 | Measuring and Scribing - Course: Manual Woodworking Techniques. Instruction Examples for Practical Vocational Training |
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Instruction Example 1.3.: Scribing with Templates
Practise the scribing of curved lines with templates for curves of all kinds.
Material
According to their application solid wood strips or plies (plywood).
Measures:
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solid wood | |
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thickness: |
20 |
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width: |
100 |
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length: |
1000 |
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ply | | |
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thickness: |
6 |
mm |
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width: |
100 |
mm |
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length: |
1000 |
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Tools
Folding rule, pair of compasses, try square
Auxiliary accessories
Work bench or carpenter’s bench, pasteboard, pencil, scissors, template (to be made if necessary)
Required previous knowledge
Knowledge of wood features (pay attention to the grain direction), reading of drawings
Explanations to the working drawing
1 equal to radius R 400
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Sequence of operations |
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Preparation of the working place. |
Check for the completeness. |
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Construct the template on pasteboard (or transfer it from the drawing). |
Determine if a working allowance has to be taken into account. |
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Cut out the template. |
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Put the template on the workpiece. |
Place it so that a large part of the workpiece surface has a continuous grain direction. |
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Mark the form of the template with a pencil. | |
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Check the markings. |
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Figure
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