What Is Fitting Shop?
What Is Fitting Shop?
What Is Fitting Shop?
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FITTING TOOLS
Bench Vice
The bench vice is a holding device that is used to hold the workpiece when performing
Filling and Cutting on the job. Bench vice has two jaws one is fixed (Stationary jaw) and
another is movable (Sliding jaw). Sliding jaw slide over the slide face, when the handle is
rotated in the clockwise direction it is subjected to tight by mean of the thread which is
mounted on the rod. The body is not movable to any direction is called a fixed body and
the lower part of bench vice is called base.
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Measuring and Marking Tools.
It is a steel wire which has one end is sharp and
hardened to mark a line on the metallic piece.
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Cutting Tools.
Hand hacksaw
Hand hacksaw is a cutting tool that is used in the fitting shop for manual cutting. It has
three parts, Handles, Hacksaw frame, and blade. The blade is made of high-speed steel
or high carbon steel and the frame is made of mild steel. The blade is adjusted with the
help of a wing nut. The teeth of a blade generally forward direction.
Striking Tools.
Hammers
The tool generally used in a fitting shop for striking is called Hammer. These are used
for chipping, hammering and fitting. The weight range of the hammer is 0.25 kg to 2 kg.
2.6” scribe
2.Marking
3.Punching
4.Sawing
5.Filling
6.Finishing
PROCEDURE:
1. To check the dimensions of a given mild steel piece.
2. One edge of the given is filled to straightness with rough and smooth files and
checked with a try square.
3. Adjacent is also filled such that it is square to the first edge and checked with a try
square.
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4. Wet chalk is applied on one side of the flat and dried for making.
5. The mark on the job according to a given design, using scriber or odd leg caliper and
steel rule.
7. The excess materials removed from the remaining two edges with try square level up
to half of the marked dots.
8. Finally, buts are removed by the filling on the surface of the fitting job.
PRECAUTIONS:
1. Must use the try square for perpendicularity.
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