Wood Equipment
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SUMMARY unit 03. MATERIALS. WOOD & ITS DERIVATIVES group: 2º Bil TECHNOLOGIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS Tekneso Page 1 U3 Wood EQUIPMENT, TOOLS and MACHINES When we want to make an object out of wood, we need to follow these steps:. Medir Marcar y Dibujar Cortar Taladrar Rebajar y nivelar Alisar y Lijar Unir o ensamblar Pintar Measure Mark & draw Cut Drill Carve & level Plane & sand Join & assembly Paint Ruler Carpenter’s pencil Hand/Tenon/Board Saw Gimlet Straight chisel Rasp & file Pin/Ball pein/claw Hammer Brushes Measuring tape Carpenter’s square Coping saw / Hacksaw/Fret saw Hand drill Paring chisel Sandpaper Nails Rollers Carpenter’s ruler Awl or punch Bench saw Drill Gouge Teasel Pincers Types of finishes C-Clamp Compass with Steel points Jig saw Drill bits Carpenter’s mallet Plane Pliers Bench vice Gauge Circular saw Plane Grinder Screwdriver & screws Painting & varnishing process Ring clamp Bar clamp Equipment to secure pieces Sander Spanner Hingers Adhesives Opaque = oil or acrylic paints, enamels or lacquers Transparent = stains, varnishes, dyes 1º Smooth the surface (irregularies out) 2º Paint a layer of primer This fills the pores and reduce the amount of paint 3º Sand the surface when it’s dry The smoother it is the less paint is needed 4º Paint a thick or thin layer and brush always in the same direction 5º Clean and dry the brushes 6º Apply several layers of paint for a better finish. Let the paint get dry between each layer.
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Equipment, tools and machines necessary for wood works
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SUMMARY unit 03. MATERIALS. WOOD & ITS DERIVATIVES group: 2º Bil
TECHNOLOGIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS Tekneso
Page 1
U3
Wood EQUIPMENT, TOOLS and MACHINES When we want to make an object out of wood, we need to follow these steps:.
Medir Marcar y Dibujar Cortar Taladrar Rebajar y nivelar Alisar y Lijar Unir o ensamblar Pintar
Measure Mark & draw Cut Drill Carve & level Plane & sand Join & assembly Paint
Ruler Carpenter’s pencil Hand/Tenon/Board
Saw Gimlet Straight chisel Rasp & file Pin/Ball pein/claw Hammer
Brushes
Measuring tape Carpenter’s square
Coping saw / Hacksaw/Fret saw
Hand drill Paring chisel Sandpaper Nails Rollers
Carpenter’s ruler Awl or punch
Bench saw
Drill Gouge Teasel Pincers Types of finishes
C-Clamp
Compass with Steel points
Jig saw
Drill bits Carpenter’s mallet Plane Pliers
Bench vice
Gauge
Circular saw
Plane Grinder Screwdriver & screws Painting & varnishing process
Ring clamp
Bar clamp
Equi
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sec
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piec
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Sander Spanner
Hingers
Adhesives
Opaque = oil or acrylic paints, enamels or lacquers Transparent = stains, varnishes, dyes
1º Smooth the surface (irregularies out)
2º Paint a layer of primer This fills the pores and reduce the amount of paint
3º Sand the surface when it’s dry
The smoother it is the less paint is needed
4º Paint a thick or thin layer and brush always in the same direction
5º Clean and dry the brushes 6º Apply several layers of paint for a better finish.
Let the paint get dry between each layer.
