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 Metals suitable for use in metal craft include:
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 <!-- 2. Complete one project using metal foil tooling. Complete the project by antiquing and framing. -->
 Metal foil tooling is done by placing a piece of foil on top of a soft but firm surface and then making impressions with a stylus. The work surface can be a piece of scrap linoleum, leather, or crafting foam. The stylus is often a small wooden stick with a point on it, but you can also use a ballpoint pen or a pencil. A dowel about the same diameter as a pencil can be sharpened with a pencil sharpener to make an effective stylus.
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 Low cost kits are available with all the necessary materials at craft stores, hobby shops, and online retailers.
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 <!-- 3. Complete one project using metal punch. -->
 A punch is a hard metal rod with a shaped tip at one end and a blunt butt end at the other that is usually struck by a hammer. A variety of punches are used in engineering, but often the purpose is to form an impression of the tip on a workpiece. You can also use a nail set, a pick, or even a nail (though a nail will make squarish holes) instead of a punch.
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 Punched panels are often used to decorate the doors of a pie safe.
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 <!-- 4. Complete one project using drilling, riveting, and bending of metal such as a simple candle holder. -->
 An easy project to make that might be of special interest to a Pathfinder is a reflector oven. Baking with a reflector oven is a requirement of the [[AY Honors/Fire Building & Camp Cookery|Fire Building & Camp Cookery]] and [[AY Honors/Camping Skills IV|Camping Skills IV]] honors. This particular design folds flat for easy stowing in a backpack. It can be made from aluminum flashing, eight hinges, a pre-made grill, a drawer handle, some rivets, and a couple of nails.
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 To use the oven, load the items you wish to bake onto the grill and place it within the fire ring of a nice bed of hot coals. Prop the back up with a rock (perhaps a rock from the fire ring). Keep an eye on your baked goods and turn them over if necessary.
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 [[Image:Left-right-snips.jpg|thumb|200px|Left-cutting (red) and right-cutting (green) tin snips.]]
 Tin snips are tools used to cut thin sheet metal. They use the same principles as common scissors, but are able to handle thicker and harder material. There are three different types of tin snips; straight cutting, left cutting, and right cutting. Straight cutting in a straight line, left cutting snips (usually red) will cut in a curve to the left, and right cutting snips (usually green) will cut in a curve to the right.
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 As you squeeze the trigger, gently press downward on the drill, but don't overdo it. If you press too hard, you risk breaking the bit (yes, it happens, and that's why safety goggles are important). Continue to hold the bit perpendicular to the piece. When the bit breaks through the other side of the piece, you need to have the bit rotating at a high speed, and you should not let up for a few seconds. If you stop too soon, the hole will not be circular. It is best to drill part way into the scrap wood supporting the piece, as the side flutes on the bit will cut the sides of the hole, and this will help you make a ''round'' hole. With the bit still turning, pull the bit out of the hole (it's easier to do when the bit is rotating).
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-==1. Name the various metals that can be used in metal craft. == <!--T:1-->
 Metals suitable for use in metal craft include:
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 Metal foil tooling is done by placing a piece of foil on top of a soft but firm surface and then making impressions with a stylus.  The work surface can be a piece of scrap linoleum, leather, or crafting foam.  The stylus is often a small wooden stick with a point on it, but you can also use a ballpoint pen or a pencil.  A dowel about the same diameter as a pencil can be sharpened with a pencil sharpener to make an effective stylus.
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 Low cost kits are available with all the necessary materials at craft stores, hobby shops, and online retailers.
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 A punch is a hard metal rod with a shaped tip at one end and a blunt butt end at the other that is usually struck by a hammer. A variety of punches are used in engineering, but often the purpose is to form an impression of the tip on a workpiece.  You can also use a nail set, a pick, or even a nail (though a nail will make squarish holes) instead of a punch.
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 Punched panels are often used to decorate the doors of a pie safe.
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 An easy project to make that might be of special interest to a Pathfinder is a reflector oven.  Baking with a reflector oven is a requirement of the [[../../Recreation/Fire Building & Camp Cookery|Fire Building & Camp Cookery]] and [[../../Recreation/Camping Skills IV|Camping Skills IV]] honors.  This particular design folds flat for easy stowing in a backpack.  It can be made from aluminum flashing, eight hinges, a pre-made grill, a drawer handle, some rivets, and a couple of nails.
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 To use the oven, load the items you wish to bake onto the grill and place it within the fire ring of a nice bed of hot coals.  Prop the back up with a rock (perhaps a rock from the fire ring).  Keep an eye on your baked goods and turn them over if necessary.
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 [[Image:Left-right-snips.jpg|thumb|200px|Left-cutting (red) and right-cutting (green) tin snips.]]
 Tin snips are tools used to cut thin sheet metal. They use the same principles as common scissors, but are able to handle thicker and harder material. There are three different types of tin snips; straight cutting, left cutting, and right cutting. Straight cutting in a straight line, left cutting snips (usually red) will cut in a curve to the left, and right cutting snips (usually green) will cut in a curve to the right.
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 As you squeeze the trigger, gently press downward on the drill, but don't overdo it.  If you press too hard, you risk breaking the bit (yes, it happens, and that's why safety goggles are important).  Continue to hold the bit perpendicular to the piece.  When the bit breaks through the other side of the piece, you need to have the bit rotating at a high speed, and you should not let up for a few seconds.  If you stop too soon, the hole will not be circular.  It is best to drill part way into the scrap wood supporting the piece, as the side flutes on the bit will cut the sides of the hole, and this will help you make a ''round'' hole.  With the bit still turning, pull the bit out of the hole (it's easier to do when the bit is rotating).
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 Files should always be used with a handle, otherwise the naked tang can injure the operator.
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-Once it is assembled, find the balance point for mounting the drawer handle in the top panel.  Ideally, the grill should remain level when it is lifted by this handle (you might even want it to tip backwards slightly).  Drill holes for the screws.  If the screws are too long (after all, they are designed to go through a wooden drawer face, not a thing sheet of aluminum flashing), you will need to cut them shorter with a hacksaw.  Then attach them firmly.
+Once it is assembled, find the balance point for mounting the drawer handle in the top panel.  Ideally, the grill should remain level when it is lifted by this handle (you might even want it to tip backwards slightly).  Drill holes for the screws.  If the screws are too long (after all, they are designed to go through a wooden drawer face, not a thin sheet of aluminum flashing), you will need to cut them shorter with a hacksaw.  Then attach them firmly.
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-To use the oven, load the items you wish to bake onto the grill and place it within the fire ring of a nice bed of hot coals.  Prop the back up with a rock (perhaps a rock fro mthe fire ring).  Keep an eye on your baked goods and turn them over if necessary.
+To use the oven, load the items you wish to bake onto the grill and place it within the fire ring of a nice bed of hot coals.  Prop the back up with a rock (perhaps a rock from the fire ring).  Keep an eye on your baked goods and turn them over if necessary.
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 To use the oven, load the items you wish to bake onto the grill and place it within the fire ring of a nice bed of hot coals.  Prop the back up with a rock (perhaps a rock fro mthe fire ring).  Keep an eye on your baked goods and turn them over if necessary.
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 ===a. Tin Snips ===
 [[Image:Left-right-snips.jpg|thumb|200px|Left-cutting (red) and right-cutting (green) tin snips.]]

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