Machinist 0

Machinist (1 Year Course) 1
TRAINING OBJECTIVES:
This course is meant to produce a workforce that is capable of conducting
preliminary machine cutting operations mostly related to the conventional
processes. This curriculum is revised / redesigned of one year duration
consisting upon two semesters which is zeal of reaching to the modern automatic
operations like CNC in the trainees becoming integral part of society. The
trainees such produced would be quite capable of carrying out their tasks under
supervision along with ethical values.
CURRICULUM SALIENTS:
Entry Level: : Matric

Duration Of Course: : One Year
Training Hours: : 1600 hours (800 Hours per Semester)
: 40 hours per week
: 7 hours per day (Friday 05 hours)
Training Methodology: : Practical 80%
: Theory 20%
Medium of Instruction: : Urdu / English
SKILL COMPETENCEY DETAILS
On successful completion of this course, the trainee should be able to: -
1. Use measuring/hand tools accurately/effectively.
2. Operate the lathe machine by performing following operations (Turning,
taper turning, step turning, facing, center drilling, drilling, boring, reaming,
knurling and threading).
3. Operate the Milling machine by performing of following operations (Cutting
of Spur-gears, Helical gears, Drills, Reamers, Racks and Slots on
universal and vertical milling machines)
4. Make shaper machine jobs (Squaring, Cutting of v-block, Cutting of key-
ways, and preparing dovetail joints).
5. Handle the jobs on drilling machine (Selection of number, letter and
fractional size drills for drilling purposes on different kinds of drilling
machines & making circular holes on taping block).
6. Make bench jobs (Center gauge, ACME gauge, Inside/Outside caliper and
other fitting jobs) etc.

KNOWLEDGE PROFICIENCY DETAILS
On successful completion of this course, the trainee should be able to: -
1. Explain to take the readings with the help of measuring tools.

2. Explain the name and identification of measuring and hand tools (Try
square, Inside / outside Caliper, Letter and Number drills, Cutter, divider,
Bench vice, Thickness gauge, Hammer, Steel rule, Scriber, Center punch,
Chisels, Screw pitch gauge, v-block, Micrometer, Inside micrometer,
Venire caliper, Bevel protector, Dial indicator, Height Gauge Digital Venire
Caliper, Micrometer with mm/ inch reading etc.
3. Define the Lathe machine (Safety precautions, Specification of Lathe
machine, Types of Lathe machines, Parts of Lathe machine, their
functions and Accessories of Lathe).
4. Define the Milling Machine (Safety Precautions, Specifications of Milling
Machine, Types of Milling Machines, Parts of Milling Machine & their
functions, Types of Milling Cutters and their use, Dividing Head & its parts,
Methods of Indexing, Daily and scheduled maintenance).
5. Describe the Shaper machine (Safety Precautions, specifications of
Shaper, Parts of Shaper Machine and their functions, Nomenclature of
cutting tools of Shaper, Difference between Shaper and Planner, Daily
and Scheduled maintenance).
6. Explain the Drill machine (Safety Precautions, Kinds of drill machines,
Specifications of drilling machine, Parts of drilling machine and their
functions, Knowledge about number, Letter and fractional size drill, Daily
and Scheduled maintenance).
7. Explain the Bench work (Safety Precautions, Hand tools, Concept of filing,
polishing, chipping, Lay out, Tapping, Threading, and Reaming).
CURRICULUM DELIVERY STRUCTURE
1ST SEMESTER
Course Co Curricula
Test Total
Delivery Activities / Vacations
1-20 21-25 26
Week 26
20 5 1
2ND SEMESTER
Course Co Curricula Final

Total
Delivery Activities / Vacations Test
1-20 21-25 26
Week 26
20 5 1
SCHEME OF STUDIES
Machinist
(1 - Year Course)
1ST SEMESTER
Theory Practical Total
Sr. No. Subjects
Hrs. Hrs. Hrs.
1. Workshop Practice- III 28 120 148
2. Off Hand Tool Grinding 10 80 90
3. Turning – I 12 120 132
4. Shaping – I 10 150 160
5. Milling – I 20 150 170
6. Drawing – I 20 - 20
7. Mathematics – I 20 - 20
8. Functional English 40 - 40
9. Work Ethics - 20 20
Total 160 640 800
2ND SEMESTER
Theory Practical Total
Sr. No. Subjects
Hrs. Hrs. Hrs.
1. Measurement - 100 100
2. Turning – II 20 200 220
3. Shaping – II 20 120 140
4. Milling – II 30 200 230
5. Mathematics – II 25 - 25
6. Drawing – II 25 - 25
7. Functional English 40 - 40
8. Work Ethics - 20 20
Total 160 640 800
DETAIL OF COURSE CONTENTS

Machinist
(1 Year Course)
1st Semester
Sr. Theory Practical
Detail of Topics
No. hours hours
1. Workshop Practice – III 28 120
2.2. Off Hand Tool Grinding
2.1. Introduction to pedestal tool grinder 1 -
2.2. Kinds of grinding wheels and uses 2 -
2.3. Testing and mounting of grinding wheels 1 -
2.4. Lathe tools and their angles 1 -
2.5. Angles of twist drills for diff materials 2 -
2.6. Angles for chisels, scribers, center punch etc. 2 -
2.7. Personal and work safety 1 -
2.8. Grinding of scriber and center punch - 8
2.9. Grinding of flat chisel and cross cut chisel - 10
2.10. Grinding of twist drill - 10
2.11. Grinding of right hand turning tools - 12
2.12. Grinding of round nose polishing tool - 12
2.13. Grinding of parting off tool - 12
2.14. Grinding of Right hand / Left hand roughing - 12
tool - 2
2.15. Balancing / mounting of grinding wheel - 2
2.16. Re-adjustment of tool rest with minimum
space.
3.3. Turning – I
3.1. Introduction of lathe machine 1 -
3.2. Types and uses of different lathe machine 1 -
3.3. Construction and working of center lathe 1 -
3.4. Attachments and accessories of lathe machine 1 -
3.5. Cutting tool material and their application 1 -
3.6. Type of lathe tools 1 -

3.7. Lathe Operations 2 -
3.8. Methods of taper turning 1 -
3.9. Thread cutting on lathe machine single start 1 -
3.10. Cutting speed and feeds 1 -
3.11. Safety on lathe machine 1 -
3.12. Round bar - 12
3.13. Blade holder – I - 12
3.14. Step Turning - 12
3.15. Bush - 14
3.16. Hexagonal bolt and NUT - 14
3.17. Fitting - 14
3.18. Center punch - 14
3.19. Plummet - 14
3.20. Round guide - 14
4.4. Shaping – I
4.1. Introduction of shaping machine /Main Parts 2 -
4.2. Kinds of shaping machine 2 -
4.3. Work can be carried out on shaping machine 2 -
4.4. Accessories of shaping machine and their 2 -
uses
4.5. General safety rules on shaping 2 -
4.6. Slide block mp/2-1/2.5.4 (2-Piece) - 18
4.7. Square block - 14
4.8. Blade holder-I - 12
4.9. Blade holder-II - 12
4.10. Slide block (male) - 20
4.11. Slide block (Female) - 20
4.12. Square guide - 16
4.13. Clamping bar 20
4.14. Yoke 18
5.5. Milling –I
5.1. Introduction of milling machine 2 -
5.2. Types of milling machines 2 -
5.3. Milling accessories and their uses 2 -
5.4. Milling cutters and their uses 4 -
5.5. Climb and conventional milling process 2 -
5.6. Milling features (operations 3 -
5.7. To calculate the R.P.M and cutting speed for 2 -
milling
5.8. Tool/ work and personal safety for milling 3 -
5.9. Stud - 10
5.10. Clamping jaw - 10
5.11. Square guide - 12
5.12. Clamping guide - 12
5.14. Yoke - 18
5.15. Clamping Bar - 20
5.17. Handle - 30
5.6. Drawing – I
6.1. Introduction to drawing instruments 2
6.2. Types of Lines, concept of Geometrical figures 2
6.2.1. Pictorial drawings
6.3. Types of angles and triangles 2
6.4. Dimensioning rules and surface symbols 2
6.5. Introduction Of Technical Drawing 2
6.5.1. Kinds of lines and their practice
6.5.2. Lettering exercise drawing 1,1.1,1.2
6.6. Lettering exercise capital and small. 2
6.6.1. Drawing No.2,2.1,313.1,
6.7. View of prismatic work pieces 2
6.7.1. Representation in cavalier projection

drawing No 4,1,5
6.7.2. Representation in three view drug
6,7,8,9,9.1
6.8. View of edges/bodies 2
6.8.1. Assembling bodies / recognition of view
10,11,11.1
6.8.2. Completion of view / missing edge
12,12.1,13
6.9. Dimensioning 2
6.9.1. Dimensioning of flat prismatic and
cylindrical work pieces
6.9.2. Drawing no. 14,15,16,17,18,19
6.10. Dimensioning according to sequence of 2
operation
7.7. Mathematics –I
7.1. Whole numbers addition subtraction 2
7.2. Fraction, Addition subtraction of common 2
fraction proper and improper fraction and
mixed numbers, multiplication and division
7.3. Decimal system of measurement and weight, 2
meter, gram, litters. Decimal fraction addition
subtraction etc.
7.4. English system of weight and measuring 2
conversion of metric English system of weight
and measurement etc.
7.5. Cutting speed and feed for lathe and drilling 2
work
7.6. Angles (degrees, minutes etc) 2
7.6.1.1.1. Addition, division, subtraction
7.7. Tolerance, fits and allowances 2
7.8. Area calculation 2

7.8.1. Square, rectangle, triangle, trapezium
7.9. Area of parallelogram, rhombus 2
7.10. Calculation of weights of solid bars and 2
different sections.
Total 120 620

2nd Semester
Sr. Theory Practical

Detail of Topics
No. hours hours
1.1. Measurement
1.1. Importance and purpose of measurement - 2
1.2. System of measurements - 2
1.3. Transfer tools - 2
1.4. Graduated tools - 2
1.5. Adjustable measuring tools - 1
1.6. Fixed measuring tools - 1
1.7. Practice read & use of steel rule - 10
1.8. Practice to use inside & outside caliper - 10
1.9. Angular measurement with plain steel - 10
protractor
1.10. Practice to use scriber, odd leg caliper, divider - 10
and trammel
1.11. Practice to use hook , narrow, rule, steel -
measuring types 10
1.12. Practice to use vernier caliper 15
1.13. Practice to use micrometers 15
1.14. Practice to use dial indicator 10
2.2 Turning – II
2.1 Calculation of taper angle 2
2.2 Drill size for internal thread (vee-acme) 2
2.3 Acme thread cutting on lathe 2
2.4 Safety on lathe personal / tool 2
2.5 Introduction of CNC Lathe 2
2.6 Simple programming of CNC Lathe 8
2.7 Measuring exercise 20
2.8 Spur gear blank 15
2.9 Helical gear blank 15
2.10 Eccentric taper bolt 25

2.11 Screw fitting 25
2.12 Practice on CNC Lath
2.12.1 Reference Point 06
2.12.2 Facing and center drilling 10
2.12.3 Turning and Threading 14
2.13 Paper weight 20
2.14 Handle 20
2.15 Spindle & thread bush 30
3.2 Shaping – II
3.1. Common cutting tools for shaping (according 4 -
to shape / operations)
3.2. Material of cutting tools for different material to 4 -
be cut
3.3. Use of swivel head of shaper for angular jobs 4 -
3.4. Use of the head for internal slots 4
3.5. Calculation of cutting speed and number of 4 -
strokes.
3.6. Step shaping - 18
3.7. Angular shaping (hexagon) - 12
3.8. Dove tail shaping external - 18
3.9. Dove tail shaping internal - 18
3.10. Block and slot shaping - 18
3.11. Rack shaping - 18
3.12. Form shaping - 18
4.4. Milling -II
4.1. Introduction of Universal Milling Machine 2 -
4.2. Rack /Spur Gear / Calculation 3 -
4.3. Introduction of dividing head 2 -
4.4. Introduction of form cutter (Involute gear 2 -
cutter) -
4.5. Direct / indirect indexing 4 -

4.6. Angular indexing 2
4.7. Differential indexing 2
4.8. Introduction of form cutter (Involute Gear 2
Cutter)
4.9. Helical Gear Calculation 4
4.10. Change Gear for Helical Milling 4
4.11. Safety on Milling Machine 3
4.12. Square Block - 20
4.13. Vee Block 16
4.14. Slotting Exercise 15
4.15. Shaft with Square 20
4.16. Squaring / Hexagonal 22
4.17. Slotting Exercise 22
4.18. Tool Holder 28
4.19. Rack 15
4.20. Spur Gear 20
4.21. Helical Gear 22
5.5. Mathematics – II
5.1. Area of polygons 2
5.2. Area of composed figures 2
5.3. Volume of geometrical solids, cubes, prism, 3
cylinder and sphere
5.4. Volume of geometrical solids pyramids and 3
cones etc.
5.5. Volume of composed figures 2
5.6. Specific gravity and weight for different 3
material
5.7. Calculation of weight on the basis of volume 3
5.8. Estimation of weight on the basis given length 3
& volume 2
5.9. Use of table book for metal trade 2
5.10. Estimation of wastage of material

6.6. Drawing – II
6.1. Types of technical drawing and uses 2 -
6.2. Types of sections and uses 2 -
6.3. Principles of dimensioning 1 -
6.4. Types of thread and their uses 1 -
6.5. Welding joints 1 -
6.6. Drawing from models 1 -
6.6.1. Angle support, work pieces, bolt & nuts,
bearing block
6.7. Pyramid and curvical work pieces 2 -
6.7.1. Representation, recognition and
dimensioning
6.8. Section – I (Full sections at different work 1 -
pieces)
6.9. Representation of thread 2 -
6.9.1. Internal, external threads 1
6.10. Screw joints 1 -
6.11. Section – II (Half sections) 1 -
6.12. Draw elevation, side, plane view for simple v- 1 -
block
6.13. Draw sketches for B.S.W, Acme, knuckle, 2 -
buttress and “v” thread for given pitch
6.14. Draw three views for single and double riveted 1 -
lap joint
6.15. Draw elevation, side, plan simple bearing 2 -
6.16. Three views of open bearing 2 -
6.17. Draw three view of wall bracket 1 -
6.18. Welding symbols, welded jobs drawing 1 -
Total 120 620
LIST OF MACHINERY / EQUIPMENT / TOOLS ETC.

(For a Class of 25 Students)
Name of Trade Machinist
Duration of Course 1 – Year
Sr.
Nomenclature of Equipment / Tool Quantity
No
1. Universal Milling Machine with accessories 10 Nos.
2. Lathe Machine BL115 - 6’ with accessories 06 Nos.
3. Lathe Machine BL165 - 5’ with accessories 10 Nos.
4. Power Hacksaw 02 Nos.
5. Shaper Machine 18” 08 Nos.
6. Floor Drill ¾” 02 Nos.
7. Bench Drill Machine 02 Nos.
8. Surface Grinding Machine 02 Nos.
9. Pedestal Ginning Machine 02 Nos.
10. Bench Vice 4” With Bench work 02Nos.
11. Steel Rule 300mm 25 Nos.
12. Vernier Caliper 150 mm, 200mm 25 Nos.
13. Vernier Height Gauge 300mm 02 Nos.
14. “V” Block 04 Nos.
15. Centre Punch 5” 25 Nos.
16. Scriber 25 Nos.
17. Divider 150 mm 25 Nos.

18. Screw Driver Set 8” 06 Set
19. Philip Screw Drive Set 6” – 8” 06 Set
20. Tap Handle and Tap set M3 – M20 02 Set
21. Screw Pitch Gauge 60º 04 Set
22. Screw Pitch Gauge 55º 04 Nos.
23. Radius Gauge 1-7, 7.5-14mm 04 Nos.
24. Combination Set 04 Nos.
25. Allen Key Set 1 – 12mm 04 set
26. Double Ended Open Spanner Set 6 - 32 04 Set
27. Ring Spanner Set 6 - 32 04 Set
28. Ball Peen Hammer 500 gm 25 Nos.
29. Cross Peen Hammer 500 gm 25 Nos.
30. Straight Peen Hammer 500 gm 06 Nos.
31. Number Punch Set 3”/16 04 Sets
32. Letter Punch Set 3” /16 04 Sets
33. Flat File 300 1 25 Nos.
34. Flat File 3002 25 Nos.
39. Half Round File 2002 25 Nos.
40. Half Round File 2001 25 Nos.
41. Round File 200 x 1 25 Nos.

44. Triangular File 25 Nos.
45. Knife Edge File 25 Nos.
46. Key File Set 25 Nos.
47. File Brush 25 Nos.
48. Flat Chisels 8” 25 Nos.
49. Cross Cut Chisels 8” 25 Nos.
50. Grooving Chisels 8” 25 Nos.
51. Hand Reamers 4h7, 6h7, 8h7, 10h7, 12h7, 18h7, 20h7. 04 Set
52. Die M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, M20 06 Set
53. Die Handles 06 Set
Drills 3.0, 3.8, 4, 4.2,4. 8,5.0,5.5,6.0,6.5,7.0

54. 10 Set
7.5,8.0,8.2,8.5,9. 0,9.5,10.0,10.2,10.5, 11.0,12mm, 20,24
55. Drill Set 1 To 13 mm With Different 0.5 mm 04 Set
56. Centre Drill, 2.5, 3.0 mm 25 each.
57. H.S.S Tool Bit 8x8x160 mm 200 Nos.
60. Morse taper Gauge Set Plugs + Rings MT1,MT2,MT3 03 Set
61. Oil Cane 15 Nos.
62. Tool Centre Gauges 55º and 60º 06 Nos.
63. Hand Vice 6” 08 Nos.
64. Adjustable Wrench 12” 06 Nos.

65. Try Angle File 2001 25 Nos.
66. Try Angle File 2002 25 Nos.
08 No.
67. Counter Sink 1860º ,12.560º
each
06 No.
68. Counter Borer 4,6,10 mm
each
69. Twist Drill Grinding Gauge 06 Nos.
70. Safety Goggle 25 Nos
71. Diamond Dresser With Holder 02 Nos
72. Acme Thread Gauge(Metric) 06 Nos.
73. Drill Drift 06 Nos.
74. Combination Pliers 06 Nos.
75. Tool Box 25 Nos.
76. Surface Plate 800 x 800mm 03 Nos.
77. Plain Milling Cutter Ф 63 x 50 x 22 08 Nos.
78. Plain Milling Cuter Ф 63 x 70 x 22 mm 08 Nos.
79. Side And Face Cutter Ф 80 x 8 x 27 mm 08 Nos.
82. Side And Face cutter Ф 80 x 14 x 27 mm 08 Nos.
83. Side And Face Cutter Ф 801827 mm 08 Nos.
84. End Mill Cutter Ф 4 mm two liped 12 Nos.

88. End Mill Cutter Ф 10 mm 4 liped 12 Nos.
93. Module Cutter 1.0 involute Gear milling Cutter 03 Nos.
94. Module Cutter1.5 03 Nos.
95. Module Cutter 1.75 03 Nos.
96. Module Cutter 2.00 03 Nos.
97. Convex / Cutter R680mm 03 Nos.
98. Convex / Cutter R880mm 03 Nos.
99. Convex Cutter R1280mm 03 Nos.
100. Micro Meter 0-25mm 04 Nos.
103. Micro Meter 05 To 55 mm 04 Nos.
104. Dial Vernier Caliper 04 Nos.
105. Dial Indicator With Magnetic Stand 04 Nos.
106. Digital Vernier Caliper 160mm 04 Nos.
107. Digital Micro Meter 0-25 mm 04 Nos.
108. Digital Micro Meter 25-50 mm 04 Nos.
109. D-Type Bevel Protector 04 Nos.
110. Universal Bevel Protector 04 Nos.
111. Star Wheel dresser 04 Nos.

112. Balancing Mandrel (Small & Big) 05 Nos.
113. Grinding Wheel flange 05 Nos.
114. Depth gauge150mm 05 Nos.
115. Plug gauge-16 H7 05 Nos.
116. Plug gauge-22 H7 05 Nos.
117. Adjustable (Right/ left)Tool Holder 05 Nos.
118. CNC Lathe with accessories 02 Nos.
119. Computer for CNC Programming 12 Nos.
120. Stretching Plate 1 x 1m 01 No.

LIST OF CONSUMABLE MATERIAL REQUIRED

For a Class of 25 Students
Name of Trade Machinist
Duration of Course 1-Year
Sr.
Nomenclature of Equipment / Tools Quantity
No.
1. Carbon steel Φ 3”/16 2 kg
2. Tool Steel 22 x 11mm 20 kg
3. M.S Square 5”/8 x 5”/8 45 kg
4. M.S Round Φ 1” 55 kg
5. M.S Round Φ 1 1/2” 25 kg
6. M.S Round Φ 5”/8 06 kg
9. M.S Round Φ 1 1/8” 25 kg
10. M.S Flat 2 ¾ x ¾ 20 kg
11. M.S Square 5”/8 x 5”/8 05 kg
12. M.S Square 1” ¼ x 1” ¼ 08 kg
13. M.S Flat 1” ½ x 5”/8 17 kg
14. M.S Square 1”x 1” 12 kg
15. M.S Flat 1” x 1”/2 10 kg
16. M.S Round Φ 2 1/2” 28 kg
17. M.S Round Φ 2” 108 kg
18. M.S Round Φ 1” ¼ 32 kg
19. Aluminum Φ 1” 1/2 25 kg
20. M.S Square 1” 3/4 x 1” ¾ 30 kg
21. Brass Φ 1” ½ 10 kg
22. M.S Flat 2” ½ x 3” / 4 25 kg
23. M.S Square 2” ½ x 2” ½ 40 kg
24. Cast Iron Square 1” ¾ x1” ¾ 55 kg

25. M.S Flat 1” ½ x 1” 32 kg
26. M.S Square 3”/4 x 3”/4 15 kg
27. Mobil oil 800 liter
28. Cotton waste 180 kg
29. Floor Brush 50 Nos.
30. Emrey paper 06 Doz.
31. Grease 05 kg
32. A-4 Paper 10 Reem
33. Paper Punch machine 01 No.
34. Staple Machine 01 Nos.
35. Marking Sheets 200 Nos.
36. Duster Flalane 100 Nos.
37. Soap (For hand wash) 15 Nos.
38. Stapler Pins 10 Box
39. Paper Pins 10 Box
40. File Covers 40 Nos.
41. Chalk Box 12 Box
42. File Handles wooden / Plastic 100 Nos.
Note: - The HOI / Principal may change as per need, on the
recommendations of the concerned HOD and instructor
EMPLOYABILITY OF PASS-OUTS
The pass outs of this course may find job / employment opportunities in the
following areas sectors:-
1. Fertilizer Plants
2. Chemical Plants.
3. Pharmaceutical Industry
4. Cement Plants
5. Oil Refineries
6. Automobile Industry
7. Sugar Plants
8. Power Plants
9. Papers and Board Industry.
10. Packaging Industry
11. Private Repairing Workshop
MINIMUM QUALIFICATION OF INSTRUCTOR
 D.A.E (Mechanical) with 4 years relevant experience in govt. / semi govt. /
Multinational and well reputed registered organization
OR
 Two years Proficiency certificate in Machinist with 6 years relevant
experience in govt. / semi govt. / Multinational and well reputed registered
organization
.
LIST OF REFERENCE BOOKS
Practical Books
Sr.
Title of the Book T.T.P Series No. Published By
No.
1. Trade Training – I T.T.P Series – 24 Development Cell
Lahore
2. Trade Training – II T.T.P Series – 25 -
Turner
3. Trade Training – II T.T.P Series – 25 -
Machinist
4. Trainee Manual - National Training
Machinist G – III Board Islamabad
Theory Books
Sr.
Title of the Book T.T.P Series No. Published By
No.
1. T.T.P Series – 2 Translated by Aftab
All about machine
Ahmed
tools
TTC Mughalpura
Lahore
2. Technical T.T.P Series – 1 -
Mathematics
3. Metals T.T.P Series – 50a -
4. Basic Metal Work T.T.P Series – 50 Translated by
 Aftab Ahmed
 A.G Minhas
5. Technical Drawing – I T.T.7
6. Technical Drawing – II T.T.8

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Machinist (1 Year Course) 1

This course is meant to produce a workforce that is capable of conducting

preliminary machine cutting operations mostly related to the conventional

processes. This curriculum is revised / redesigned of one year duration

supervision along with ethical values.

Entry Level: : Matric

SKILL COMPETENCEY DETAILS

On successful completion of this course, the trainee should be able to: -

1. Use measuring/hand tools accurately/effectively.

2. Operate the lathe machine by performing following operations (Turning,

knurling and threading).

3. Operate the Milling machine by performing of following operations (Cutting

of Spur-gears, Helical gears, Drills, Reamers, Racks and Slots on

universal and vertical milling machines)

4. Make shaper machine jobs (Squaring, Cutting of v-block, Cutting of key-

ways, and preparing dovetail joints).

5. Handle the jobs on drilling machine (Selection of number, letter and

fractional size drills for drilling purposes on different kinds of drilling

machines & making circular holes on taping block).

other fitting jobs) etc.

KNOWLEDGE PROFICIENCY DETAILS

On successful completion of this course, the trainee should be able to: -

1. Explain to take the readings with the help of measuring tools.

CURRICULUM DELIVERY STRUCTURE

Course Co Curricula Final

DETAIL OF COURSE CONTENTS

3.6. Type of lathe tools 1 -

6.7.1. Representation in cavalier projection

7.8. Area calculation 2

Total 120 620

Sr. Theory Practical

2.10 Eccentric taper bolt 25

4.5. Direct / indirect indexing 4 -

5.10. Estimation of wastage of material

LIST OF MACHINERY / EQUIPMENT / TOOLS ETC.

Name of Trade Machinist

Duration of Course 1 – Year

1. Universal Milling Machine with accessories 10 Nos.

2. Lathe Machine BL115 - 6’ with accessories 06 Nos.

3. Lathe Machine BL165 - 5’ with accessories 10 Nos.

4. Power Hacksaw 02 Nos.

5. Shaper Machine 18” 08 Nos.

6. Floor Drill ¾” 02 Nos.

7. Bench Drill Machine 02 Nos.

8. Surface Grinding Machine 02 Nos.

9. Pedestal Ginning Machine 02 Nos.

10. Bench Vice 4” With Bench work 02Nos.

11. Steel Rule 300mm 25 Nos.

12. Vernier Caliper 150 mm, 200mm 25 Nos.

13. Vernier Height Gauge 300mm 02 Nos.

14. “V” Block 04 Nos.

15. Centre Punch 5” 25 Nos.

16. Scriber 25 Nos.

17. Divider 150 mm 25 Nos.

18. Screw Driver Set 8” 06 Set

19. Philip Screw Drive Set 6” – 8” 06 Set

20. Tap Handle and Tap set M3 – M20 02 Set

21. Screw Pitch Gauge 60º 04 Set

22. Screw Pitch Gauge 55º 04 Nos.

23. Radius Gauge 1-7, 7.5-14mm 04 Nos.

24. Combination Set 04 Nos.

25. Allen Key Set 1 – 12mm 04 set