Students build a
wooden A-frame structure, using a variety of tools. Students learn to measure,
lay out, mark, and cut wood. They assemble wooden articles using a variety of
hand tools, and explore many of the tasks used in building a roof structure.
The workstation acquaints students with the use and function of jigs and with
the way roof trusses are pitched.
CURRICULUM:
Curriculum manual is provided in a three-ring binder, with pages contained in
page protectors. Easy to follow step by step activities are highlighted using
full color photographs. Once introduced to career related information (job
description, education and training requirements, job prospects, and income
ranges) the student begins a "hands on" work experience, using professional
tools of the trade to complete projects or tasks. An audio tape follows the
manual word for word. Pre-and post tests, worksheets, answer sheets, and
instructors guide.
Measure
Layout
Saw wood to length
Saw wood at angles
Join wood with nails and glue
Sand wood
WOODWORKER WORKSTATION:
Locking desk with see-through lift-up top, built-in lock/key, 24" fluorescent
light, power strip, and audio cassette player with headphones.
TOOL CABINET /
DESK AND EQUIPMENT/CONSUMABLE MATERIALS:
Aprons, safety glasses, miter box with saw, hammer, sanding block, ruler, truss
form jig, base form jig, cap board pattern, truss board pattern, ridge board
pattern, gusset board pattern, gusset cutting pattern, 5/8" braids, 1" braids,
fine sandpaper, glue, 3/8"x3/4"x11" pine/cap board, 3/8"x3/4"x8" pine/truss,
3/8"x3/4"x71/2" pine/ridge, 1/4"x3/4"x5" gusset, ½"x7"x71/2" plywood base,
1/4"x8"x10" wall/roof.