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Basic Civil and Mechanical
Engineering Laboratory

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Name of the Student 5 , AShllN
Register Number 2D&S40/2
Year/ Semester/ Section T./li/A
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M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering
{Autonomous)
Karur, Tamllnadu.

Bonafide Certificate
IRegister Number : 2..0 Bes 4012-
Certified that this ls the Bonaflde rec:o~ of work done by the Student Selvan/

of the First Year Il Sem.e ster B.B. COMPttl'BR SCIENCE ENGINBERING

branch during the year 2020 • 2021 ln· the Basic Civil ·and Mechanical

.Engineering Laboratory.

Staff in - charge Head of the Department

Submitted for the End Semester Practi.cal Examination on ...................................

lntemal Examiner External Examiner

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Aim
To plan the given job to get accurate shape.

Tools RequiredW Jack plane

Finner chisel 5. Try square
1.
6. Mortise chisel
2. Mallet
Tenon saw 7. Rip saw and
3.
Marking gauge 8. Calipers
4.

All dimensions are in 'mm'

Procedure
1. The given job is clamped in a carpentry vice and any two surfaces are planed
by Jack plane to get right angle.
2. Accuracy is checked by using try square.
3. Based on the planed surfaces, the markings are made on the two sides by
using marking gauge.
4. After marking, the work piece is planed such that it should have accurate
dimensions.
5. Finally, the required dimensions are once again checked with the use of
try square.
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Vtvaau.ttone
1. Dtftne carpentry
2. What do you meant by timber
3. Mention the cluaification of timber
•· DifFerentiate soft wood and hard wood
5. List the characteristics of good timber

Result
The job with correct dimension is obtained.

1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 16

3 Model and Finishing 16

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 60

Signature of the Faculty with Date

Alm
To make a job of 'TEE' halving or Middle Lap joint from the given work piece.

Tools Required
1. Jack plane 6. Try square
2. Firmer chisel 7. Mortise chisel
3. Mallet 8. Ripsaw and
4. Tenon saw 9. Calipers
5. Marking gauge 10. Mortise gauge

All dimensions are in 'mm'

TEB - Halving or Middle Lap Joint
Procedur.
1. The glvenjob clamped in a carpentry vice and any two 1urface1 are planed
by Jack plane to get right angle.
2. Now the job ie cut into two then by marking and mortise gaugee,
the proper marking is done on the two portions hued on the planed eidee.
3. One half ie taken ueing tenon saw and firmer chisel, the unwanted
portions are removed as per the marking. using marking gauge.
4. The other half is chipped in euch a way so as to rigidly fit an to the other
work piece by using firmer chisel, paring chisel and tenon saw, etc.
5. Now, the two pieces are assembled to check properfitting.
6. Finally, the accuracy and proper dimensions are verified, by using steel rule
and trysquare.
V'tva Questions
1. Name the marking and measuring tools
2. Infer the use of try square
3. Mention the name tool used for making arcs and circles
4. Write the use of bevel in carpentry
5. Illustrate the application of Tee joint

Result
Thus the required TEE halving or Middle lap joint is obtained from the given
work piece

S.No. Particulars Marks Allotted Marks Awarded

1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 15

3 Model and Finishing 15

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 50

Signature of the Faculty with Date

Alm
'1'> make a Cl'ON lap joint from the given wooden work.piece as per the given dimension.

Tools Required
1. Machine Planer 5. Marking Gauge
2. Mallet 6. Calipers
3. RipSaw 7. Circular Saw
4. Try Square

Procedure
1. The given work piece is clamped in the carpentry vice and two adjacent faces
are planed to get right angles, using machine planer.
2. The work piece is cut into two halves UBing rip saw.
3. With the finished face as reference the required size is marked on the work.piece,
by means of steel rule and marking gauge.
4. In one half of the work.piece, the unnecessary portions are removed, using
mitre saw and firmer chisel.
5. Similarly, the unwanted portions are removed in the other halfofthe workpiece,
UBing circular saw and firmer chisel.
6. Now, the two pieces are assembled to check proper fitting.
7. Finally, the accuracy and proper dimensions are verified, by using steel rule
and try square.
Viva Questions
1. Classify the cutting tool UBed in carpentry
2. List the types of saws used in carpentry
3. Classify the types of saw based on their uses
4. Differentiate rip saw and cross cut saw
5. Tell the application of cross lap joint
Cross Lap Joint
 All dimensions are in 'mm'

Result
Thus the cross lap joint is obtained to the required size and shape from the given workpiece.

S.No. Particulars Marks Allotted Marks Awarded

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1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 15

3 Model and Finishing 15

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 50

Signature of the Faculty with Date

Alm
To make a Mortise and Tenon joint from the given work piece.

Tools Required
1. Jack plane 6. Try square
2. Firmer chisel 7. Mortise chisel
3. Mallet 8. Rip saw and
4. Tenonsaw 9. Calipers
5. Marking gauge 10. Mortise gauge

Procedure
1. The given job is fixed in the vice and any two surfaces are planed to get
right angle using jack plane. The accuracy is checked by using Try square.
2. The job is cut into two halves, then by using marking and mortise gauges,
the proper marking is done on the two portions based on the planed sides. the
proper marking is done on the two portions based on the planed sides.
3. In one portion, a T shaped lock is cut using firmer chisel and mortise chisel
as per the marking.
4. The other portions, a rectangular hole of the .given dimensions is made and
the unwanted portions are removed using chisel to get mortise and tenon
joint.
5. Finally, the accuracy and proper dimensions are checked by using steel rule
and trJ square.

Viva Questions
1. List the holding tools used in carpentry
2. Mention the use of tenon saw
3. Write the parts of chisel
4. Classify the chisel based on their uses in carpentry
5. Infer the application of mortise and tenon joint
Mortise and Tenon Joint
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 All dimensions are in 'mm'

Result
Thus the required mortise and tenon joint is obtained from the given work piece.

Particulars Marks Allotted Marks Awarded

S.No.

1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 16

3 Model and Finishing 16

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 60

Signature of the Faculty with Date

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1b make a dove tail halving joint from the given work piece.

Tools Required
1. Jack plane 6. Ripsaw and
2. Try square 7. Tenon saw
3. Firmer chisel 8. Calipers
4. Mortise chisel 9. Marking gauge
5. Mallet

Procedure
1. The given job is fix~ in the vice and any two surfaces are planed to get
right angle using jack plane. The accuracy is checked by using Try
square.
2. The job is cut into two halves, then proper making is done on the two portions
based on the planed sides by using marking and cutting gauges.
3. One half is taken, a tapering slot having the required dimensions is made
using firmer and paring chisel.
4. The other half is chipped in such a way so as to rigidly fit in the dove tail slot
of the using chisels.
5. Finally, the correct dimensions are checked using steel rule and try
square.
Viva Questions
1. Infer the use of mortise chisel
2. Name the three type of axe
3. List the different types of boring tools used in carpentry
4. Write the use if ~et
5. Infer the application of dove-tail joint
Dove Tall Halving Joint
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All dimensions are in 'mm'

Result
Thus the given job is made into dove tail halving joint.

S.No. Particulars Marks Allotted Marks Awarded

1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 15

3 Model and Finishing 15

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 50

Signature of the Faculty with Date

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Alm
'lb make a bridle joint from the given wooden piece as per the given dimensions.

Tools Required
1. Machine Planer 5. Marking Gauge
2. Mallet 6. Calipers
3. RipSaw 7. Circular Saw
4. Try Square

Procedure
1. The given work piece is clamped in the carpentry vice and two adjacent faces
are planed, to get right angles, using machine planer.
2. The work piece is cut into two halves using rip saw.
3. With the finished face as reference, the required size is marked on the
workpiece, by means of steel rule and marking gauge.
4. In one half of the workpiece, the unnecessary portions are removed, using
mitre saw and firmer chisel.
5. Similarly, the unwanted portions are removed in the other halfofthe workpiece,
using circular saw and firmer chisel.
6. Now, the two pieces are assembled to check proper fitting.
7. Finally, the accuracy and proper dimensions are verified, by using steel rule
and try square.

Viva Questions
1. List the type of joints used in carpentry
2. Classify the hammers used in carpentry
3. Differentiate hammers and mallet
4. Tell the use of claw hammer
5. Infer the application of bridle joint
 Bridle Joint

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All dimensions are in 'mm'

Result
Thus, the bridle joint is obtained to the required size and shape from the given
wooden piece.

Particulars Marks Allotted Marks Awarded

S.No.

1 Aim and Procedure 10

2 Execution of Experiment 15

3 Model and Finishing 15

4 Viva Voce 10

Total 50

Signature of the Faculty with Date