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| | Materials | Wood | 1x6 lumber This will facilitate your cuts for this initial introduction | | | Materials | Wood | 1x6 lumber This will facilitate your cuts for this initial introduction | |
| | Materials | WoodGlue | An adhesive material to hold together pieces of wood | | | Materials | WoodGlue | An adhesive material to hold together pieces of wood | |
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| |{{:screenshot_2024-09-11_at_2.59.20 pm.png?400|}} The first step is to mark a 2-inch line on the wood. | {{::screenshot_2024-09-11_at_3.02.09 pm.png?400|}} The next is to do the same making a mark 3 inches for length. | | | {{:screenshot_2024-09-11_at_2.59.20 pm.png}} The first step is to mark a 2-inch line on the wood.| {{::screenshot_2024-09-11_at_3.02.09 pm.png}} The next is to do the same making a mark 3 inches for the length.| {{::screenshot_2024-09-11_at_3.35.48 pm.png?400|}} Your final face for your box should look something like this.| {{:arturo4t_2024-09-11_at_3.03.53 pm.png}} The next step is to ensure that the area around the chop saw is clean and that the saw is connected to power.| {{:arturo3t_2024-09-11_at_3.04.06 pm.png}} Place your hand not on the trigger but just the handle then proceed to bring the inactive blade down to check if it is aligned with your lines.| {{:arturo2t_2024-09-11_at_3.04.14 pm.png}} Once you're sure of your cut let the saw rest back at the top, pull the trigger, and proceed to allow the saw to meet max speed then slowly bring it down until it cuts all the way through. Important keep your hand on the trigger and let it slowly rise to the top before releasing the trigger.| {{ :arturo1_2024-09-11_at_3.04.30 pm.png}} Repeat this step until you have a total of 5 rectangular faces each being 2 inches and 3-inch diameters.| {{:arturo5_2024-09-11_at_3.04.47 pm.png}} now carefully dabb drops of wood glue onto each side then proceed to either hold them together or place them in a stable position so they may dry.| {{:arturo7t_2024-09-11_at_3.04.57 pm.png?}} after the box is left in a stable position for about 20 - 30 minutes if you have not already you can begin to place the front and back faces. Then allow them to dry.| {{:arturo8t_2024-09-11_at_3.06.29 pm.png}} At the end of this activity you should have a fully functioning miniature box.| {{:actualfirstslide.jpeg}} it's important to note that you should put up any safety equipment, tools, or any salvageable material for future use. In addition, be considerate in how much material you use and being wise with how you use it. |
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