Welding Safety
Make sure to use the proper shade with this item. It shields your face and provides shade to your eyes during welding.
Welding Helmet
The thinnest wheel that can be put on an angle grinder. Used for removing parts of a project.
Cutting Wheel
A vertical saw that has a cutting wheel similar to what is used on an angle grinder. Make sure to wear your safety glasses while you chop through your metal.
Chopsaw
A tool used for shaping metal. It is very heavy and has a horn.
Anvil
A tool that can often cut, but is better know for another function. Commonly used by electritians.
Wire strippers
Used to protect your hands while welding.
Welding Gloves
True or False: Gloves are reccomended while using an angle grinder.
False, unless they are mechanic gloves.
Using one of these to cut a piece of metal by hand would be exhuasting. This tool is shaped like a bow with a saw blade and a handle.
Hacksaw
Type of welding often refered to as stick welding.
SMAW
A stationary tool used to make holes in a piece of metal. This tool has multiple points to tighten down the chuck, and has a portable version that is much more portable.
Drill press
A clear item used to protect your eyes while in the shop.
Safety glasses
Wheel used on the angle grinder to sand or remove surface rust on a piece of metal.
Flap Disc
Metal File
Type of welding often refered to as wire welding.
GMAW
Used to tighten and loosen fastners on a project, this is a group of items that come in a variety of sizes. Foreign and domestic.
Socket set
If you are not safety complient, your business could be subject to a fine from this organization.
OSHA
The yellow grinder in the back of the shop is one of these. Problem is, it isn't bolted down to the floor.
Stationary Grinder
A tool that uses air to help remove slag as it moves along. A type of arc cutter noted in your safety unit.
Plasma cutter
It's not a stick, its an......
Electrode
Parts of this tool can include the lock, clip, hook and tape.
Tape measure
Go do it!
If you are using the angle grinder, make sure to use one of these to secure your work piece to a table using one of these.
C-Clamp
A horizontal saw that uses gravity and a little push to cut though metal. Basically a horizontal band saw
Well saw
When using an anvil, you would likely use this tool to help shape your metal. This type of tool is noted for having two different ends, a flat end and a rounded end.
Ball peen hammer
A locking tool that can be used to grasp an item. This item appears similar to tools such as locking c-clamps and sheet metal pliers
Vise grips