How to build jaws of life for school project - Miscellaneous

This is a "school" question for some sort of school class.
You need to go to a public library or a public school to find the answer to this question.
We only give advice, we do not do projects for people.
God bless your efforts.

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You first need to see how they operate. If you can visit a fire station, perhaps they can explain how they function. You might also want to contact Hurst Tools for some assistance in understanding how they operate.

These are hydraulic tools, and once you understand where the actions points are, you should be able to construct something that will work in a limited fashion. Here is their website address: http://www.jawsoflife.com/. There is a contact link at the bottom of the page.

Hello, Winfred -

See this YouTube video demonstrating how the finished product might look and operate:
http://www.fixya.com/answer/answerpageslideview.aspx?thid=25585253&ctg=500&brd=335188

Then, look at this PDF document (Adobe Acrobat Reader software needed - free):
Technology, Grade 7: Teacher's Guide, 2017 Edition.
Rietondale, South Africa: Ukuqonda Institute
http://ukuqonda.co.za/digicom/Grade-7-9-Technology/Tech_Gr7_Eng_TG_2017ED_lowres.pdf

In the PDF document, the information on the Jaws of Life project begins on Page 88 (Image 50), Design a Life-Saving Tool.

Best wishes.

Suggest to do a patent search and review some diagrams. That will get you started.

Ja -

Are you trying to make a model or mini-sized "Jaws of life" or the real thing?

Id get a chunk of wood and a Swiss army knife and whittle one, finish with a metallic silver sharpie. Micheals

my wife is a school teacher and said use sugar cubes to build temple the rest you can handle...
good luck