Wood Project Requirements

A proper cut list for a project includes:

• dimensions for each part

• Name/description of the part

• quantities of each part

• a sketch of the parts

A project cut list for this class has to be hand copied into your journal

• True

• False

"Layout" in this class means:

• a visual way of calculating how much rough stock you will need

• a drawing of your project

• a list of steps in the project

• Mr. Socash punching ("laying out") anyone who uses the wrong brush cleaning solvent

The first step in doing a rough cut layout is:

• drawing a rectangle on your paper

• choosing and measuring a piece of stock from the supply

• adding up all cut list lengths

• whining and crying like a baby about having to do planning

Board foot amount means the:

• length of the squared board

• length of the rough stock

• volume of the rough stock

• none of these

The formula for calculating board foot amount is:

• (thickness X length X width)/144

• (thickness X length X width)/12

• e=mc squared

• simply the length of the wood

To calculate cost for plywood, use:

• the board foot formula

• complex calculus formulas

• the Pythagorean formula

• ratios (full sheet to your amount)

Technical drawings for projects should be:

• orthographic projections

• exploded views

• 3 dimensional

• isometric projections

Your technical drawings should be:

• to scale

• multi-view

• rough sketched

• done with a ruler

Technical drawings should show

• types of joints used

• any hidden parts

• all individual pieces

• actual size dimensions