Title: Demonstrate the use of standard and metric hand tools.
Course: Small Engine Repair (20110-36) > Section: Applying Safety Practices

Demonstration should include the hand tools (including specialty tools, fasteners, and measuring tools) used in the small-engine field. Demonstration should also emphasize the use, hazards, precautions, and maintenance procedures associated with each, in accordance with the manufacturers' instructions and industry/government regulations. Hand tools could include but are not limited to

- common end wrenches
- various socket set components
- various wrenches
- various screwdrivers
- various styles of pliers
- various hammers
- various punches and chisels
- specialty cutting tools (e.g., hacksaw, tubing cutter, hand reamer, file)
- specialty electrical system tools (e.g., volt/ohmmeter, dwell/tachometer, continuity light, timing light, remote starter switch)
- battery specialty tools (e.g., cable puller, terminal and post cleaner, battery lifting or carrying strap)
- lubrication specialty tools (e.g., transmission funnel, oil-filter-removing tool, grease gun)
- other miscellaneous specialty tools (e.g., air nozzles, C-clamp, puller set, pressure gauge, screw extractor).

Process/Skill Questions:

- Why is it important to use the proper hand tool for each job?
- When a wrench is used, why should it always be pulled toward the body?
- Why is it necessary to keep hand tools clean and free of grease?