Anvil: to support the job for forging
Hammers: for hammering
Tonge: for holding the job
Chisel: forcutting
Flatters: to smooth the surface
Fullers: to form depressions
Swages: to reduce diameter in steps
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Smithy Workshop Part 7-Workshop Practice-Lecture Slides, Slides of Mechanical Engineering
This lecture was delivered by Prof. Bhanudas Jayaraman at Aligarh Muslim University. This lecture is about workshop of Mechanical Engineering course. Its main points are: Smithy, Workshop, Forging, Tools, Anvil, Hammer, Tonge, Chisel, Flatters, Fullers, Swages
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Anvil: to support the job for forging Hammers: for hammering Tonge: for holding the job Chisel: forcutting Flatters: to smooth the surface Fullers: to form depressions Swages: to reduce diameter in steps
Beak: for bending operations Ledge: for resting metal being cut with chisel Hardie Hole:It is a square hole used to holdcutting and forming tools Pritchel Hole: for punching holes in th job andfor bending round bars Tail or heel
Hand Hammers: weigh from2 – 3 lbs used forsticking the job with light and quick blown insuccession an also for drawing and upsettingthe end of the bar Sledge Hammers: weigh from 10 -20 lbs withshafts from 3 ft to 3.5 ft long. These are used byhelper for heavy blows
Sledge Hammers