Across
- One colour of ink allowed for your written work
- The final stage of a simple system
- Can be used to change speed in machines and mechanical toy mechanisms
- An example of a 'pair of class-three levers'
- A much better and firmer type of 'drive' sometimes seen in the gears used in our mechanical toys
- The common name for the support part of a lever system
- Your favourite teacher is Mr .....
- One kind of 'drive' seen in the simple gearsoften used in our toys
- Another colour of ink allowed for your written work
- Interlocking parts of gear wheels
- The frenchman who made the 'Digesting Duck' mechanical automaton
- This is what your homework should alwys be
- An essential part of your equipment always needed in class for drawing
- The country in which factories first used mechanisms to help speed up manufacturing
- The first part of a simple system
- A common example of a class-one lever
- These are grouped into three classes
- One of the four types og motion where the action follows a circular path
- An essential part of your equipment always needed in class
- The middle part of a simple system
- The stage of a project in which you find out information to help you design
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Down
- Something you should always do in class
- The thin wooden rod used in the mechanical toy
- An old-style mechanical toy that is often worth a lot of money now
- The name given to two or more gears joined together
- The 'up and down' motion seen when a yo-yo is moving
- What your work should always be
- The 'balancing point' in a lever system
- The name for the 'double circles' that share the same centre point and are used to represent gears in Engineering drawings
- The 'flat-on view' style of drawing that is needed as a reference to help to make something
- The special name for the comparing of the speeds of the input and output parts of a mechanism such as two gears or pulleys
- A Common example of a class two lever often found in use in the garden or on building sites
- A word that goes very well with 'DESIGN'
- One part of a mechanism that a belt to link to another part
- Changes Rotary to Reciprocating motion
- The industry that first used mechanical manufacturing in the 18th century
- An important first part of the mechnical toy project
- A mechanisms that uses a linkage and chnages rotary motion to oscillating
- A common example of 'a pair of class-one levers'
- The stage where you need to be most creative in the designing of a mechanical toy
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