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The document provides information on the basic technology scheme of work for JSS1 third term. It includes revision of woodwork and metalwork hand tools in the first two weeks, followed by a unified test in week 4 and maintenance of tools and machines in week 5. Weeks 7-9 will cover basic electricity, measuring instruments, and simple electrical circuits. The document also provides details on the different types of woodwork hand tools, including measuring tools, marking-out tools, driving tools, boring tools, work holding devices, and cutting tools.

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BAsic Technology Note

The document provides information on the basic technology scheme of work for JSS1 third term. It includes revision of woodwork and metalwork hand tools in the first two weeks, followed by a unified test in week 4 and maintenance of tools and machines in week 5. Weeks 7-9 will cover basic electricity, measuring instruments, and simple electrical circuits. The document also provides details on the different types of woodwork hand tools, including measuring tools, marking-out tools, driving tools, boring tools, work holding devices, and cutting tools.

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BASIC TECHNOLOGY JSS1

THIRD TERM SCHEME OF WORK


1. Revision / Woodwork hand tools.
2. Woodwork hand tools (contd.) and Metalwork hand tools.
3. Metalwork hand tools (contd.).
4. Unified test
5. Maintenance of tools and machines.
6. Mid-term
7. Basic electricity.
8. Measuring instrument.
9. Simple electrical circuit and calculation.
WOODWORK HAND TOOLS.
The wood work hand tools are classified according to the function
they performed. There are six classes of wood work hand tools.
They are:
1. The measuring tools
2. The marking-out tools
3. The driving and impelling tools
4. The boring tools`
5. The work holding devices
6. The cutting tools
Measuring Tools
The measuring tools are used to determine the lengths and widths of
wood in the workshop. They are used for testing and setting tools.
Examples of measuring tools are:
i. Pocket rule: The pocket rule is use to measure between two points.
ii. Protractor: This is used to measure angles in degree.
iii. Inside caliper: This is used for measuring internal dimensions
[hollow] of an object within their capacity.
iv. Outside caliper: This is used to measure external dimensions of an
object within their capacity.
v. Vernier caliper: This is used for measuring both the internal and
external dimension of an object within their capacity.
vi. Divider: This is a two legged steel instrument used for scribing arcs,
curves and for transferring distances or dimensions.
Measuring Tools
Marking-out Tools
The marking –out tools are the hand tools used for marking out the
shapes of a particular wood before cutting the wood in the
workshop. Examples of marking-out tools are:
1. Marking gauge : It is used for marking lengths or for marking
specific lines along and across the grains of the wood.
2. Sliding square: This is used for marking-out and testing lines at
right angles . It has spirit level used for testing horizontal or
vertical surface of the wood.
3. Try square: This is used for testing the squareness of edges .
4. Sliding bevel: This is used to check angles or to mark angles in
woodwork. It has the stock and the blade .The blade can be
adjusted through a screw.
5. Mitre square: This is used only for testing and marking angle of
45 degrees. It has a fixed blade inclined at the angle of 45 degrees.
6. Trammels: This is used for marking large circle and curves. It has
two movable steel points attached to it.
Marking-out Tools

Try square

Trammels Sliding bevel

Marking gauge Mitre square Sliding square


Driving Tools
The driving tools are the hand tools used for striking or pushing in nails,
screws and other objects into position in wood. However, the basic driving tools
are hammer, screw driver and mallet.
1. Hammer: The claw hammer is used for driving and pulling out nails in the
woodwork.
2. Mallet: This is a wooden hammer used mainly for striking chisel. It is used
for flattening and bending thin plate over various shapes.
3. Screw driver: This is mainly used to turn wood screws either to drive them
or to bring them out in the wood work. Examples ; plain screw driver, ratchet
screw driver and Philips screw driver.
4. Punch: This is called nail setter. It is used to drive nail below the surface of
the wood, in order to improve the appearance of the finished jobs.
Philips screw driver
plain screw driver

claw hammer
ratchet screw driver

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