Per 5 Advanced Wood Tech Mr Castillo-40_5073 Assignments

Pick from one of these questions related to the glue up.


What will you use to wrap your veneer laminates around?
How many veneer laminates will you have in your lamination?
Do you have a inner tube or a green band?
Will you use a spring clamp or will you tuck under a half round dowel rod?


Chose just one question to answer and we will review for the glue up during our next class and friday!

What sort of cooking or house hold oil do you have access to?


Food Safe : Cooking oil is plant, animal, or synthetic fat used in frying, baking, and other types of cooking.
House hold : other mostly petroleum based oils that may or may not be suitable for our project


Sentence frames
Today I  found __________________ in the _______________________ at my house.
Can I use _________________________ we use it for ____________________?
If my __________________ helps me with it can I use ___________________________ wood finish.

Pick one of these finish sanding mistakes and explain how you will prevent it from effecting your finish sanding.


Cross Grain scratches : sanding accross or perpendicular to the grain direction
Burn Through : sanding too coarse or to much and sanding through the face veneer


Sentence starters
I will work to keep
While finish sanding I will make sure to
I can prevent

How or What will we use for coarse and medium profile (silhouette) shaping on our free form after gluing?
AND RELATE TO
Which sanding machines are these most like?

Definitions
Silhouette : the shape and outline of someone or something visible against a background.
Coarse : rough or loose in texture as compared to another abrasive of similar quality.
Medium : a less rough textured abrasive as compared to a previous or more coarse abrasive.
Fine : a finish polish or last step abrasive as compared to the previous abrasives.

What materials or techniques did Castillo Demonstrate?



During either the Tuesday or Thursday demonstration demonstration.

This week we will consider the role of forms in our bent veneer laminations. This will help you choose a "found form" since you will not manufacture your own form like Castillo this week in the shop.

Definition
Form : a temporary structure for holding bent laminates in shape while the adhesive dries, sets or cures
Adhesive : a substance used for sticking objects or materials together; glue
MDF : (Medium density Fiber Board) engineered wood product made of broken down hardwood or softwood wood fibres and glue

Question
What did Castillo use to make the bent lamination form today? List tool names, structures, processes and materials.

Once you have a copy of your own Process Journal we will work to complete the bent laminated Free Form project together.
Within this photo/video journal we will communicate in slide comments and classroom lectures.
Please replace the example work with photos of your own work and feel free to follow along with the examples in the Joe Herby Process Journal *File Attached

Included are videos from each week of instuction to get caught up or re visit

This week we will begin practicing further drawing techniques in project planning.
We will learn about and practice making working drawings. These working drawings will be introduced within a slide that will allow you to create these project plans today. Follow along with the live instruction, use two devices for the fastest acquisition of knowledge.

This week we will begin practicing other processes in veneer manufacturing.
We will consider and practice decorative wood laminates. These Pattern Veneer processes will be introduced within a slide show that will allow you to create these matches today. Follow along with the live instruction, use two devices for the fastest acquisition of knowledge.

Veneer: Thinly sliced material used as a decorative or surface covering material.
Figured: pattern or distinctive markings created by variations in color, texture, luster, and grain type.
Mottled: A type wood "Figure" where there are blotches of alternating grain direction.
Aromatic: having a pleasant and distinctive smell.

This week we will transition from questions in the assignments to questions in the chat
*Question for the chat : Where do you usually take my class from? (Bedroom, Dining room, front room, Family room, Patio)

Include that answer in LARGE Text on your slide Follow along while Castillo shows you how to add photos, links and how to submit.

We will use this slide in out Process Journal.

What is one of the "Times" we must consider during any glue up?

List time name, amount of time OR description.

Today we will relate the woodworkers journal Titebond PVA/wood glue video to our lecture.

Definition
Open Time : The time after an adhesive is applied during which a serviceable bond can be made.
Closed Time : The time after the two pieces have begun to join but have not transitioned into 1 joined piece.
Cured: The period after joined pieces have found the hardest or toughest state they will remain after joining with adhesive.

Question
Which Titebond PVA wood glue has the longest open time? In class we will discuss why.

*Watch Elmer at 1.25 speed for a more youthful pace

In today demo we will consider how and why our veneer our veneer can warp.

Today we will relate Castillo's "Wedge and Edge" lecture and question to our process Journal.

Definition
Wedge : a shape with a thick end and a short end. Where the large end tapers down to the small and forms a ramp.
Edge : The point where two faces intersect.

Question
How do we cut veneer to avoid splitting?

Today we will relate this template free form video and question to our process notebook.

Definition
Template : our shaped piece of metal, wood, card stock, or other material used as a pattern for processes such as drawing, cutting out, shaping, or drilling.

Question
What is card stock? OR why are we using card stock to cut out a template?