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Welcome toWelcome toManufacturing Manufacturing
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The SystemHistory’sImpact
TheProcesses
Forming&
Separating
Assembly&
Finishing
$100The Natural or Synthetic materials entered into any
manufacturing system that is changed into a product for a
consumer.
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$200Consumer product surveys
are examples of this branch of the
manufacturing system model.
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$300This branch of the
manufacturing system model contains such categories as
forming, separating, assembling and finishing.
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$400Automobiles, cell phones, computers, Oreo cookies,
etc… are all examples of this branch of the manufacturing
system model.
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$500The use of technology to
change raw materials through various processes to
create products that meet consumer’s wants and needs.
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What are inputs?
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What is feedback?
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What are Processes?
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What is Outputs?
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What is Manufacturing?
$100This historical event both in Europe and the United States had the largest impact on the
early development of manufacturing.
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$200Eli Whitney & Henry Ford
developed these two innovations which made manufacturing facilities run more efficient, thus making products more affordable to the consumer.
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$300This device from its invention
date until present day continues to have a major
impact on everything manufactured today.
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$400This device not only has improved
the efficiency of manufacturing, but some say it has also had a
negative impact by eliminating the need for blue collar workers in the
factories of today.
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$500President Obama has become the
newest proponent of this future technological advancement that
will have a major impact on manufacturing processes and
facilities.
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What is the Industrial Revolution?
$200What are Interchangeable Parts
& the Assembly Line?
$300What is the Computer and
Computer Automation?
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What is Robotics?
$500What is “New Energy”?
$100Manufacturing processes can be divided into these
4 categories.
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$200The processes of changing the
shape of a material. No material is added or taken away during this process.
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$300Process of changing the shape of
a material, separating or cutting away parts from the remainder of the material.
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$400The process of creating a
material or product by combining several pieces,
parts or materials.
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$500The process of changing a
material or product by applying a protective or
decorative coating.
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$100What are Forming,
Separating, Assembly & Finishing?
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What is Forming?
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What is Separating?
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What is Assembling?
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What is Finishing?
$100A solid material is changed to
a liquid, and then forced or poured into a hollow form.
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$200Forming, Bending, Rolling &
Drawing are all examples of this forming process.
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$300The hardening of metal is
an example of this forming process.
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$400Cutting a piece of paper with scissors, or sawing a piece of wood with the Table Saw are examples of this Separating
Process.
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$500The process of changing a
materials shape by separating or removing pieces of the
original material with a small grain like substance.
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What is Casting?
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What is Compressing?
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What is Conditioning?
$400What is Sawing, Shearing
or Cutting?
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What is Abrading?
$100The technical term given to the bonding agents used in
the assembly process.
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$200Wood screws, brads, nails and
rivets are all examples of this branch of assembly.
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$300The process of changing a
material or product by applying a protective coating includes
these three finishing categories.
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$400The process of changing a
material or product by chemically changing its color.
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What is Adhesive?
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What is Mechanical Fastening?
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What are Painting, Varnishing &
Powder Coating?
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What is Staining?
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What is Etching?
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DAILY DOUBLEDAILY DOUBLEAcid applied to metal
in a desired pattern or design.
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Table Saw Miter Saw Drill Press Band SawPlaner
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Another name for the Table Saw.
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$200The process of cutting with
the grain of the stock.
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The process of cutting perpendicular to or across the grain of
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$400The term given to all crosscuts made at an
angle than perpendicular to the grain of the stock.
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$500A special attachment on the Table Saw used for cutting grooves with or
across the grain.
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What is Circular Saw?
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What is Ripping?
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What is Miter?
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Miter Saw.
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$200The Miter Saw is primarily used for this cutting action.
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Angular crosscuts.
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$400Term given to the cutting of a
horizontal and a vertical angle at the same time on the
Miter Saw.
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$500Device used when cutting
cylindrical stock on the Miter Saw.
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What is Cut-Off Saw?
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What is Crosscutting?
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What are Miters?
$400What are Compound Miters?
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What is a V-Block?
$100The most commonly used
drill bit in America.
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purpose drill bit. It is also most commonly found
being used in the construction industry.
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$300These two drill bits are available for use when you need to drill a flat
bottomed hole.
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$400The part of the drill press that holds the cutting tool.
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$500This drill press attachment
allows you to drill a square hole.
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What is the Twist Bit?
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What is the Spade Bit?
$300What is the Multi-Spur Bit
and the Forstner Bit?
Multi-Spur
Forstner
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What is the Chuck?
$500What is the Mortising Attachment?
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$200The main advantage the Band Saw gives you over
other types of saws.
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$400The danger zone on the
Band Saw.
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$500Using several angular cuts to cut a curve on the Band
Saw.
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What are Relief Cuts?
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What is the ability to cut exterior designs and
curves?
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What is Nibble Cutting?
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What is a 2” radius around the blade?
$500What is Tangent Cutting?
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$100The size of the Jointer and
the Planer is determined by the length of these.
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$200Maximum depth of cut in
one pass on the Jointer and the Planer.
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$300The direction in which stock should be fed into the Jointer and Planer.
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Another name for the Planer.
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$500The act of cutting an edge 90 degrees to the face on a
piece of stock.
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$100What are the Cutterhead
Knives?
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What is 1/16”?
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What is with the grain?
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What is the Surfacer?
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What is Truing?