unit project #3 introduction day 2 day 3 day 4 day 5 day 6 day 7 day 8
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OBJECTIVE
• THE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO SAFELY USE THE CORRECT TOOLS AND COMPLETE THE PROJECT PER THE GIVEN SHOP DRAWINGS
SKILLS NEEDED
• MEASURING AND PLANNING• STOCK SELECTION• JOINTING AND PLANING ROUGH LUMBER• CUTTING AND RIPPING• SANDING• GLUING UP• ASSEMBLY• FINISHING
TOOLS NEEDED
• JOINTER• SURFACE PLANER• MITER BOX• TABLESAW• BANDSAW• SCROLL SAW• RANDOM ORBIT SANDER• DUAL ACTION SANDER• BELT SANDER• HAMMER• NAIL SET
BILL OF MATERIALS
• USE THE SHOP DRAWINGS TO COMPLETE THE BILL OF MATERIALS
• BOARD FOOT PRICES ARE POSTED
W x L x T / 144
YOU HAVE 15 MINUTES
15 MINUTE TIMER
15 MINUTES LEFT14 MINUTES LEFT13 MINUTES LEFT12 MINUTES LEFT11 MINUTES LEFT10 MINUTES LEFT 9 MINUTES LEFT 8 MINUTES LEFT 7 MINUTES LEFT 6 MINUTES LEFT 5 MINUTES LEFT 4 MINUTES LEFT 3 MINUTES LEFT 2 MINUTES LEFT 1 MINUTES LEFT TIME IS UP!!!!
PROCEDURE SHEET
• MUST BE COMPLETED!!!!
• EACH STEP MUST BE INITIALED BY ME BEFORE YOU PROCEDE TO THE NEXT STEP
STOCK SELECTION1. ORIENT ALL THE PARTS IN THE SAME DIRECTION
2. ALIGN ONE EDGE OF ALL THE PARTS
3. LEAVE SPACE FOR BLADE KERFS
STOCK SELECTION1. ORIENT ALL THE PARTS IN THE SAME DIRECTION
2. ALIGN ONE EDGE OF ALL THE PARTS
3. LEAVE SPACE FOR BLADE KERFS4. FIGURE OUT LARGEST PIECE OF ROUGH LUMBER NEEDED5. LEAVE EXTRA FOR JOINTING, PLANING, AND RIPPING
WIDTH
LENGTH
STOCK SELECTION1. ORIENT ALL THE PARTS IN THE SAME DIRECTION
2. ALIGN ONE EDGE OF ALL THE PARTS
3. LEAVE SPACE FOR BLADE KERFS4. FIGURE OUT LARGEST PIECE OF ROUGH LUMBER NEEDED5. LEAVE EXTRA FOR JOINTING, PLANING, AND RIPPING
WIDTH
LENGTH
YOU WILL HAVE FIFTEEN MINUTES TO…
•SELECT YOUR STOCK
•CUT IT TO ROUGH LENGTH
•COMPLETE PROCEDURE SHEET AND HAVE IT INITIALED BY ME
15 MINUTE TIMER
15 MINUTES LEFT14 MINUTES LEFT13 MINUTES LEFT12 MINUTES LEFT11 MINUTES LEFT10 MINUTES LEFT 9 MINUTES LEFT 8 MINUTES LEFT 7 MINUTES LEFT 6 MINUTES LEFT 5 MINUTES LEFT 4 MINUTES LEFT 3 MINUTES LEFT 2 MINUTES LEFT 1 MINUTES LEFT TIME IS UP!!!!
YOU WILL HAVE FIFTEEN MINUTES TO…
•SELECT YOUR STOCK
•CUT IT TO ROUGH LENGTH
•COMPLETE PROCEDURE SHEET AND HAVE IT INITIALED BY ME
PROCEDURE SHEET
• CONTINUE WORKING ON PROJECT USING EACH STEP ON THE PROCEDURE SHEET:– EACH STEP MUST BE INITIALED BY ME
BEFORE CONTINUING TO THE NEXT STEP
Yesterday
• Selected Stock
• Jointed one face and one adjacent edge
• Began Planing to rough thickness
Today
• Finish Planing to Rough Thickness – 7/8”
• Glue up both boards to create one board that is wider than 10”– Glue– Water Bucket and Rag– 2 or 3 pipe or bar clamps
Yesterday
• Selected Stock
• Jointed one face and one adjacent edge
• Finished planing to ROUGH THICKNESS
• Glued up BOTH pieces
Today
Finish Gluing up both boards to create one board that is 11” to 16” or so wide– Glue– Water Bucket and Rag– 2 or 3 pipe or bar clamps
• Unclamp and Plane boards to final thickness – ¾”• Cut to Final Dimensions
– Square up one end BEFORE you do ANY measuring
Yesterday
• Finished planing to ROUGH THICKNESS
• Glued up BOTH pieces
• Planed to Final Thickness – ¾”
• Began cutting to FINAL Dimensios
Today
• Unclamp and Plane boards to final thickness – ¾”• Joint 1 edge square, straight and true• Cut to Final Dimensions
– Square up one end BEFORE you do ANY measuring
• Begin Joint layout• Start Cutting joints
Yesterday
• Finished planing to ROUGH THICKNESS• Glued up BOTH pieces• Planed to Final Thickness – ¾”• Cut to Final Dimensions
– Square up one end BEFORE you do ANY measuring
• Begin Joint layout• Start Cutting joints
Today
• Finish laying out Joints• Finish laying out Irregular Shapes• Cut Dado on Tablesaw• Chisel Mortise for Rails• Cut Irregular Shapes LAST
– Drill holes for handle• Connect the holes to create handle
• Use Belt/Disc and OSS to sand shapes
Yesterday
• Cut to Final Dimensions– Square up one end BEFORE you do ANY
measuring
• Began Joint layout
• Started Cutting joints
Today
• Finish laying out Joints• Finish laying out Irregular Shapes• Cut Dado on Tablesaw• Cut Irregular Shapes
– Drill holes for handle• Connect the holes to create handle with JIGSAW
• Chisel Mortise for Rails• Use Belt/Disc and OSS to sand shapes
Yesterday
• Began Joint layout
• Started Cutting joints
• Began cutting mortises with chisels
• Started Sanding curved pieces
• Started sanding project at 80 grit
Today
• Cut Dado on Tablesaw• Chisel Mortise for Rails• Cut Irregular Shapes LAST
– Drill holes for handle• Connect the holes to create handle with JIGSAW
• Use Belt/Disc and OSS to sand shapes• Sand all pieces with 80grit
– DO NOT SAND ANY EDGE THAT WILL CONNECT TO ANOTHER PIECE OF WOOD
• Use ROUTER to create a round-over on edges
Completed
• Finished Joint layout
• Finished Cutting joints
• Cut out Handles
• Sanded curved pieces
• Started sanding project at 80 grit
• Began Routing Sides and Step
Today
• Finish Using Belt/Disc and OSS to sand shapes• Sand all pieces STARTINNG WITH 80GRIT UP
AND THEN UP TO 120GRIT– DO NOT SAND ANY EDGE THAT WILL
CONNECT TO ANOTHER PIECE OF WOOD
• Use ROUTER to create a round-over on edges• Dry Assemble and ADJUST measurements• DO NOT TOUCH ANY GLUE UNTIL YOU
HAVE MY PERMISSION
Completed
• Finished Joint layout• Finished Cutting joints• Cut out Handles• Sanded curved pieces• Finished sanding project to 150 grit
– No Pencil Marks
– No Millmarks
• Finished Routing ALL edges
Today
• Dry Assemble and ADJUST measurements– Sides Parallel and Square
• Need to Measure
– All Joints are TIGHT• No GAPS
• DO NOT TOUCH ANY GLUE UNTIL YOU HAVE MY PERMISSION