1. TOOL IDENTIFICATION FFA CAREER DEVELOPMENT EVENT

2. Tool Identification CDE Rules and Guidelines Senior Level – Team of 4 first year Ag Students/Senior FFA members Junior Level – Team of 4 Junior FFA members Official dress – required for competition State Level Event only. There is no National Competition. 1.Each school will be allowed to enter one team for each FFA Chapter. Each team will be composed of four members. 2.All team members must be students enrolled in their first year of agricultural education. Each member will work individually. 3.Official dress is required of all team members. 4.The event will consist of correctly identifying, capitalizing as necessary, and spelling fifty randomly selected tools from this PowerPoint and on the Tool ID and Uses Word document. Each correct answer will score one point. Perfect score will be fifty points. The three highest individual member scores on a team will be compiled to obtain a team score. The high team score will be declared the winner. 5.Any answer, which is incorrectly spelled or incorrectly capitalized, will be ruled as an error and one point will be deducted, as if the tool had not been correctly identified. 6.Each member will be allowed 30 seconds to identify, spell, and capitalize, if necessary, each tool. 7.Images of tools will be displayed using a PowerPoint presentation with images taken from the FFA website list. (Revised August, 2001). The slides WILL NOT be numbered in the contest, so the student also must keep up with the order of the slides. 8.The decision of the head judge will be considered final. 9.In the event of a tie, those teams tied will be given an additional 10 tools to identify. In the event that teams are still tied, participants will be asked individually the proper use of each tool. This will continue until ties are broken. 10.A list of tools and their uses are listed on the FFA website. 11.Contestants must supply their own pencil. 12.50 points will be deducted for each team member that is not in official dress. Junior Tool Identification The same rules shall apply to Junior contestants.

3. combination pliers

4. curved claw hammer

5. tinner’s snips

6. chipping hammer

7. sliding T-bevel

8. combination wrench

9. box end wrench

10. standard screwdriver

11. Phillips screwdriver

12. tongue-and-groove pliers

13. combination square

14. adjustable open-end wrench

15. torque wrench

16. outside calipers

17. keyhole saw

18. miter saw

19. hand pump sprayer

20. spark lighter

21. diagonal cutting pliers

22. extension

23. wire brush

24. circular saw

25. router

26. tap

27. tap handle

28. safety goggles

29. face shield

30. electronic balance

31. acetylene regulator and gauges

32. oxygen regulator and gauges

33. outside micrometer

34. ratchet

35. socket

36. impact wrench

37. disk grinder

38. electric drill

39. sabre saw

40. round point shovel

41. sledge hammer

42. needle nose pliers

43. Allen wrench

44. thermometer

45. petri dish

46. mortar & pestle

47. beaker

48. Erlenmeyer flask

49. pipe wrench

50. drill chuck

51. chain saw file

52. fencing pliers

53. chalk line

54. screwdriver bit (Phillips)

55. dust mask

56. pulley

57. C-clamp

58. pipe cutter

59. Bunsen burner

60. soil probe

61. caulking gun

62. ratchet bit brace

63. gear puller

64. measuring tape

65. folding rule

66. hand grease gun

67. abrasive cutoff saw

68. speed square

69. conduit bender

70. flat cold chisel

71. oxy-acetylene heating tip

72. directional compass

73. oxy-acetylene cutting tip

74. feeler gauge

75. ratcheting pipe die stock

76. ear muffs

77. palm sander

78. ripping claw hammer

79. dibble bar

80. battery jumper cables

81. battery hydrometer

82. nut driver

83. soft face hammer

84. paint spray gun

85. hole saw

86. center punch

87. oxy-acetylene welding tip

88. universal joint

89. caliper dial

90. pin punch

91. increment borer

92. viscometer

93. bolt cutter

94. electric soldering gun

95. countersink

96. “T” handle tap wrench

97. insect net

98. blacksmith’s tongs

99. screw extractor

100. measuring cup

101. graduated cylinder

102. centrifuge

103. lopping shears

104. syringe

105. masonry level, 48 inch

106. triple beam balance

107. ratcheting pipe reamer

108. Torx screwdriver

109. welding goggles

110. tree scale stick

111. microscope

112. dissection pan

113. speed handle

114. oxy-acetylene torch tip cleaner

115. masonry drill bit

116. open end wrench

117. framing square

118. coping saw

119. air chuck

120. balance

121. basin wrench

122. battery terminal and post cleaner

123. chemical mask

124. pipe die

125. planting flat

126. snap ring pliers

127. centerhead

128. chuck wrench

129. circular saw blade

130. compression tester

131. die grinder

132. dividers

133. double bit axe

134. electric circuit tester

135. emery wheel dresser

136. file card

137. fire extinguisher

138. flaring tool

139. hand lens

140. hand shears

141. inside calipers

142. large animal clippers

143. lineman’s pliers

144. micrometer depth gauge

145. microscope slide

146. nail set

147. offset screwdriver

148. pH meter

149. pipe clamp

150. piston ring compressor

151. portable hydraulic jack

152. pocket rule

153. propane torch

154. pull handle

155. reciprocating saw

156. reciprocating saw blade

157. safety glasses

158. screw pitch gauge

159. scribe

160. square point shovel

161. standard half hatchet

162. straight shank drill bit

163. stud remover-setter

164. taper punch

165. terminal connecting tool

166. threading die

167. tire pressure gauge

168. titration burette

169. tubing cutter

170. tubing wrench

171. valve spring compressor

172. volt-ohm meter

173. welding helmet

174. wire gauge

175. locking plier wrench