removing material to shape or size a product

making one or a few products using hand tools or basic machines

higher-volume production using machines for speed, accuracy and consistency

Computer Numerical Control - Computer-controlled machining for precise cutting and shaping

Wasting manufacturing processes for metals

Design and technology

In this unit pupils will develop technical principles knowledge with an explicit focus on exam technique.

Removing parts of a material to shape it is called {{}}.

small, handcrafted products made by a single person

large-scale production using machinery and technology

What does 'industrial' typically refer to in manufacturing?

fine blade for detailed metal cutting, e.g. jewellery

hand tool for cutting metal bars, rods, and tubing

cuts curves in metal using a narrow blade

cuts sheet metal in straight lines using a lever action

scissor-like tool for cutting thin sheet metal

spins discs to cut, grind, or polish metal surfaces

Name this CNC industrial wasting process:

Physical properties/characteristics relate to how a material looks and feels.

Mechanical properties describe material behaviour when exposed to forces.

Hardness is a physical property/characteristic.

Elasticity is a working/mechanical property.

Which of the following statements are NOT true.

They are always made from recycled materials.

They're easier to transport, store, use in different manufacturing processes.

They don't require specialised tools to work with.

What is one main benefit of using standard stock forms in manufacturing?

Machine tools make production faster and more consistent than hand tools.

Which safety rule is most important when using hand tools?