Course Objective


Course Objective;
Students will process materials using hand tools while following these elements of knowledge, skills, strategies, attitudes and perceptions related to the competency

Students will learn, for the competency as a whole:

• Basic technical terminology
• Basic hand tools used in this competency: planes, saws, mallets, hammers, wood chisels, squares,
files, rasps, pliers, screwdrivers, measuring instruments, etc.
• Occupational health and safety: individual protective equipment, equipment safety, ergonomic work posture, etc.
• Method for using materials economically
• Importance of following the manufacturing process for the object

Specific
attitude required for this competency:

patience, in order to persevere in spite of difficulties encountered

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

Grinding

Grinding is done at lower grits to prepare or repair a plane iron or chisel before honing

Most often a grinding wheel is used because the process is faster 


The chisel or plane iron is placed upside down on a tool rest that is set to grind 25 degrees, the wheel produces a Hollow Grind


When grinding a 25degree bevel of a chisel or plane iron,
Be sure to grind the entire surface of the bevel.
it is apparent when the entire bevel is ground when only one reflection of light bounces back from the newly ground surface

 Only once this is archived may you proceed to the honing process
 In most cases if you are a true craftsman and take care of your chisels and hand planes, 
grinding need be only done once.

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