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close this bookSawing - Course: Manual woodworking techniques. Instruction examples for practical vocational training (Institut für Berufliche Entwicklung, 23 p.)
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View the documentPreliminary Remarks
View the documentInstruction Example 2.1. Cutting to Length of a Board
View the documentInstruction Example 2.2. Cutting to Length of Strips (Frame Strips)
View the documentInstruction Example 2.3. Overlapping Joint
View the documentInstruction Example 2.4. Cutting of Plies
View the documentInstruction Example 2.5. Curves

Instruction Example 2.5. Curves

Practising of curve-shaped cuts on solid wood and on panel material made of wood


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Material

Planed boards

Length:

1000

mm

Width:

100

mm

Thickness:

20

mm

Tools, measuring and testing means

Folding rule, pencil, try square, stencil, fret saw

Auxiliary accessories

Carpenter’s bench

Necessary previous knowledge

Measuring, scribing, handling of stencils, sawing with the grain and sawing across the grain

Sequence of operations

Comments




1.

Prepare the working place.

Check for completeness.




2.

Place the material on the bench.





3.

Scribe the curves.

Measure the position of the curves and mark the cutting line with the help of the stencil, take into account the working allowance.




4.

Clamp the workpiece vertically.




5.

Check the fret saw.

Set the saw blade angle.




6.

Cut out the curves.

Hold the board at the free end with the left hand.




7.

Clamp the workpiece again.




8.

Cut out the rest of the curves.




9.

Check the result.


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