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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly — Metals In-Depth — Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology C600
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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology · C600
Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
What you need to know
Select and use specialized workshop tools to safely mark out, hold, cut, shape, and drill metal components.
Utilize pillar drills with appropriate jigs to create pilot, clearance, tapping, countersunk, and counterbored holes.
Perform deforming and reforming operations on metals using lathes for turning and milling machines to create slots or face edges.
Execute permanent joining processes, including riveting, welding, brazing, silver soldering, and applying epoxy resins.
Implement temporary joining methods using screws, nuts, bolts, washers, hinges, and catches.
Incorporate modern technologies such as lasers and CAM machines in metal fabrication.
Revision notes
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Shaping and Machining Metal Components
15 key terms
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Permanent and Temporary Metal Joining
12 key terms
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