a tool that isactuated by an additional power source and mechanis other than the solely manual labor used with hand tools examples are drill set, reciprocal saw

(a)  

Working safely

What is the first step?

(a)  

Working Safety

What is the 3rd step?

(a)  

Working safety

What is the 4th step?

(a)  

Working Safety

What is the 5th step?

(a)  

- Is defined as the placement of bricks in a systematic manner using mortar to bind bricks together and create a solid mass that can withstand a great deal of pressure

(a)  

-Is a type of building masonry construction that uses stones and mortar.

(a)  

-Uses other building materials to strengthen the structure with the use of steels rods

(a)  

- Uses two wythes of masonry units separated by a continious 2- to 41/2 inch air space but jointed by non-corrugated metal wall tires

(a)  

Provides information or instructions

(a)  

Simple pictures that stands for words

(a)  

-Are signs used to try and prevent various activities in certain situations

(a)  

Used to warn of hazards or a hazardous condition that is not likely to be life-threatening

(a)  

Specify that an instruction must be carried out

(a)  

Is a type of signs use in emergencies?

(a)  

can be a single or a multiple wythe wall, and each type has its strengths and drawbacks

(a)  

is a term for a vertical section of masonry this one unit thick?

(a)  

It is a freestanding, straight wall with more than 8 1/2 feet high and should be atleast two bricks thick

(a)  

One-wythe panels of up to 8 feet tall are built between reinforced piers 8 to 16 feet apart

(a)  

the collar joint or vertical joint between the wythes must be mortared

(a)  

Is type of mechanical drawing governed by illustratng a plan in terms of understandable symbols and measurements so that others can understand

it

(a)  

also called push-pull rule, is usually used to measure length. distance. and width

(a)  

It measures 2 to 3 feet long and has joints so it can be folded to fit the pocket

(a)  

It is used as a marking tool for drawing a straight line

(a)  

String stretches tightly between them to serve as a guide for all of the blocks in the course

(a)  

It serves as a guide for all of the bricks in a given work area

(a)  

Square up measurement and draw cut lines. for form boards. use a combination square. A framing square is a handy for checking corners

(a)  

A traditional box used to measure a proportion of gravel and sand with a dimension of 12" wide x 12" long x 12" deep with net

(a)  

Tool used to check the correct vertical alignment of a structure

(a)  

This is used to check the correct horizontal alignment of a structure

(a)  

It is used to set up foundation and retain walls and patios.

(a)  

uses as scaffolds and folds and supports concrete

(a)  

With the standard size of 16 inches long and 8 inches wide; used as substitute for bricks in masonry

(a)  

used to strengthen concrete structures

(a)  

A chemical combination of calcium. silicon, aluminum, iron and other ingrediensts

(a)  

is drawing using normal art supplies to make a physical existing copy of your art (ie pencils, markers, paint, charcoal, pastel, etc).

(a)  

An (a)   allows the designer to draw an object in three dimensions. Isometric drawings are also called isometric projections. This type of drawing is often used by engineers and illustrators that specialize in technical drawings.

These are decorative or cut such as stones laid in parallel courses and rectangular cuboid blocks with square edges and smooth faces.

(a)  

These are stones of varied sizes arranged in a non-continuous way on a given wall showing a formal appearance.

(a)  

are now usually applied as seconds - off-grade, slightly imperfect face bricks

(a)  

To keep the courses in a masonry wall straight and true

(a)  

To clean masonry surfaces

(a)