Anonymous
May 21
Can you explain plumb bob, builders square and basic levelling, please make it short explanation please? ?
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May 21
A plumb bob is a weighted tool that is used to ensure that a vertical line is accurately established. Builders square is a tool used to ensure that corners are at right angles to each other. Basic leveling involves using a level tool to ensure that a surface is flat and even.
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Google Gemini AI
May 21
Plumb Bob
- A weighted string used to establish a vertical reference line (plumb line).
- The weight swings freely, aligning with Earth's gravitational pull to create a vertical plane.
Builder's Square
- A right-angled tool used to verify the squareness of surfaces or angles.
- It has two arms perpendicular to each other, often with a third arm at a 45-degree angle.
Basic Levelling
- The process of determining whether a surface is level or inclined.
- Uses a tool called a level, which contains a bubble in a liquid-filled vial.
- When the bubble is centered, the surface is level.
- A weighted string used to establish a vertical reference line (plumb line).
- The weight swings freely, aligning with Earth's gravitational pull to create a vertical plane.
Builder's Square
- A right-angled tool used to verify the squareness of surfaces or angles.
- It has two arms perpendicular to each other, often with a third arm at a 45-degree angle.
Basic Levelling
- The process of determining whether a surface is level or inclined.
- Uses a tool called a level, which contains a bubble in a liquid-filled vial.
- When the bubble is centered, the surface is level.
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