Tool and Workshop Machine Parts: Diagrams to Label and Print

One tool per page, a numbered ring on every part, and the name a shop teacher or a parts list would use for it.

71 pages

Hand tools and site gear 24

Hand tools such as the hammer, the wrenches, the clamp and a grease gun, then site gear: ladders, a scaffold, a dolly, a floor jack, a winch, a ratchet strap and a safety harness.

Power tools and shop machines 26

Saws, drills, lathes and other shop machines, from a planer and a nail gun to a heat press and a robotic arm, with the names an owner's manual uses for every guard, scale and lock.

Welding and cutting 7

A TIG torch, a MIG welder, a cutting torch, a plasma cutter and a forge, and the named zones of a finished weld.

Weaving, spinning and sewing 5

A floor loom, a spinning wheel and a home sewing machine, for textile classes and for anyone threading a machine with the manual open.

Pottery studio 2

The kiln that fires the clay and the wheel that shapes it.

Fasteners and components 7

Small things with named features: a bolt, a screw, a bearing, a gear, a drill bit, a spindle and a motor starter.

Each page is one tool or shop machine in plain line art, with a numbered ring on every named part. There are hand tools such as the hammer, the hand plane and the vise, the saws and drilling machines of a wood or metal shop, welding torches, a loom, a spinning wheel and a sewing machine, and small components such as a bolt and a drill bit.

More about these tools

A shop student has a parts worksheet due. An apprentice needs the words an instructor uses. A home owner is reading a manual that says riving knife or quill and shows no picture. On every page you can find a part by name, name the ring that lights up, or read the detail lines in Study, then print the drawing blank or labeled. Every name was checked against two published references. These pages teach vocabulary and are not safety training.

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