Saws

• What are hand tools used for in manufacturing processes?

  They are used for manual completion.
• Why must manufacturing processes be completed manually?

  Because certain types require manual production.
• What must you demonstrate when using hand tools?

  Understanding of main features and applications.
• What are the different types of saws mentioned?

  • Hack Saw
  • Coping saw
  • Ripsaw
  • Tenon saw
• What is the purpose of different saws?

  They have teeth designed for cutting materials.
• How should the blade teeth of a saw be maintained?

  They must be kept sharp by sharpening or replacing.
• What is a tenon saw used for?

  It is used for cutting wood.
• What feature does a tenon saw have?

  It has a stiffening cap over the top edge.
• What does the stiffening cap on a tenon saw prevent?

  It prevents the blade from flexing during cutting.
• What type of teeth do rip-saws have?

  They have coarse teeth for cutting wood.
• What are the characteristics of coping saws?

  They have thin blades for intricate cuts.
• What is the primary use of a coping saw?

  It is used for cutting curves in wood.
• What is a coping saw's blade like?

  It is thin and can be easily replaced.
• What is a coping saw's frame made of?

  It is made of metal and U-shaped.
• What does the swivel clip on a coping saw do?

  It holds the ends of the blade securely.
• What is the purpose of a coping saw's design?

  To allow for intricate and detailed cuts.
• What types of jobs are coping saws used for?

  They are used for specialized jobs requiring precision.
• What is a ripping saw primarily used for?

  It is used to cut wood along the grain.
• What is the design of a ripping saw's teeth?

  They are designed for efficient cutting along the grain.
• What is the main feature of a ripping saw?

  It has large teeth for fast cutting.
• What is the purpose of a coping saw in woodworking?

  To make precise cuts in intricate designs.
• What is the primary material that a coping saw cuts?

  Wood and plastic sheets.
• What is the function of the heel on a blade?

  It provides stability during cutting.
• What is the purpose of a ripsaw's design?

  To cut wood quickly along the grain.
• What is the advantage of using a ripsaw?

  It allows for fast and efficient cutting.
• What is the main use of a coping saw?

  To cut intricate shapes in wood.
• What is the primary function of a ripsaw?

  To cut wood along the grain efficiently.
• What is the main characteristic of a coping saw's teeth?

  They are fine and designed for detailed cuts.
• What is the purpose of the handle on a coping saw?

  To provide a firm grip during cutting.
• What is the main feature of a ripsaw's handle?

  It is designed for comfort and control.
• What is the advantage of using a coping saw for intricate cuts?

  It allows for precision and control.
• What is the primary material that a ripsaw cuts?

  Wood along the grain.
• What is the main purpose of a ripsaw's design?

  To facilitate fast cutting along the grain.
• What is the main characteristic of a coping saw's frame?

  It is U-shaped and holds the blade.
• What is the purpose of the teeth on a ripsaw?

  To cut wood efficiently along the grain.
• What is the main use of a ripsaw in woodworking?

  To cut wood quickly along the grain.
• What is the advantage of using a ripsaw for cutting wood?

  It allows for fast and efficient cutting.
• What is the primary function of a coping saw?

  To cut intricate shapes in wood.
• What is the primary function of a ripsaw?

  To cut wood along the grain efficiently.
• What is the main characteristic of a coping saw's teeth?

  They are fine and designed for detailed cuts.