How much do you know about tools and equipment? If you are a handy man or are in a profession that requires you to use various tools, this great quiz is for you. Do give it a try and get to see if you know various tools and how you should use them. All the best as you tackle it and remember to be safe as you use them.
Fuller
Flatter
Snip
Stake
For removing burr
For making hole on sheet
For bending sheet
For cutting sheet with curved line
Snap head rivet
Pan head rivet
Bifurcated rivet
Counter sunk head rivet
Straight wire gauge
Standard wire gear
Standard wire gauge
Standard wire groove
L=2d
L=T+0.6d
L=T+1.5d
L=T+d(1.3-1.6)
Brass
Copper
Mild steel
Cast iron
Hand shear
Marking tool
Measuring instrument
Groover
Less than 450 degree celcius
More than 450 degree celcius
1000 degre celcius
1900 degree celcius
Resin
Ammonium chloride
Hydrochloric acid
Zinc chloride
Tin and lead
Copper and lead
Brass and lead
Phosphrous and copper
200 degree celcius
300 degree celcius
450 degree celcius
650 degree celcius
Square notch
V notch
Wired notch
Slant notch
Hatchet stake
Half moon stake
Funnel stake
Creasing stake
Lead
Brass
Hard wood
Cast iron
Copper
Tin
Zinc
Lead
Folding
Bending
Riveting
Directionality
1mm
0.5mm
0.02mm
0..1mm
Ball peen hammer
Sledge hammer
Cross peen hammer
Soft hammer
Mild steel
Cast iron
High carbon steel
Option 4
Lead
Brass
Cast iron
Hard wood
Removing burrs
Making hole on the sheet
Cutting the sheet along the covered lines
Folding the sheet
Lap joint
Butt joint
Hinge joint
Double grooved seam joint
Hatchet stake
Half moon stake
Funnel stake
Creasing stake
Gauge
Number size
Standard size
Non of the above
Soldering
Punching
Riveting
Planishing