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9. Miscellaneous Tools<br />

Fitting 367<br />

These are die, drifts, counter sink <strong>to</strong>ols, counter boring <strong>to</strong>ols, spot facing bit <strong>and</strong> drill press.<br />

Some of above mentioned important <strong>to</strong>ols are discussed as under.<br />

19.2.1 Measuring Tools<br />

19.2.1.1 Steel Rule<br />

Steel rule is generally employed for purpose of measuring rough dimensions <strong>and</strong> laying<br />

out them. It is <strong>always</strong> advisable <strong>to</strong> start measuring from 1 cm mark because the end of the<br />

rule is generally worn out<br />

19.2.1.2 Circumference Rule<br />

It is commonly used for measuring or laying out or as a straight edge. The specialty in<br />

this rule is that the circumference can be taken directly, below the diameter dimension.<br />

19.2.1.3 Straight Edges<br />

There are two types of straight edges namely four edge type (Fig. 19.1(a)) <strong>and</strong> bridge type<br />

(Fig. 19.1(b)) which are made of carbon <strong>to</strong>ol steel <strong>and</strong> alloy steel. They are generally flat<br />

graduated bar of steel with one longitudinal edge beveled. Straight edges come in various<br />

lengths commonly varying from 2.5 mm up <strong>to</strong> one meter <strong>and</strong> above. They are mostly used<br />

for scribing long straight lines.<br />

Four edges<br />

type<br />

(a)<br />

Fig. 19.1 Straight edges<br />

Bridge type<br />

(b)<br />

19.2.1.4 Flat Steel Squrae<br />

It is a piece of flat hardened steel with graduations on either end. It is commonly used<br />

for marking lines in the perpendicular direction <strong>to</strong> any base line.<br />

19.2.1.5 Scribers<br />

Fig. 19.2 shows the various types of scribers, which are sometimes called the metal<br />

worker’s pencil. These are made up of high carbon steel <strong>and</strong> are hardened from the front edge.<br />

Scriber is used for scratching lines on the sheet metal during the process of laying out a job.<br />

Fig. 19.2 Scribers

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