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#Video yourself cutting a 1" shaft, cutting 1/2" off the end of a 1" cold rolled shaft. Use the ''rotating shaft method''. | #Video yourself cutting a 1" shaft, cutting 1/2" off the end of a 1" cold rolled shaft. Use the ''rotating shaft method''. | ||
#Post your results to [[OSE Workshops Group]] on Facebook as a short video. | #Post your results to [[OSE Workshops Group]] on Facebook as a short video. | ||
#Start your [[Work Log]] and link to the Facebook page where you uploaded your video. | #Start your [[Work Log]], put an entry named Abrasive Tools Exam, and link to the Facebook page where you uploaded your video. | ||
#Take a right angle measure of the cut end, and show how close you are to perpendicular. Add this as a comment to the video you posted on the [[OSE Workshops Group]] | #Take a right angle measure of the cut end, and show how close you are to perpendicular. Add this as a comment to the video you posted on the [[OSE Workshops Group]] | ||
#On your [[Work Log]], answer these questions: | |||
#What is the rotating shaft method of abrasive cutoff saw cutting? | |||
#What are the 3 common grinder sizes by amperage? | |||
#What are the 3 common sizes of grinding wheels for angle grinders? | |||
#Can you operate a 5 amp grinder with one hand? Can you do the same with a 15 amp grinder? | |||
#What is the importance of using angle grinders when it comes to the matter of safety of the machine that you are building? | |||
#What is the typical size of an abrisive cutoff saw wheel? | |||
#What is the largest solid rod size recommended for cutting with an angle grinder? | |||
#What is the use case for using grinders for cutting off something instead of using a torch? | |||
Revision as of 03:08, 14 August 2015
- Video yourself cutting a 1" shaft, cutting 1/2" off the end of a 1" cold rolled shaft. Use the rotating shaft method.
- Post your results to OSE Workshops Group on Facebook as a short video.
- Start your Work Log, put an entry named Abrasive Tools Exam, and link to the Facebook page where you uploaded your video.
- Take a right angle measure of the cut end, and show how close you are to perpendicular. Add this as a comment to the video you posted on the OSE Workshops Group
- On your Work Log, answer these questions:
- What is the rotating shaft method of abrasive cutoff saw cutting?
- What are the 3 common grinder sizes by amperage?
- What are the 3 common sizes of grinding wheels for angle grinders?
- Can you operate a 5 amp grinder with one hand? Can you do the same with a 15 amp grinder?
- What is the importance of using angle grinders when it comes to the matter of safety of the machine that you are building?
- What is the typical size of an abrisive cutoff saw wheel?
- What is the largest solid rod size recommended for cutting with an angle grinder?
- What is the use case for using grinders for cutting off something instead of using a torch?