31409333Cabinetmaking, Millwork & Furniture 2
Course Information
Description
Preparation for employment is emphasized in the final quarter of this program as students propose and execute a Leg and Rail final project. Students experience a real work environment while completing one or more job shadow opportunities with area employers. Areas of exploration include veneering, CNC technology, curved and circular work, and millwork manufacturing.
Total Credits
5
Course Competencies
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Create veneered partsAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify veneer production methods, possible matches, and various seaming methodsProduce bookmatch, slip match, and sketchface veneered panelsAccuracy to 0.015”
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Produce leg and rail joineryAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify methods, tools, and machines associated with leg and rail joineryTenons are created using a table saw and routerAccuracy to 1/32”
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Operate a hollow chisel mortiserAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify parts, adjustments, and tooling associated with a hollow chisel mortiserLayout and produce mortise and twin mortises using a hollow chisel mortiserAccuracy to 1/32”
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Operate a slot mortiserAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify parts, adjustments, and tooling associated with a slot mortiserLayout and produce a mortise using a slot mortiserAccuracy to 1/32”
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Program a CNC routerAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify associations of tooling, feed rate, chip control, material, and RPMTool paths are programmed using Alphacam software and execute at CNCNesting parts are programmed using Alphacam software and execute at CNCAccuracy to 0.015”
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Produce multiple pieces to specificationAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify methods to produce multiple, identical partsFour identical parts are produced successfullyAccuracy to 1/32”
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Create curved partsAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify methods of creating curved wooden partsArched jamb is produced using bent ply laminationAccuracy to 1/32”
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Job shadow an employer within the industryAssessment StrategiesWritten ProductCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerSpend at least four hours completing a job shadow at a local wood manufacturing employerReflection report includes time spentEmployer completes surveyDebrief with instructor to further explore post-graduation job opportunities
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Produce straight and curved mouldings using a moulderAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerIdentify methods of creating curved mouldingsArched casing parts are produced using shaper and arched moulderStraight mouldings are produced using 5-head moulderAccuracy to 1/32”
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Apply lean manufacturing conceptsAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Test, and/or Written ProductCriteriaDescribe major features of LEAN manufacturing methodsIdentify one area of improvement within the Madison College woodshop that aligns with LEAN manufacturing methodsImplement improvement or provide document detailing implementation steps
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Produce leg and rail furnitureAssessment StrategiesQuiz, Skill Demonstration, and/or TestCriteriaWork is performed in a safe mannerUse a planTwo identical pieces of leg and rail furniture are produced according to planAccuracy to 1/32”
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Demonstrate safe work habitsAssessment StrategiesSkill Demonstration in labCriteriaWear close-toed shoes, safety glasses, long pantsClothing is not loose to prevent accident with machinesJewelry does not interfere with shop tasksHair is tied back to prevent accident with moving equipmentClear shop area for efficient and safe movement