Subject: Machine Woods
Grade: 10, 11, 12 (Class Size Limited to 12 or as space dictates)
Length of Course: First and Second Semester
Prerequisite: General Woods
CURRICULUM BENCHMARKS:
· Comply with safety rules.
· Be productive in a clean and safe working environment.
· Follow cleanup procedures and report tool and mechanical breakdowns.
· Maintain and utilize basic hand and power tools.
· Recognize when tools need adjustment and repair.
· Set up and use different woodworking machines.
· Be able to plan, design, and construct a woods project.
· Practice problem-solving skills.
· Compute cost of material for a project.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The course introduces operation of power machines to the student. A student will learn safety rules, proper operation, and minor repairs on these machines. The students, throughout the year, will have time to design and build a woodworking project that should include a door or drawer to provide some complex construction methods. A student must have taken general woods and enter this class at the beginning of the school year.
WHAT THE STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO DO:
1) Complete assigned work in textbook.
2) Plan, design, and build a cabinet wood project.
3) Successfully pass a safety test on operation of all power machines.
4) Wear safety glasses and follow safety rules.
5) Maintain a clean and orderly work area.
EVALUATION:
Students will be evaluated on project selection, design and workmanship.