← 1.3 Hand Tools and equipment
Boring holes correctly
Wood Technology · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes
A practical lesson: boring accurate holes - the right size, square, and to depth - safely.
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- 4 sections of explanation, worked examples and diagrams
- 1 practice task with hints and worked answers
- A quiz that marks itself as you go
- Your progress kept across every subject you take
Other lessons in this sub-strand
- What hand tools are and how they are classified
- Measuring and marking tools
- The rule and the tape measure
- The try square
- The marking gauge
- The marking knife, pencil and mortise gauge
- Testing tools: checking flat, straight and square
- Cutting tools and saws
- The rip saw and cross-cut saw
- The tenon saw and other back saws
- The coping saw and cutting curves
- Using a saw correctly and safely
- Planes: the jack and smoothing planes
- Setting and using a plane
- Chisels
- Using chisels safely
- Boring tools
- Boring holes correctly
- Holding tools: the vice, cramps and holdfast
- Driving tools: hammers and mallets
- Driving tools: screwdrivers
- Finishing tools: files, rasps, scrapers and abrasive paper
- Sharpening edge tools
- Tool safety, care and maintenance
- Identifying and classifying tools: a practical
- Using the correct tool: why it matters