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| RESISTANT MATERIALS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS | ||||||||||
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The box opposite has been designed by a pupil to store and transport a snooker / pool cue. However, it is incomplete and a number of parts are missing. |
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| 1. List three parts that you think are missing. | ||||||||||
| PART ONE: PIANO HINGE | ||||||||||
| PART TWO: LOCKING MECHANISM | ||||||||||
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PART THREE: BRASS NAME PLATE |
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| 2. For each of the parts you have named explain the function of each. | ||||||||||
| PART ONE EXPLANATION: | ||||||||||
| A long hinge is required so that the box can be opened and closed easily. A piano hinge will extend the entire length. | ||||||||||
| PART TWO EXPLANATION: | ||||||||||
| A expensive snooker / pool cue will need protecting. A lock will stop anyone except the owner from opening the box. | ||||||||||
| PART THREE EXPLANATION: | ||||||||||
| A brass name plate will allow the name of the owner to be clearly displayed. | ||||||||||
| 3. In the spaces below, draw two of the parts you have named. | ||||||||||
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