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FITTING SHOP

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FITTING SHOP

Fitting is the process of assembling various parts manufactured in the machine shop

Tools used in Fitting shop1.Holding tools2. Cutting tools3. Striking tools4. Marking and measuring tools

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Work bench

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BENCH VICE

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CROSS SECTION OF BENCH VICE

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PIPE VICE

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HAND VICE

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PIN VICE

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TOOL MAKERS VICE

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HACK SAW• BASIC HAND TOOL USED TO CUTTING UNWANTED MATERIAL• USED TO CUTTING SLOTS AND CONTOURSPARTS OF HACK SAW1.METAL FRAME2.BLADE3.HANDLE4.WING NUTSCREWTYPES OF SAWS1.SOLID(FIXED)FRAME2.ADJUSTABLE (FLEXIBLE)FRAME

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Solid frame Hack Saw

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Adjustable frame Hack saw

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HACK SAW BLADE

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Specifications of Blades

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Parts of File

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Specifications of FileFiles are specified according to their• Length• Shape• Teeth pattern• GradeEx. 200mm,half round, single cut bastard file

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Length of file• Length is measured from heel to point• Files are available from 100mm to 450mm• Common sizes are 100mm, 150mm, 200mm,

250mm, and 300mm.

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Grade

• Depending on fineness and or pitch of teeth, they are graded as

(a)Rough---8 teeth per cm, rough work(b)Bastard –12 teeth per cm,cuts smaller

amounts than Rough file© Second cut– 16 teeth per cm, better finish

than Bastard(d) smooth– 20 to 24 teeth per cm(e) Dead smooth– 25 to 40 teeth per cm

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Teeth pattern of FileFiles are classified as(a) Single cut files, andAngle from 450 to 600 from edge(b) double cut files700 to 800 from opposite side

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Types of files

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TYPES OF FILES

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TYPES OF FILES

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CHISELS• Chisels are made from high carbon steel or chrome –vanadium steel• It consists following parts• 1.Head 2.Body or shank3.Point or cutting edge

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Types of chiselsThe most commonly used chisels are

1.Flat chisel2. Cross cut chisel3. Half-round chisel4. Diamond point chisel5. Side chisel

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DRILLSDrills are used to make circular holesThese are made up of high-speed steel,

chromium steel and carbon tool steelIt has the following parts1. Body2. Neck3. Shank4. Tang

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Types of DrillsThe following types of drills are more commonly

used1. Flat drill2. Straight fluted drill3. Twist drill

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ReamerAfter drilling a hole, Reamer is used to finishe

the drilled hole.It consists of Body and Shank

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Taps

Taps are used to make internal threads in drilled holes

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Types of TapsTaps are available in following three types

1.Taper or first tap (rough)2. Plug or second tap(semi-finish tap)3. Bottoming tap (finish tap)

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DIES• The die is a cutting tool used to cut external

threads on cylindrical parts• It is a circular disc of hardened tool steel

having a threaded hole and flutes which forms cutting edges

Types of Dies1. Solid die2. Adjustable split die3. Adjustable two-plate die

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Striking ToolsThese are used for striking purposes like punching,

chipping, marking, bending, straightening and riveting

Hammer is basic striking toolParts of hammer1. Peen2. Face3. Eye hole4. Handle5. head

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Marking ToolsMarking is the process of layout of sizes on work

piece. The following tools are used in marking out operations.

1. Scriber 2. divider3. Jenny caliper 4. scribing block5. Angle plate 6. V-block7. Punch 8. Try square9. Surface plate 10. Straight edge

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Scriber

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Devider & jenny caliper

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Angle plate & V-Block

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Punch

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Try square

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Surface plate

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Straight edge• The straight is made up of cast iron or carbon

steel and finished to high degree of accuracy.

• It is used to check the straightness or flatness of surfaces

• It is also used for testing alignment of machines

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Measuring Tools

The most commonly used measuring tools are described below

1. Steel rule 2. caliper3. Depth gauge 3. Vernier caliper4. Micrometer 5. Gauge block

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Steel rule

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caliper

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Depth Gauge

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Vernier caliper

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Vernier height gauge

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Vernier depth gauge

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Gear Tooth Vernier

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Micro meter• Micrometer is precision tool used to measure

upto an accuracy of 0.01mm. • Used to measure outside diameter, inside

diameter and thickness of objectsTypes of micrometers1. Out side micrometer2. Inside micrometer3. Depth micrometer

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Micro meter

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Inside micrometer

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Depth micrometer