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The document outlines the classification and examples of various tools used in industrial arts services, including carpentry, masonry, construction painting, plumbing, tile setting, and electrical work. Each section details specific tools, their functions, and their importance in respective trades. It also includes activities for students to engage with the material and apply their knowledge practically.

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Week 4

Classification of
tools in
industrial arts
services
Week 4

Learning
Objectives
1. Classify different tools in
industrial services

2. Identify examples of
tools for each classification

3. Sort industrial arts

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services tools according to
their classification
Carpentry and
Week 4

Masonry Tools
Carpentry Tools- instruments and
equipment specifically designed for
woodworking and construction
tasks, primarily related to shaping,
cutting, joining, and finishing wood
materials. These tools are essential
for carpenters and woodworkers to
perform various tasks accurately
and efficiently.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Claw Hammer
This tool is used to break an object,
drive a nail or spike into another, or
mold the desired shape of the
material.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Crosscut Saw
They are used to cut across the grain
of the wood.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Rip Saw
They are used to cut across the grain
of the wood.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Circular Saw
A powered handheld tool is used to
cut wood.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Hand Drills
Hand drills make holes in some wood
crafts and are helpful in outdoor
projects.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Chisel
A cutting tool with sharpened edges
at the end of metal blades or used for
cutting or shaping wood,
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Measuring Tape
Measuring tape is a fundamental tool
for accurately measuring various
materials, primarily wood, lengths,
distances, and dimensions.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Square
It is a 90-degree standard right-angle
tool sometimes called a try or trying
square (90-degree angle), a miter
square (45-degree angle), a
combined try and miter square,
combined square framing, or steel
square.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Plane
A hand plane is a tool for shaping and
refining wooden surfaces. It can also
be operated as a powered tool.
CARPENTRY TOOLS

Wood lathe Machine

A wood lathe is a machine used in
woodworking to shape wood into
various cylindrical forms, such as
balusters.
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Carpentry and
Masonry Tools
Masonry Tools- are instruments and
equipment specifically designed for
working with materials such as bricks,
stones, concrete blocks, and mortar in
construction and masonry projects.
These tools are essential for cutting,
shaping, laying, and finishing materials
and maintaining and repairing masonry
structures.
MASONRY TOOLS

Trowel
A handheld tool with a flat, pointed
blade is used for spreading and
shaping mortar and scooping and
applying other masonry materials.
MASONRY TOOLS

Float
A hand tool used for smoothing and
finishing freshly applied mortar or
concrete
MASONRY TOOLS

Hawk tool
A hawk is a tool consisting of a flat,
square board with a handle
underneath. It holds a small quantity
of mortar or plaster while working.
MASONRY TOOLS

Masonry
Hammer
Also known as a brick hammer has a
chisel-shaped edge for splitting bricks
and a flat face for striking or setting
bricks and stones.
MASONRY TOOLS

Masonry Saw
Source
A power tool equipped with a
diamond-tipped blade for cutting
bricks, blocks, or stones.
MASONRY TOOLS

Masonry
Drill
A drill bit specifically designed for
drilling holes in masonry materials
such as bricks, blocks, or concrete
MASONRY TOOLS

Brick Jointer
A handheld tool with a pointed or
rounded edge shape and smoothing
mortar joints between bricks or
blocks.
MASONRY TOOLS

Cold Chisel
A sharp edge for cutting bricks and
shaping stone in masonry works.
Week 4

Activity
1. Reflect on what you have
learned about carpentry and
masonry tools.

2. What are the differences

between these tools that
can
help you in the future
Carpentry Masonry projects or careers related
to
Week 4

Activity: Tool Sorting

Challenge
Hands on activity

Workshop
Week 4

Construction
Painting and
Metal Works
Tools
Construction Painting Tools
are essential for preparing
surfaces, applying coatings,
and achieving quality finishes
in construction and painting
projects.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Paint Brushes
handheld tools with bristles used for applying
paint to surfaces.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Roller Frames
are handheld devices that hold paint roller
covers and facilitate smooth and even paint
application over large surfaces.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Paint Trays
Paint trays are shallow containers used for holding paint
during roller application. They typically feature ribbed
sections to distribute the paint evenly on roller covers and
raised edges to prevent spills.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Paint
Scrapers
are handheld tools with sharp blades that remove old paint,
dirt, and debris from surfaces before painting.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Roller Covers
Also known as roller sleeves, they are cylindrical sleeves
made of absorbent material such as synthetic fibers or
sheepskin.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Hacksaw
a cutting tool with a fine-toothed blade for cutting metal
rods, pipes, and sheets.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Metal Shear
cutting tool used for shearing or cutting sheet metal, plate,
and bar stock.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Welding
Machine
A power tool is used to join metal pieces together by melting
and fusing them with heat.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Grinding Wheel
Rotating abrasive wheel grids, smoothing, and finishing
metal surfaces.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Drill Press
machine used for precision and accuracy to drill holes in
metal workpieces.
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Cut-off
refers to a handheld power tool or machine used to cut
through materials such as metal,
Week 4

CONSTRUCTION
PAINTING TOOLS

Chipping Hammer
welding and metalworking to remove slag and unwanted
materials from welded joints and metal surfaces.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction
painting or metal works tools would
be used in each given situations.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction painting or
metal works tools would be used in each
given situations.

[Link] wants to repaint her

bedroom walls a new color
to freshen up the room.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction painting or
metal works tools would be used in each
given situations.

2. Mark needs to cut a piece of

metal tubing to a specific
length for his science project.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction painting or
metal works tools would be used in each
given situations.

3. The school maintenance

team is repairing a damaged
section of drywall in the
hallway.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction painting or
metal works tools would be used in each
given situations.

4. Anne is building a wooden

birdhouse for her backyard and
needs to sand down the rough
edges.
Week 4

Activity
Identify whether construction painting or
metal works tools would be used in each
given situations.

5. The construction crew is

installing metal support beams
for a new building under
construction.
Week 4

Lesson Activity: Paint

Me a Picture
Brainstorm and plan your
scenarios, focusing on how
will you use the assigned
tools in your performance.
Workshop
Plumbing
Week 4

Tools and Tile

Setting Tools

Plumbing Tools- are

instruments and equipment
specifically designed for
installing, repairing, and
maintaining plumbing systems,
including pipes, fittings, fixtures,
and
Week 4

Plumbing
Tools and Tile
Setting Tools

Plumbing Tools- are

instruments and equipment
specifically designed for
installing, repairing, and
maintaining plumbing systems,
including pipes, fittings, fixtures,
and appliances.
Week 4

P L U M B I N G
T O O L S

Pipe Wrench
A heavy-duty wrench with
serrated teeth is used to grip
and turn pipes, fittings, and
other plumbing components.
Week 4

P L U M B I N G
T O O L S

Pipe Vise
specialized tool used in plumbing
and pipefitting to hold pipes
securely in place during cutting,
threading, and assembly
operations.
Week 4

P L U M B I N G
T O O L S

Pipe Cutter
handheld tools used for cutting
pipes cleanly and accurately. They
come in various types, including
standard, tubing, and ratcheting
cutters, each suited to different
pipe materials and diameters.
Week 4

P L U M B I N G
T O O L S

Pipe Threader
a tool used in plumbing and
pipefitting to create threads on
the ends of pipes, allowing them
to be joined together with fittings
or other pipes.
Week 4

P L U M B I N G
T O O L S

Plunger
A rubber suction cup attached to a
handle clears clogged drains,
toilets, and sinks by creating
hydraulic pressure to dislodge
blockages.
Plumbing
Week 4

Tools and Tile

Setting Tools

Tile Setting Tools- are

instruments and equipment
specifically designed for
installing, aligning, cutting, and
finishing ceramic, porcelain, or
stone tiles during tiling projects.
Week 4

T I L E S E T T I N G
T O O L S

Tile Cutter
used for cutting ceramic,
porcelain, or stone tiles to size.
Tile cutters come in various types,
including manual, tile scoring
tools, and tile nipper pliers.
Week 4

T I L E S E T T I N G
T O O L S

Tile Saw
A power tool with a diamond-tipped
blade cuts tiles significantly larger or
thicker than those that cannot be cut
with a manual tile cutter. Tile saws
come in various types, including
tabletop tile saws, wet tile saws, and
bridge tile saws.
Week 4

T I L E S E T T I N G
T O O L S

Tile Trowel
with a flat, notched blade spreads
adhesive or mortar onto the substrate
before laying tiles. Tile trowels come
in various sizes and shapes, including
square-notch, V-notch, and U-notch
trowels.
Week 4
T I L E S E T T I N G
T O O L S

Tile Leveling
System
A system of clips and wedges ensures
level and uniform tile installations.
Tile leveling systems are designed to
hold tiles in place and maintain
consistent spacing between tiles
during installation, preventing lippage
and ensuring a flat surface.
Week 4
T I L E S E T T I N G
T O O L S

Grout Float
A handheld tool with a flat, rubber, or
foam pad applies, and smooths grout
into the joints between tiles. Grout
floats come in various sizes and
shapes, including square-edged and
rounded-edge floats.
Week 4

Group Activity

Design your dream bathroom, identify

and list all plumbing, and tile-setting
tools needed to install fixtures and
tiles in your designs.
Week 4

Group Activity:
Tool Hunting
Search for images under your chair
and post them on the board according
to their classification.
Week 4

Electrical Tools Electrical tools are instruments

and Electronic and equipment specifically
Tools designed for working with electrical
systems, components, and wiring.
These tools are essential for
installing, maintaining, repairing,
and troubleshooting electrical
systems in residential, commercial,
and industrial settings.
Week 4

Wire Stripper

A handheld tool removes insulation from electrical wires

to expose the conductive metal underneath. It features
cutting jaws or blades with various-sized notches for
stripping wires of different gauges.
Week 4

Multi Meter/
Volt-Ohm-
milliammeter
This, also known as a volt-ohm meter (VOM), is a
handheld device for measuring electrical parameters such
as voltage, current, resistance, and continuity.
Week 4

Wire Crimper

are tools for attaching terminals or connectors to the

ends of electrical wires.
Week 4

Voltage Tester
Source

A voltage tester is a handheld tool for quickly and safely

checking the presence of electrical voltage in wires,
outlets, switches, and other electrical components.
Week 4

Circuit Tester
continuity tester, or test light is a handheld tool for
checking the continuity or integrity of electrical circuits.
Week 4

Electrical Tools Electronic Tools—Electronic

and Electronic tools are devices or instruments
Tools that utilize electronic
components to perform specific
functions. They range from
simple handheld devices to
complex machinery and
equipment used in various
industries.
Week 4

Soldering Iron
a handheld tool used for soldering electronic
components.
Week 4

Soldering
Stand
A soldering stand is a tool used to hold a soldering iron
when it's not in use,
Week 4

Desoldering
Tool
They remove soldering material (often a metal alloy) from
electronic components and circuit boards.
Week 4

Breadboard

Breadboards are essential for testing circuit designs,

trying new ideas, and troubleshooting electronics
projects.
Week 4

Spectrum
Analyzer
Used to measure frequency information on a signal,
Week 4

Oscilloscope
They are used to measure the timing information around
a signal.
Week 4

Logic analyzer

Captures and analyzes digital signals in electronic circuits

Week 4

Signal
Generator
Produces precise electrical signals of different
frequencies and waveforms for testing electronic devices
Week 4

Activity: Electrify
Your Vocabulary

Search for images

under your chair
and post them on
the board according
to their
classification.
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.

[Link]'re experiencing issues with a light

switch in your kitchen that doesn't work
consistently. You suspect there might be a
problem with the wiring or the switch itself.
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.

2. You're troubleshooting an electrical outlet in

your home that doesn't work. You suspect
there might be an issue with the voltage or
continuity.
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.

3. You're working on a home improvement project

and need to install new light fixtures. Electrical
wires run from the ceiling, but they have insulation
covering the ends. You must expose a portion of
the wire to connect it to the light fixture.
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.

4. You're setting up a new home entertainment

system and must securely connect various audio
and video cables.
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.
5. You and your classmates are participating in an electronic
workshop where you'll be building simple electronic circuits. Each
group has been provided with a circuit diagram and the necessary
components, including resistors, other electronic components, and
a PCB (Printed Circuit Board). As you begin to assemble your
circuit, you realize that the leads of the components aren't
sticking securely to the copper pads on the PCB. What electronic
tool can you use to attach the component properly to the PCB for
a secure connection?
Week 4

Activity:
Identify which type of electrical tools will be
used in the given scenarios.

6. You and your classmates are working on a school project to

create a simple electronic circuit that lights up an LED when a
button is pressed. You have a breadboard, an LED, a resistor, a
button, and jumper wires, but you need to figure out how to
connect everything correctly. What tool can you temporarily
assemble and test your circuit without soldering?
Week 4

Automotive and Automotive and small engine

Small Engine Tools tools are specialized equipment for
diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining
vehicles, including cars, motorcycles,
boats, and lawnmowers. These tools
are essential for automotive
technicians, mechanics, and hobbyists
working on engines, transmissions,
brakes, suspension systems, and
other vehicle components.
Week 4

Socket
wrenches
(Ratchet)
They are used for loosening and tightening nuts and bolts
of various sizes.
Week 4

Spark Plug
Socket
They specifically designed sockets for removing and
installing spark plugs in engine cylinders.
Week 4

Wrenches
Includes combination wrenches, adjustable wrenches,
and specialty wrenches for different applications.
Week 4

Torque Wrench:

Used to apply a specific amount of torque to fasteners to

ensure they are tightened to the correct specification.
Week 4

Oil Filter
Wrench
They are designed to remove and install oil filters on
vehicles. It is either a chain, cap, strap, or jaw type.
Week 4

Jack and Jack

Stands
Essential for lifting and supporting vehicles safely during
maintenance and repair work.
Week 4

Battery Tester

Check the voltage and condition of vehicle batteries.

Week 4

Diagnostic
Scan Tool
Used to scan for and diagnose problems in the vehicle's
onboard
Week 4

Activity:
Tool Matching Game

Match each automotive tool name with its

corresponding picture or illustration.
Week 4

Learners’
Takeaways
[Link] you enumerate the seven
classifications of industrial arts services
tools?
2. How does each classification differ from the

other?
Week 4

Reflection on
Learning:
I understand that __________________________.
I realize that __________________________.
I need to learn more about ____________________.
Formative Assessment