Practice - 2. Demonstrating Excellent Technical Skills in Prototype Construction
Practice Questions
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What are the three pillars of the C.U.T. technique?
- Answer: Choose the right tools, Use them safely/precisely, and Test the build for function.
- Hint: It represents the lifecycle of a successful build.
💡 Hint: It represents the lifecycle of a successful build.
Define Precision as it is used in the glossary.
- Answer: The quality of being exact and accurate in measurements and cuts.
- Hint: Think about "Measuring twice and cutting once."
💡 Hint: Think about "Measuring twice and cutting once."
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Which of the following is an example of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?
- Type: MCQ
- Options: A craft knife, Safety goggles, A metal ruler, A 3D printer
- Correct Answer: Safety goggles
- Explanation: PPE is equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses.
- Hint: It's under the "Safety" section.
💡 Hint: It's under the "Safety" section.
If a prototype doesn't look neat, it can still be considered a high-quality demonstration of technical skill as long as it works.
- Type: Boolean
- Options: True, False
- Correct Answer: False
- Explanation: A professional prototype is characterized by its finish. Neatness indicates control over tools and is a core component of demonstrating technical mastery.
- Hint: Check the "Precision and Finish" section.
💡 Hint: Check the "Precision and Finish" section.
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Challenge Problems
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The Material Expert: You are joining two pieces of acrylic (plastic). List the correct Tool for the job and one Safety precaution you must take.
- Solution:
- Tool: Acrylic cement (solvent) or a specialized plastic adhesive.
- Safety: Work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling chemical fumes.
- Hint: Review the "Tool and Material Mastery" section.
💡 Hint: Review the "Tool and Material Mastery" section.
Precision Analysis: Your specification says the product must be exactly wide. Your final build is . Is this a demonstration of high technical skill? Why or why not?
- Answer: No, it is not. A difference is a significant margin of error in product design. High technical skill requires Precision, where the build matches the Specifications exactly. This error suggests a mistake in either marking or cutting.
- Hint: Look at the "Accuracy" bullet point.
💡 Hint: Look at the "Accuracy" bullet point.
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