BCT 147 - Woodworking II

1. Describe proper safety practices for the woodshop.

2. Discuss design and planning procedures for building furniture.

3. Use measuring and cutting techniques.

4. Demonstrate planing, chiseling, and sanding.

5. Demonstrate butt, biscuit, and dowel joints.

6. Construct rabbet joints, dado, mortise and tenon, and dovetail joints.

7. Demonstrate how to use veneers.

8. Demonstrate how to use the right fastener for the job at hand.

9. Apply stains and wood finishes.

1. Safety Practices
   1. Common woodshop hazards
   2. Personal protective equipment
   3. Setting up a safe workshop
2. Designing and Planning
   1. Design concepts in cabinetry
   2. Drawings
   3. Designing, planning, and building a project
3. Measuring and Cutting
   1. Measuring and marking tools
   2. Marking stock for cutting
4. Planning, Chiseling, and Sanding
   1. Hand and power planning
   2. Proper chiseling technique
   3. Tools and procedures for effective sanding
5. Butt, Biscuit, and Dowel Joints
   1. Butt joints
   2. Biscuit joints and jointers
   3. Types of dowels for joinery
6. Rabbet Joints
   1. Laying out a rabbet joint
   2. Methods of cutting the rabbet
   3. Assembling the joint
7. Dado Joints
   1. Laying out a dado joint
   2. Methods of cutting the dado
   3. Assembling the joint
8. Lap Joints
   1. Cross-lap joint
   2. Half-lap joint
   3. Full-lap joint
9. Miter Joints
   1. Importance of accuracy
   2. Making a picture frame
10. Mortise-and–Tenon Joint
    1. Designing the joint
    2. Forming the parts
    3. Assembling the joint
11. Veneers
    1. Identification
    2. Uses
    3. Cutting procedures
12. Fasteners
    1. Screws for woodworking
    2. Predrilling holes
    3. Countersinking for flathead screws
    4. Plugging screw holes
13. Dovetail Joints and Casework
    1. Dovetail joints
    2. Casework
    3. Building furniture
14. Stains and Clear Finishes
    1. Surface preparation
    2. Choosing and applying a stain
    3. Choosing and applying a clear finish