31409331 Woodworking 2: Materials & Processes
Course Information
Description
Building on skills acquired in Woodworking 1A & 1B, students incorporate an understanding of wood as a material to properly execute joinery and cabinetry projects. Instruction includes units in shaping, joinery and face-frame cabinetry.
Total Credits
5
Course Competencies
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Operate a Straight Line Rip Saw
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Operate a Hollow Chisel Mortiser
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Operate a Slot Mortiser
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Assemble a Flat Panel Buildup
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Operate a Wide Belt Sander
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Operate Panel Saws (Horizontal & Vertical)
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Operate a Fixed Spindle Shaper
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Operate a Powerfeed Unit
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Use a Biscuit Joiner
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Use a Festool Domino Joiner
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Create Commonly Used Cabinetry Joints
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Identify Wood Characteristics
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Calculate Board Feet
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Identify Common Wood Species
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Identify Common Manufactured Panels
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Use Pneumatic Nailers
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Create a Bill of Material
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Create Cutting Diagrams
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Create a Finish Sample
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Manufacture a Face-Frame Cabinet
This Outline is under development.