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    Republic of the Philippines

    CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY


    MAIN CAMPUS
    M. J. Cuenco Avenue Cor. R. Palma Street, Cebu City, Philippines
    Website: http://www.ctu.edu.ph
    Phone: +6332 402 4060 loc. 1109

    MACHINE SHOP THEORY


    ME 225
    (2ND SEMESTER S.Y. 2023-2024)

    A PROJECT PLAN FOR ME 225

    PADILLA, WARREN JAN A.


    BSME 2 – A

    DR. ELVIS M. ARELLANO


    SUBJECT INSTRUCTOR
    GOTHIC C-CLAMP
    ISOMETRIC DRAWING
    TOP VIEW

    SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW

    Note: All dimensions are in inches.


    PROJECT OBJECTIVES
    One of the course outcomes of this subject, Machine Shop Theory and Practice,
    is to create a project that utilizes the use of machine processes such as drilling,
    grinding, welding, threading, and tapping. This project is to create a C-clamp by using
    round bars that is essential for mechanical works. The materials to be used are scraps
    that can be found from the school to promote reuse and recycling.

    MATERIALS:
    o 30”, 20 mm plain round bar (Whole frame)
    o 7”, 16 mm plain round bar (moving screw)
    o M14 x 1.5 mm nut
    o 25.4 mm x 12.7 mm (1” x 1/2”) Flat Bar
    o Welding rod
    o Grinding wheel
    o 5/8 Drill bit

    EQUIPMENT:
    o Drill Press / Portable Drill
    o Grinder
    o Welding Machine
    o Hand Tap
    o Tap and Die

    PROCESSES INVOLVED:
    o Cutting
    o Drilling
    o Tapping
    o Threading
    o Grinding
    o Welding
    TIME CHART / SESSIONS:

    FIRST SESSION  Prepare all the materials needed.


    (3 hours)  Measure and cut the round bars to their specific
    measurements.
    SECOND SESSION  Start by bending the round bar that will serve as the
    (3 hours) main frame of the clamp.
     Smoothen the round bar first by grinding to remove any
    accumulated rust.
     Drill a hole through the other end of the main rebar
    frame that will serve as the starting point for creating
    internal threads by hand tapping.
    THIRD SESSION  Using tap and die, create external threads on the steel
    (3 hours) rod for the clamping device.
     Drill a hole at the end of the rod for the handle to go
    through.
    FOURTH SESSION  Grind the two flat bars thoroughly and then weld them
    (3 hours) together which will serve as the fixed jaw of the clamp.
    Wait for it to cool before welding it to the other end of
    the frame.
     Cut a portion of an angle bar and grind it to form a circle
    for the lock of the adjusting screw.
    FIFTH SESSION  Prepare the other plain round bars to be ground.
    (3 hours)  After grinding, weld the round bars by following what’s in
    the project plan.
     Insert the nut at the top of the adjusting screw.
    SIXTH SESSION  Grind another steel rebar for its handle and bend it to
    (3 hours) have a 90° angle.
     Insert the handle into the hole at the end of the movable
    rod and weld it in place.
    SEVENTH SESSION  Assemble the rod and the clamp frame. Weld the circle
    (3 hours) portion of the angle bar that was ground in the previous
    session and weld it on top of the nut.
     Smoothen it for a better appearance.
    EIGHT SESSION  Check if there are defects that need necessary
    (3 hours) improvements.
     If there are not, start with the finishing and pass it to the
    subject instructor.
    Total working hours:
    24 hours

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