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Tenon Saw and Workbench Tools Overview

The document outlines the curriculum for Basic Technology for JS 1 students during the 2022/2023 Term 2, detailing weekly topics covered including workbench fittings, appliances, and various tools used in woodworking. It describes the functions and types of workbench fittings such as vices, clamps, and bench stops, as well as different saws and planes used in woodworking. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for students to understand essential tools and techniques in basic technology.

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Tenon Saw and Workbench Tools Overview

The document outlines the curriculum for Basic Technology for JS 1 students during the 2022/2023 Term 2, detailing weekly topics covered including workbench fittings, appliances, and various tools used in woodworking. It describes the functions and types of workbench fittings such as vices, clamps, and bench stops, as well as different saws and planes used in woodworking. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for students to understand essential tools and techniques in basic technology.

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2022/2023 TERM 2 RESL STUDENT NOTES

TEACHER’S NAME ADENIRAN A.A.


SUBJECT BASIC TECHNOLOGY
CLASS JS 1
LIST OF TOPICS COVERED WEEK TOPIC
1 Revision of first term work.
Scheme of lesson.
Examination correction.
2 Types of Building, Building
materials:
a. Building materials.
Tools used for mixing concrete.
3 Drawing Instruments and
materials:
a. Drawing materials and uses.
b. Drawing instruments and
uses.
4
Drawing Instruments and
materials:
a. Drawing materials.
[Link] and care of equipment
for drawing.
5 Board Practice:
a. Lettering
b. Border Lines and Title
block.
Steps to draughtsmanship
6 HALF-TERM ASSESSMENT
7 HALF-TERM BREAK
8 Workbench Appliances.
9 Workbench fittings.
10 Freehand sketching: Sketching
of simple objects
11 Freehand Sketching: Sketching
of simple workshop tool
12 FULL TERM ASSESSMENT
13 Freehand sketching

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WEEK 8 - 9 NOTES

WORKBENCH FITTINGS
AND APPLIANCES
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WORKBENCH

A workbench is a table used by woodworkers to hold workpieces while they are work
upon by other tools. A workbench is a platform where a woodworker performs his various
operations.

WORKBENCH FITTINGS

Workbench fittings are appliances attached to the workbench for holding and supporting
light work on the workbench. They include:

1. Well – It is an open space on the workbench for keeping tools temporarily during
woodwork operations.
2. Bench stop – A small piece of wood mounted on the surface at one end of the
workbench. The workbench prevents the work from moving about while working.
3. Bench hook – Bench hook is used to provide a stop against a piece of wood being
worked upon while cutting, planing or chiseling the piece of wood.
4. Vice – This is a device for holding an object that one is working on firmly.
5. G clamp - A G-clamp is a type of clamp device typically used to hold a wood or metal
workpiece, and often used in, but are not limited to, carpentry and welding.
6. F clamp - An F-clamp is a simple mechanical device used in woodworking or
metalworking to hold work pieces together before they are permanently attached
with glue, adhesive, nails or screws.
7. Sash clamps – These are used to glue up wide panels and large assemblies, not just
for doors and the like but for many more assembly tasks.

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Workbench Workbench well


Bench stop and bench hook

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Vice Vice G clamp


F clamp

Sash clamp

WORKBENCH APPLIANCES

These are devices used for sawing and planing purposes in the workshop.

1. The saws are:


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a. Rip saw – It is a larger saw which is used to cut through or along the grain of
wood.
b. Cross cut saw – This is smaller to rip saw and it is used to cut across the grain of
wood.
c. Panel saw – It is a multipurpose saw used to cut along and across the grains of
wood. It can do the work of both rip saw and cross cut saw.
d. Tenon saw – It is used to cut tenon joints and other simple jobs. It is a back saw.
e. Dovetail saw – It is used to cut dovetail joints and other simple joints. It is an
example of back saws.
f. Coping saw – It can be used to cut curves in thin sheets of wood and plywood. It
is an example of curve cutting saw.
g. Bow saw – This is a curve saw used to make a deep cut and circular curves on
sheets of wood.
h. Fret saw – It is also a curve cutting saw used for cutting curves and complex
shapes in veneers and plywood.
i. Keyhole saw – It is used to make holes of various sizes and shapes on wood.

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Rip saw Cross cut saw


Panel saw

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Tenon saw Dovetail saw


Bow saw

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Coping saw Fret saw Keyhole
saw

2. The planes are:


a. Jack plane – It is used for roughing out sawn timbers. It can be made of wood or
metal.
b. Trying saw – It is used to make flat and levelled surfaces on marked portions of
the wood.
c. Smoothing plane - It is used after jack plane for smoothing and final
preparation of wood surfaces.
d. Fore plane – It is used for planing rough wood. It is made of metal.
e. Spoke shave – This can be used to remove unfinished wood shaving and for
making curve edges.

Smoothing plane and Jack plane Fore plane


Spoke shave

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