Tool Defects

What is a common effect of rust on hand tools?

• Makes them more durable

• Weakens the tool and makes it difficult to use

• Improves their appearance

• Increases their value

Why is it important to replace cracked or broken handles on tools?

• They make the tool more colorful

• They can make the tool dangerous to use

• They improve the tool's efficiency

• They make the tool lighter

What should be done with loose or worn parts of a tool?

• Paint them

• Ignore them

• Tighten or replace them as needed

• Use them more frequently

What is a consequence of using bent or warped tools?

• Easier to handle

• Difficult to get an accurate measurement

• More aesthetically pleasing

• Increases tool speed

What is a defect associated with chisels and wedges?

• Bent tips

• Mushroomed heads

• Loose handles

• Dull edges

What is a common issue found in drill bits?

• Rusty surfaces

• Chipped or broken bits

• Loose screws

• Dull blades

What is a common defect found in wrenches?

• Worn out jaws

• Broken handle

• Rusty surface

• Loose screws

What is a potential danger of using incomplete tools, such as files without handles?

• Increased efficiency

• Enhanced grip

• Risk of injury

• Better precision

What is the first step to take if a defect is found in a hand tool?

• Try to repair the tool

• Stop using the tool immediately

• Continue using the tool

• Ignore the defect

What should you do after stopping the use of a defective tool?

• Report the defect

• Discard the tool

• Use the tool carefully

• Hide the tool