CARPENTRY 8

GOOD MORNING!
KRIZEL E.
WARDE
SUBJECT TEACHER
 IDENTIFY THE TOOL

TRY SQUARE
 IDENTIFY THE TOOL

PULL-PUSH
RULE
IDENTIFY THE TOOL

CALIPER
 IDENTIFY THE TOOL

PROTRACTO
 IDENTIFY THE TOOL

RULER
 SYSTEMS OF
MEASUREMENT
 There are two (2) systems of
measurement: the English System
and the Metric System. The English
System originated in England which
is also known as the U.S. customary
system of measurement while the
Metric System was developed in
France and is known as the S. I. or
International Standard.
SYSTEMS OF MEASUREMENT
English Metric
Yard (yd) Meter (m)
Foot (ft) / (’) Decimeter 1/10
meter
Inch (in.) / (”) Centimeter 1/100
meter
Millimeter 1/1000
meter
YARD MEASUREMENT
FOOT MEASUREMENT
INCH MEASUREMENT
 LET’S PLAY!
“MEASURE THE
OBJECT”
EDUCATION
Guide Question:

What is the length

and width of the
object?
“READING IN., CM, MM”
 “READ THE
MEASUREMENT”
1/16 13/16
5/8
1/4
1/2
READING “cm” AND “mm”
Reading the centimeter and
millimeter.
Subsequently, centimeter is
also a metric unit of length
that can be found on the pull-
push ruler.
LET’S HAVE AN ACTIVITY!

“SEARCH AND
MEASURE”
 Format Example:
Name of Object Actual Measurement
• Pencil case 5 inches
 QUESTION
What did you
observe by
measuring different
kinds of object?
“MEASURE ME!”
MEASURE THE FOLLOWING
OBJECTS IN INCHES,
MILLIMETER AND
CENTIMETER.
 Format Example:

Object Measurement
In. cm mm
FINAL ACTIVITY:
Read the following measurements.Write your answers in a 1/4
sheet of paper.
9 6 4 2

10 8 7 1
5 3
ASSIGNMENT:

In your own time at home, do the following:

• Prepare accurate measuring practices in every carpentry works.

• Apply consciousness and proper computations in every carpentry requirement.

1. Measure end to end of an object with a tool.

2. Measure edge to edge of the table with a tool.
3. Measure outside diameter of a cylindrical object using a caliper.
4. Measure inside diameter with a caliper.
5. Lay-out width.
THANK YOU AND HAVE
A GREAT DAY!