Research Evaluation and Selection of
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RESEARCH EVALUATION AND SELECTION OF:
Design Modifications –
The specific design of this particular prayer table is comprised with 3 sections; top face, turned centre and legs. Its constructed by 6 components of wood; 1 for the top face, 1 for the securing plate which is placed directly centre underneath the table top, 1 turned centre which acts as a beam support and 3 single pieces of wood which are legs connected evenly around the bottom of the centre support by screws. Decorative aspects of the table top is that it has a routed finish around the top face of the table, the centre support is lathed for a sculpture look and it finished with a decorative finish.
Materials –
There are a variety of materials both woods and tools required throughout this project to have a successful completion. There are 3 different woods needed for each section of the table. The woods and sized required are: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
* Table top: Wood - Hoop Pine – 90 x 19 x 4/360 (WxTxL)
* Securing Plate: Wood – Ply Wood – 120x120
* Turned centre: Wood - Meranti – 65x65x450
* Legs: Wood – Meranti – 260x70
There are several materials needed in the process of this Prayer table. Screws are needed to connect pieces together and ensure a firm hold together. Two screws in each leg to be screwed into the turned centre and 4 screws to connect the securing plate to the table top.
Also PVA glue is needed to assist joints and give them a firmer hold.
Tools and Equipment –
* Try square – used to ensure that cutting lines on the wood were accurate at 90 degrees. This makes the project look professional and precise.
* Steel Rule –To ensure markings marked on the project were accurate to required measurements.
* Tenon saw – used to cut the wood into measurements from the plan which was given.
* Marking Gauge – used to creating a mark on the turned centre so when planning I didn’t plane past the mark
* Jack Plane – Once the marks were set...
Design Modifications –
The specific design of this particular prayer table is comprised with 3 sections; top face, turned centre and legs. Its constructed by 6 components of wood; 1 for the top face, 1 for the securing plate which is placed directly centre underneath the table top, 1 turned centre which acts as a beam support and 3 single pieces of wood which are legs connected evenly around the bottom of the centre support by screws. Decorative aspects of the table top is that it has a routed finish around the top face of the table, the centre support is lathed for a sculpture look and it finished with a decorative finish.
Materials –
There are a variety of materials both woods and tools required throughout this project to have a successful completion. There are 3 different woods needed for each section of the table. The woods and sized required are: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
* Table top: Wood - Hoop Pine – 90 x 19 x 4/360 (WxTxL)
* Securing Plate: Wood – Ply Wood – 120x120
* Turned centre: Wood - Meranti – 65x65x450
* Legs: Wood – Meranti – 260x70
There are several materials needed in the process of this Prayer table. Screws are needed to connect pieces together and ensure a firm hold together. Two screws in each leg to be screwed into the turned centre and 4 screws to connect the securing plate to the table top.
Also PVA glue is needed to assist joints and give them a firmer hold.
Tools and Equipment –
* Try square – used to ensure that cutting lines on the wood were accurate at 90 degrees. This makes the project look professional and precise.
* Steel Rule –To ensure markings marked on the project were accurate to required measurements.
* Tenon saw – used to cut the wood into measurements from the plan which was given.
* Marking Gauge – used to creating a mark on the turned centre so when planning I didn’t plane past the mark
* Jack Plane – Once the marks were set...