This a blog of my Yr 9 wood tech practical work.
Wednesday 20 July 2011
Term 3 - Week 1 - Coat Hanger
For the start of this term we are making a coat hanger. This is what I have drawn on sketchup so far:
Saturday 18 June 2011
Week 7
This week I did not do much. All I did was start to cut up the pieces for the draw. Next week I will be putting my draw together.
Week 5-6
This week I cut the two middle pieces, which will go in the housing joints I created earlier, to the correct sizes. And glued it all together. I also glued a piece along the spice rack, to prevent the spices, or what ever is going to be on there. from falling off. My kitchen rack now looks like this.
Sunday 5 June 2011
Week 4
This week I measured out and cut the housing joint into my two side pieces.
Tools:
- tri square
- tenon saw
- chisel
- mallet
Tools:
- tri square
- tenon saw
- chisel
- mallet
Week 3
This week, after i cut out my design into the two side pieces, I sanded the both off so they are now exactly the same size and design.
Tools:
- oscillating sander
I also drilled the holes for the turned piece using a 25mm spade bit (making sure they lined up exactly).
Tools:
- oscillating sander
I also drilled the holes for the turned piece using a 25mm spade bit (making sure they lined up exactly).
Thursday 19 May 2011
Kitchen Rack - Week 2
This week I have started to make my kitchen rack. I have drawn and cut out the design into the frame:
Kitchen Rack - Week 1
Monday 28 March 2011
Week 5
This week we cut nine blocks which will be used as the O's and X's blocks.
The cubes looked like this:
We then we branded an 'X' into one side and an 'O' in the other using a bench drill. We heated up the metal parts of the machine to extreme temperatures and then burnt the X and O into the blocks.
We also put finish on everything this week.
The finished product looked like this:
The cubes looked like this:
We then we branded an 'X' into one side and an 'O' in the other using a bench drill. We heated up the metal parts of the machine to extreme temperatures and then burnt the X and O into the blocks.
We also put finish on everything this week.
The finished product looked like this:
Week 4 continued
By the end of this week i had glued all the divider into the frame.
I also had to glue the base onto this. It then looked a bit like this:
I also had to glue the base onto this. It then looked a bit like this:
Week 3-4
Sunday 6 March 2011
Week 3
This week I glued the frame together and started to make the dividers using half joints, which go in the middle of the frame.
Week 2
We started to make the frame of our O's and X's box this week by using lots of techniques with tools such as:
- saw
- mallet
- chisel
- tri square
- marking gauge
- saw
- mallet
- chisel
- tri square
- marking gauge
First Project - O's and X's Box
Our first project that we are making this year is a O's and X's box. We started to make this in week 2 of term 1.
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