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A technician is preparing a flat steel workpiece for precision drilling. The operation requires scribing a reference line exactly 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} parallel to a machined reference edge, locating an intersecting cross-mark, and preparing a starting indentation to prevent a twist drill bit from wandering. Which layout tool combination and procedure should be used?

  1. A
    Set an outside caliper to 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} to score the line along the edge, then create the starting indentation by striking a pin punch with a mallet.
  2. Adjust the square head of a combination square to 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} to guide a scriber along the edge, then mark the intersection with a prick punch before enlarging it with a center punch.Cevap
  3. C
    Lock a sliding T-bevel at 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} using a carpenter's pencil to mark the line, then establish the starting dimple using a drift punch.
  4. D
    Align a framing square along the workpiece edge to draw a line with marking chalk, then establish the starting mark by tapping a cold chisel into the layout point.

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Adjust the square head of a combination square to 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} to guide a scriber along the edge, then mark the intersection with a prick punch before enlarging it with a center punch.
The combination square's square head is the standard tool for measuring and guiding a scriber at a constant offset parallel to a flat reference edge. In metal layout, establishing hole centers requires a two-step punch procedure: first, a sharp prick punch (ground to 30∘−60∘30^\circ - 60^\circ) is positioned precisely at the intersection of scribed lines under close inspection; second, a wider center punch (ground to 90∘90^\circ) expands the indentation so the chisel point of a twist drill seats cleanly without wandering.

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1
Select and configure the parallel edge-referencing layout tool.
The square head of a combination square is locked onto the blade at 1.25 inches1.25\text{ inches} so the anvil face rides smoothly along the reference edge of the workpiece.
Combination squares maintain a rigid 90∘90^\circ orientation against a finished edge, providing a dependable guide for scribing an exact parallel line.
2
Establish the exact coordinate intersection using a fine-point marking tool.
A hardened steel scriber draws a crisp hairline in layout fluid, and a prick punch with a sharp 30∘30^\circ to 60∘60^\circ point is lightly tapped at the cross-line intersection.
The narrow point of a prick punch allows easy visual alignment into the scribed cross-hairs without slipping or deflecting across the metal surface.
3
Enlarge the indentation to support drill startup.
A center punch ground to a 90∘90^\circ conical angle is placed directly into the prick punch mark and struck firmly.
The wider 90∘90^\circ pocket seats the chisel edge of a standard twist drill, ensuring the drill centers immediately upon contact rather than skating across the workpiece.

Anahtar Kavram

Standard shop layout requires using combination squares with scribers for accurate edge-parallel lines, followed by a two-stage punching process using a prick punch for precise location and a center punch for drill bit seating.
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