Metal Work
Course Description:
Metal Work Technology for Basic 12 introduces learners to the practical processes involved in shaping, finishing, and beautifying metals—from casting and pattern making to plating and enameling. Through hands-on concepts and real-world applications, students will develop technical skills, safety awareness, and an appreciation for precision in metal fabrication.
What You Will Learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain the principles of casting and list at least four common casting materials with 80% accuracy in a written assessment.
- Identify and describe at least five common casting defects and suggest one appropriate remedy for each during class practical sessions.
- Construct a simple pattern for metal casting following correct measurements and safety procedures in a supervised workshop activity.
- Differentiate between buffing, polishing, plating, and enameling by outlining at least two purposes and tools used for each process.
- Demonstrate proper techniques in spot facing, colouring, and pickling of metals by successfully completing a guided practical project.
Free