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Building Technology Lecture Notes

This document lists and describes common tools and equipment used in building technology and construction. It includes hand tools like hammers, saws, levels, and trowels as well as power tools like drills, riveters, and snips. Many tools have both wood and metal variants suited for different materials. Precise measurement tools include tapes, rules, and calipers. Overall the document provides an overview of basic tools, their purposes, and applications in construction.

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Building Technology Lecture Notes

This document lists and describes common tools and equipment used in building technology and construction. It includes hand tools like hammers, saws, levels, and trowels as well as power tools like drills, riveters, and snips. Many tools have both wood and metal variants suited for different materials. Precise measurement tools include tapes, rules, and calipers. Overall the document provides an overview of basic tools, their purposes, and applications in construction.

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BUILDING TECHNOLOGY LECTURE  A.K.

A “Zigzag Rule”
NOTES  Sturdier thus is more accurate in measuring
 Mostly used for measuring boards, pipes, wires,
etc.
BASIC/COMMON TOOLS &
EQUIPMENTS 10. SURVEYOR’S WHEEL / MEASURING
WHEEL
HAND TOOLS  Measuring wheel with a handle/stick
 Measures distance by number of rotations
1. NYLON STRING – “Tansi/Pisi”
 Layout / alignment guide 11. CALIPER
 “Nasa Batak/Tansi” – horizontally aligned  For measuring small lengths and thicknesses, as
well as interior and exterior diameters
2. CHALK LINE – “Pitik”  Although you can measure thicknesses using
 Tool to make a snapline metro (folding or steel tape), caliper measures
 Snapline – Marking from the snapline thicknesses more accurately

3. PLUMB BOB – “Hulog” 12. OCULAR


 For Vertical Alignment  A.K.A. “Precision micrometers” with the most
 “Nasa hulog” – vertically aligned accurate measurements used for mechanical
 Triangular shape/pointed – to transfer point
vertically, point reference 13. CARPENTER’S SQUARE / FRAMING
SQUARE – “Skwala”
4. LEVEL HOSE  To check if to joints or adjacent surfaces are
 For levelling / transfer elevation squared (90-degrees in angle)
 Contains water
 Hose usually has 1/4 diameter, 5meters in length 14. MITER BOX – “Iskinihan”
 Differential Leveling – w/ offset ; has the same  Guide a hand saw for making precise cuts in 45
level pero mas malalim iyong measurement noong degree mitre cuts
isa.  Miter joint – kanto mesa
 Salida – indicating the marking
15. CLAW HAMMER – “Martilyo”
SALIDA  Usual hammer used by carpenters to drive or
remove nails.

5. LEVEL BAR / SPIRIT LEVEL BAR 16. BALL-PEEN/BALL PEIN HAMMER/


 Cartridge has alcohol & bubble MACHINIST’S HAMMER –
 When the bubble is in the center, it indicates that  Commonly used to drive cold chisels, set rivets,
the surface is levelled or aligned and bend and shape metal

6. STEEL TAPE MEASURE – “Metro” 17. RUBBER MALLET – “Malyete”


 Easily bends/flops  For setting tiles, laminates, veneers, etc.
 Varying length, commonly: 3m, 5m, 8m
18. SLEDGE HAMMER – “Maso”
7. LONG TAPE MEASURE  For demolition.
 A.K.A “Surveyor’s Tape”  In buying, it varies in the weight of its head.
 For long-range, usually cloth like material
19. HANDSAW – “Lagari”
8. LASER (Light Amplifying By Stimulated  For woodworks.
Emission of Radation) Meter/ Digital Meter  Usually linear in sawing.
 Advanced technology used to measure
walls/spaces
 Ideal for indoor

9. FOLDING RULE – “Pulgadera”


20. HACKSAW – “Lagaring Bakal”  Sizes of notches: 6x6, 12x12
 Sandvik – most recommended brand
 Mostly used to saw rebars 34. POINTED TROWEL/BRICK TROWEL –
 Can also be used for wood “Kutsara”
 Partnered with wood float to do “palitada”
21. COPING SAW  For filling masonry
 Used for intricate external / interior cuts, can cut  More commonly seen used for scooping and
curvilinear spreading plaster
 Narrow blade make it able to turn while cutting
35. BLIND RIVETER– “Pang-Rimatse”
22. RIPSAW  Partnered with Rivets (or “Rimatse”) to
 Chisel-like teeth designed for ripping or cutting punch/fasten through metal sheets/objects
with the grain of wood  Mostly seen to be used for connecting metal
furring, channels and angle bars
23. CROSSCUT SAW
 Used to cut across the grain of wood 36. TIN SNIP– “Gunting Yero”
 For cutting metal sheets
24. CROW BAR/PRY BAR – “Bareta de Kabra” in  Mostly seen to be used for connecting metal
short “Kabra” furring, channels and angle bars
 For prying/disassembling formworks
37. AVIATION SNIP
25. HAND PLANER – “Katam”  Type of Tin Snip
 For leveling the surface of the wood  Preferred to be used than the tin snip due to its
handy-ness.
26. CARPENTER’S FILE – “Kikil”
 For sharpening blades of saw 38. GLASS DIAMOND CUTTER (PENCIL
 Like planer for steel materials TYPE)
 When should carpenter sharpen their saw blades?  Blade is made of synthetic diamond
Anytime as long as not the hours of work.  Not to be used for tempered glass

27. WOOD CHISEL – “Paet” 39. T-TYPE GLASS CUTT


 Carving or trimming wood  Type of glass cutter that is quicker and more
accurate when it comes to linear cutting of glass.
28. COLD CHISEL – “Sinsil”
 For chipping concrete 40. MANUAL REBAR CUTTER (BAR
CUTTER)
29. NAIL SETTER – “Pang punsol”  With diamond blade
 To drive and hide the head of the nail  Rebar cutters, designed to cut reinforcing steel bars
 Has to be partnered with a straight edge in order to
30. STEEL TROWEL – “Rodelang Bakal” make clean straight cut
 Smoothing/topping of plaster
 Usually used by carpenters for smoothing plaster 41. SPRAY GUN
with purong semento  For spraying paint or varnish using air pressure to
spread/apply on a surface
31. (WOOD) FLOAT – “Rodelang Kahoy”
 For leveling/ rough finishing of wet concrete. 42. PULLEY – “Kalo”
 Used to lift heavy objects/loads
32. DARBY
 Slimmer and longer than a wood float. 43. PULLEY BLOCK – “Piko”
 Ideal for smoothing plastering or screed  System of two or more pulleys

33. NOTCHED TROWEL – “Rodelang de 44. SCORING KNIFE


Ngipin”  For cutting a groove in a material.
 Used to spread tile adhesive
45. LINEAR TILE CUTTER
 Linear/straight line cutting of tile

46. TILE NIPPER Continuous


 For cutting straight lines or small precision cuts in drilling
class mosaic tiles

47. PUTTY KNIFE – “Paleta”


 Used to spread, apply and smooth the putty or
other filler materials 5. ELECTRIC DRILL – “Barena”
 Loaded with Drill Bits
48. SPATULA / SCRAPER –  For drilling holes in wood, metal or concrete
 Flat metal tool for application of putty or surface  3/8” dia for Wood; Up to 1/2” dia for Concrete
scraping
49. STRAIGHT EDGE – “Bara” 6. ROTARY DRILL
 For achieving straight lines  Has air pressure that is doing the hammer
 Can also be used for checking alignment by means mechanism.
of pushing to the surface  Drill holes in concrete
 Most workers use an aluminum square tubular  Has more impact energy
 Can have settings
50. PICK MATTOCK – “Piko”
 For digging, unearthing boulders or dirt and rocks. 7. HAMMER DRILL
 One side is flat  A.K.A percussion/impact drill
 Provides rapid succession of short hammer thrusts
51. PICKAXE – “Piketa”
 For breaking up hard surfaces; pry apart broken 8. POWER PLANER
rocks  Electric type of wood/hand planer; faster
 Both sides pointed smoothing and tapering of wood.

9. CIRCULAR SAW
POWER TOOLS / SMALL MACHINES  Limitation: Linear cutting
 Used to make a make-shift table saw
 Blades: 3mm thickness, 10” diameter
POWER CUTTING/GRINDING – aggressive
cutting or polishing 10. SAW DUST – “Kusot”

1. ANGLE GRINDER/DISC GRINDER – 11. JIGSAW/ SABRE SAW


 4” Grinding/Cutting disc  Used for cutting shapes and curves in wood.
 Turbo rim/ diamond cutting disc – for masonry
 Can be loaded w/ different types of disc depending 12. ROUTER SAW
on use  Make even and level cuts
 Tiles, rebars, hardiflex, etc.  Can cut grooves, recess hinges, grommet, profile
 RPM of blade shall be matched with the RPM of edges, etc.
the grinder
13. POWER MITRE SAW
2. POWER SANDER (BELT TYPE)  A circular saw mounted over a small table used to
 For faster sanding cut various angles in wood
 Loads the sanding paper 14. HOLE SAW
 Attached to the barena to make holes
3. ORBIT SANDER  Ideal for drilling/sawing hole for door knobs / lock
set
4. ELECTRIC DRILL – “Barena”
 Loaded with Drill Bits 15. CUT-OFF SAW / CHOP SAW / SPEED
 For drilling holes in wood, metal or concrete CUTTER / PRESS CUTTER
 3/8” dia for Wood; Up to 1/2” dia for Concrete  Used widely in metal cutting
16. PNEUMATIC HAMMER / JACKHAMMER  If vertical buhos , the vibrator should be in verictal
 Used to break up concrete or asphalt paving. positionl; if horizontal, the vibrator should be
 For demolition angled
 With more impact energy than demolition hammer  If immersed excessively, it will disintegrate the
 With compressor concrete mix. It will be too runny.

17. DEMOLITION HAMMER 28. SURFACE VIBRATOR / FORM VIBRATOR


 Used to break up concrete or asphalt paving.  Vibrating the formworks when needle vibrator
 For demolition cannot be inserted due to crowded rebars

18. CHIPPING HAMMER / CHIPPING GUN 29. CONSOLIDATION COMPACTION


 Head is a chisel  Another term for concrete compaction
 For light demolition
30. MECHANICAL REBAR BENDER
19. BENCH PRESS DRILL  Mechanical equipment for bending rebars
 For precise drilling of holes; for enlarging holes.
31. CONCRETE MIXER
 Heavy duty barena
 1 bagger
20. TABLE SAW  Rotating drum to mix the raw materials
 For accurate and precise cut on woods  6-7 cubic feet capacity
 Usually linear
32. BENCH VISE – “Gato”
21. RADIAL ARM SAW  Mechanical apparatus used to secure an object that
is to be worked on.
 Used for cutting crosscutting wood and consists of
motor-driven saw blade that ishung on an arm over
a table 33. DIAMOND CORE –
 For light demolition  For boring on tiles, granites, etc.
 Has same uses as mitre saw
34. BENCH VISE – “Gato”
22. POWER TROWEL / FLOAT  Mechanical apparatus used to secure an object that
is to be worked on.
 Usually used for buhos / slabs
 Used to create a polished, level finish on a variety
of concrete surfaces
 Enclosed in a safety cage; consists of one or more
multiple rotating blades

23. VIBRATORY SAND SCREEN


 “Pang bistay” / “bistayan”
 For sand sieving
 To separate fine grain sand easily

24. VIBRATORY TAMPING RAMMER


 For compaction
 De gasolina; has jumping operation

25. PLATE COMPACTOR


 For thin compaction
 Needs to pass more than 1 time

26. TANDEM ROLLER COMPACTOR


 Finer compaction

27. IMMERSION VIBRATOR / NEEDLE


VIBRATOR
 For compaction of concrete
 3-5 seconds upon point of immersion
 Has metal crawlers
HEAVY EQUIPMENTS
9. TOWER CRANE
 Hammerhead tower crane – has longer; not
1. DELIVERY/ ELF TRUCK feasible if there are a lot of neighboring buildings
 2-3 cubic meter capacity  Laughing tower crane – can be gradually adjusted

2. TIPPER TRUCK
 4-6 cubic meter capacity
 Smaller than dump truck but bigger than elf truck
 Has a dumping body
d. , e.
3. DUMP TRUCK
 20 cubic meter capacity
 10-wheeler for 20 cubic meter capacity
 12-14-wheeler: 28-30 cubic meter capacity a. b. ; c.
 For security measures, someone would stick the f.
load to ensure that it has been occupied to its
maximum capacity
 “truck load” – dump truck

4. AGITATOR TRUCK / TRANSIT MIXER /


READY MIX TRUCK a.) Lifting jib
 Smallest capacity – 2 cubic meter b.) Counter weight
 Usual capacity to order is 5 cubic meters c.) Counter weight jib
 9-12 cubic meter capacity for roads d.) Jib mother mast
 They’ll come from the batching plant e.) Cabin
f.) Mast
5. PUMPCRETE – BOOM TYPE /
10. BULLDOZER
BOOMCRETE / MOBILE PUMPCRETE
 motorized machine for moving/pushing materials:
 Type of concrete pump
soil, sand, trees, etc.
 Has vertical height limitations
 Very slow due to its metal tracks
 Faster to use in terms of mobilizing its use from
 Ripper – para madali ikalat /ikayod
one point to another
 Outrigger – to stabilize the equipment
11. PAYLOADER / WHEELED LOADER /
6. STATIONARY PUMPCRETE FRONT LOADER
 To connect pump line  For loading materials such as soil, rock, demolition
debris, etc.
 Pumpline – 3m (l) x 6” dia.
 Shallow loader
 Suction ball – panghigop ng concrete, babalik sa
pumpcrete
12. MOBILE SCRAPER
 Disadvantage: takes time to disassemble and
assemble especially if there are multiple pouring  For loading and hauling soils over medium to long
points distances
 Must be braced due to its vibration impact
13. MOTOR GRADER
7. CRANE / TRUCK CRANE / MOBILE  For grading / leveling
CRANE / BOOM CRANE
14. ASPHALT PROFILER
 Telescopic boom
 For leveling and smoothing asphalt
 Metric ton capacity
 Rigger – taga senyas
 Needs permit if Triple A company
15. EXCAVATOR
 Can do 360 degrees turn
8. CRAWLER CRANE
 Has bigger bucket capacity and longer booms
 Either with telescopic boom or lattice boom
16. BACKHOE
 With rubber wheels
 With grader
 Can disassemble its bucket to attach different
equipment

17. COMBINATION BACKHOE-LOADER

18. SMOOTH STEEL WHEELED ROLLER


COMPACTOR –
 For compaction ; to prepare road for paving

19. PILE HAMMER / DRIVER


 For driving load-bearning piles
 Assisting in sheet pile driving even in the most
difficult soil conditions

20. PILE DRILLING RIG


 For drilling holes and take samples of mineral
deposits
 For testing physical properties of rocks, soil and
groundwater

21. CONSTRUCTION FREIGHT ELEVATOR


 “ALIMAK” – commonly known brand/company
for freight elevator
 Transporting men and materials vertically in a safe
and speedy manner

22. INVERTED UMBRELLA SAFETY


CATCHER
 Overhead safety

23. PERIMETER SAFETY NET


 “ALIMAK” – commonly known brand/company
for freight elevator
 Transporting men and materials vertically in a safe
and speedy manner

24. TOWER CRANE LIFTING PLATFORM


 For tower crane’s up and down mobility

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