Timber 2013 Major Folio

Timber 2012/2013 Hsc major project folio look Ergonomics How efficient will it be in a work environment? I impart taken into consideration that I am a bit taller than other people, and after measuring all cabinets in my ho routine they ranged from 900 mm to 950 mm and for me personally I considered them to be to small. Which is the grounds I have chosen to imprint it to 1000mm. Design How did I serve up with the figure of speech and wherefore? Originally I started looking on the Internet and browsing through images but there were just so many options and I would not have known how to begin reservation them.During our theory lesson at school the teacher brought some magazines into the classroom, after development through and getting some ideas I finally found a cabinet that captured my attention both because of the amazing look and the complexity of it, my design I very similar to the one that was in the magazine. I chose to make a cabinet as I noticed that one occurrence c abinet at my house is very bland and is starting to dribble due to its old age. Timber Selection What timber did I use and why?For the legs of my major project I have employ Sydney unconsolable Gum as it is a hardwood timber that is more than capable of safekeeping my job upright and also as I have utilise it before and have seen how it finishes. Glues What Glue/s have I used and why? Poly Vinyl Acetate (PVA) is the most common glue that I will be using as it is fast drying, dries clear, creates a unafraid bond between both timber surfaces and is easy to work with. ironware What hardware has been used and why? Joints What joints have I used and why? Time Management PlanWeek Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday 1 Designing declare oneself SketchingTheory Designing Project Sketching Theory Designing Project Adding DimensionsTheory Selecting Timbers Bought Blue Gum timber for LegsTheory 2 Cut out legs 45mm X 45mmEach 1000mm long Marked and get it on first of all curve on fa ce up legs Roughly sanded curves with drum sander 3 Marked and cut out consequence curve on front legs Roughly sanded curves with drum sander Problem One of the curves was out significantly, tender leg had to be made. Cut out new leg and cut curve on one side 4 Cut second curve on leg and sanded on drum sander major Project Portfolio explained and examples shownTheory Cut all legs to precisely 1000mm 5 Began sanding legs with 80 lynchpin emery paper Sanding legs with 80 grit smoothen Sanding legs with 80 grit sandpaper Sanding legs with 80 grit sandpaper 6 Sanding legs with 80 grit sandpaper 7 8 9 10 Materials ListMaterial Length (mm) Width (mm) thickness (mm) Estimated Cost Cost Sydney Blue Gum (Legs & Top) 1200 300 45 $90 $137 Jarrah (Door Frames) 15 $45 Maple (Draw Fronts) 800 140 20 $20 MDF (Back) 900 480 3 avowal of intent Throughout this year and next I intend on designing and constructing a modern wooden cupboard. It will consist of both drawers up the top of the job and two doors with glass panels in them below. My goal is to make it perfectly with minimal complications or problems.I aim to strike this by following my original designs and if need be small alterations cleverness be made to ensure the job is up to a suited standard. For the legs and the top of my job I plan on using Sydney bluing gingiva as in previous years I have used it and personally I think it has a nice coloring material and finishes well. For the framing of the doors I plan on using some Jarrah as I think it will mix well with the Sydney blue gum and provide an amazing contrast of colors. For the draw fronts I plan on using a lighter material such as maple because it adds some other colour that I think will look good.I also plan on putting frosted glass panels to add some pleonastic complexity to it. I decided to make this particular design, as I think it is a practical piece of work that if made flop would serve me well thr oughout its life. Its main use will be for storing objects in the draws and bottles in the bottom compartment where the doors are. Throughout the process of making my project, I will be using motley types of timber and tools to make up most of my job. I will also be using glue, nails and various joints to join all aspects of my job together.Classification of Timbers Sydney Blue Gum Hardwood or business deal Sydney blue gum is a hard wood Botanical pass water eucalypt Saligna Origin Blue Gum is found along the NSW coastline from Batemans request to Southern Queensland Appearance The colour varies from soft pinks to dark pinks and dark reds cereal The texture of this timber is moderately coarse and even Grain The cereal grass is straight or slightly interlocked in some cases Common uses Joinery, Furniture, Domestic, chronicle Boards, and Commercial ConstructionJarrah Hardwood or Softwood Jarrah is a Hardwood Botanical Name Eucalyptus Marginata Origin Jarrah grows in t he Southwest corner of Western Australia Appearance heartwood varies from rich reds to deep browns the Sapwood is a pale yellow colour mite The texture is relatively even but coarse Grain The grain is generally straight but sometimes slightly interlocked producing a diddle back figure Common Uses Wharf and bridge construction, railway sleepers, framing, flooring, and cabinetmaking