Standard Grade Craft and Design

Standard Grade Craft and Design Casting and Forging JF 2007

Casting and Forging Click on 1 of the pictures to begin questions Forging Casting JF 2007

Casting Click on a picture to be asked a question Click here when you are finished. JF 2007

Casting Look at this picture it shows a piece of work ready to be cast. What is the name of the 2 pipes that are showing? Name these pipes 1. Air vents. 2. Drag and Cope 3. Riser and runner 4. Securing bolts JF 2007

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Casting These two pins are used to help form the runner and the riser. What is the name used for them? 1. Sand pins. 2. Riser, runner pins. 3. Moulding pins. 4. Sprue pins JF 2007

Casting This is a picture of the vessel used to pour molten metal into the cast. What is its name? 1. Pouring cup. 2. Crucible. 3. Pouring ladle 4. Melting pot. JF 2007

Casting What are the 2 most common metals used in school for casting? 1. Iron 2. Aluminium. 3. Duralumin. 4. Brass. 5. Mild steel. 6. Tool steel. JF 2007

Casting What are the 2 most common metals used in school for casting? 1. Iron 2. Duralumin. 3. Brass. 4. Mild steel. 5. Tool steel. JF 2007

Casting What are the 2 most common metals used in school for casting? 1. Iron 2. Aluminium. 3. Duralumin. 4. Mild steel. 5. Tool steel. JF 2007

Casting This is a stone mould for casting, but what is the requirements for a good pattern? 1. Simple easily constructed shapes. 2. Complex shapes. 3. Sloping sides with rounded corners 4. Small cast pieces. JF 2007

Casting This is a picture of a model that has been cast. What is the name of the 2 sections pointed out? 1. Cope and drag. 2. Top and bottom mould sections. 3. Runner and riser. 4. Pattern and flat board. JF 2007

Forging Click here when you are finished. JF 2007

Forging In this section you will have to answer a few questions on tempering before you can go back to answer the other areas. Just click on the picture to begin. JF 2007

Forging Look at this colour chart for tempering, the colour circled would give you 1. The toughest finish. 2. The hardest finish JF 2007

Forging Well done now try this question. We now know this is the colour for the hardest finish, point out a use for this tempering colour. 1. Rivet set. 2. Scribers. 3. Hammer heads 4. Spanners. JF 2007

Forging Well done now try this question. To make a good set of scissors what temperature would you look for when heating your metal? 1. 300 c 2. 270 c 3. 260 c 4. 245 c 4. 245 c JF 2007

forging Nowwhat temperature would the metal have to be to make a spring? 1. 300 c 2. 270 c 3. 260 c 4. 245 c 4. 245 c JF 2007

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forging This section will look at the equipment and tools that are used in forging. Just click on the picture to move on. JF 2007

forging What is the name given to this collection of tools? Remember they all have the same general function. 1. Pliers 2. Mole grips 3. Hand clamps 4. tongs JF 2007

Forging Well done now look at this picture. This hammer is used to help shape the steel. What is it? 1. Sledge hammer 2. Cross pein hammer 3. Ball pein hammer 4. Claw hammer.

Forging Look at this picture, the tip of the metal is being hammered into shape what is this process called 1. Shaping. 2. Manual manipulation 3. Drawing down 4. Up setting

Forging Look at this picture of a finished work piece, what is the name of the process to make the design? 1. Twist. 2. Point. 3. Scroll. 4. Eye. JF 2007

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Forging No questions for this section but you should be able to name the sections of the anvil. Just click on the picture to go back. BILL/ JF 2007

Standard Grade Craft and Design