Marking Out & Measuring (Junior Cert Engineering): Flashcards

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Marking Out & Measuring
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Marking out definition

Drawing lines/marks on material showing cuts, holes, shapes

Datum lines/edges/surfaces

Starting reference points for all measurements

Scriber purpose

Primary tool for drawing lines on metal surfaces

Steel rule max measurement

Up to 300mm300\text{mm} accurately

Steel rule positioning technique

On edge, not flat (eliminates parallax error)

Tape rule max length

Up to 55 metres

Engineer's try square use

Marking out and checking right angles (90°90°)

Centre punch function

Creates small indentations in metal

Centre punch point angle

90°90°

Dividers uses

Drawing circles, arcs, transferring measurements

Combination set

Versatile tool combining multiple functions in one

Micrometer accuracy

0.01mm0.01\text{mm}

Micrometer spindle pitch

0.5mm0.5\text{mm} per complete turn

Vernier calipers accuracy

0.02mm0.02\text{mm}

Surface plate material & purpose

Cast iron, extremely flat stable reference surface

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