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Introduction to Hand Tools  

Definition And Importance Of Hand Tools In Engineering  

Overview Of Different Categories Of Hand Tools  

Safety Considerations When Using Hand Tools  

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Types of Hand Tools  

Cutting Tools  

Saws (E.G., Hand Saws, Hacksaws)  

Knives And Blades (E.G., Utility Knives, Chisels)  

Fastening Tools  

Screwdrivers (E.G., Flathead, Phillips)  

Pliers (E.G., Needle-Nose, Slip-Joint)  

Measuring And Marking Tools  

Tape Measures And Rulers  

Squares And Levels  

Techniques for Using Hand Tools  

Proper Grip And Handling  

Ergonomics And Posture  

Techniques For Precision And Control  

Maintenance And Care Of Hand Tools  

Cleaning And Lubricating Tools  

Sharpening Cutting Tools  

Troubleshooting Common Issues  

Identifying Tool Wear And Tear  

Repairing Minor Tool Damages  

MEM18001 Mastering Hand Tools

The document also provides examples of hand tools, applications, drawings, job specifications, and routine maintenance. Hand tools include hacksaws, hammers, punches, screwdrivers, sockets, wrenches, scrapers, chisels, gouges, wood planes, files, and hand-held taps and dies.

Mastering Hand Tools: A Comprehensive Overview for Beginner Engineering Students  

<div class="simple-box-wrapper"><div class="simple-box"><div class="column" flex-size="undefined"><p>Mastering hand tools is crucial for engineering students, as it is the foundation for practical applications and theoretical understanding. Hand tools embody craftsmanship and precision, which are essential in engineering design and execution. Understanding the types of hand tools, their applications, and effective techniques can enhance a student's ability to translate concepts into tangible results. This course provides a comprehensive overview to equip beginners with the necessary knowledge and skills for using hand tools in engineering contexts.</p></div></div></div>