Safety glasses are required. 

keep hands away from blade

tie up hair 

tuck your tie

remove loose clothing

clean up after machine

slowly move wood from the blade

To practice using the bandsaw and practice our curves and get better

Never run materials containing nails, 

screws or other metallic objects. 

Don't remove debris unless planer has come to a complete stop and is locked out

Don't look into the planer while it is running 

Never stand in front of or behind stock going through planer. 

Do's: Unplug the saw when you're changing the blade or not using it, Wear safety glasses and hearing protection when you're operating the saw, Let the blade come to a complete stop at the end of each cut before lifting it 

Dont's: Don't reach under the blade while it's spinning, don't wear loose leave clothing,  don't have hair hanging all out

I cut out my letter and this is what is what its made without the letters and I spray painted it

I lost my piece but, I trim my pieces using the miter saw and the glue is already on there. The teacher gave me a piece that was orignally for a class last semester which they didn't use but the teacher ended up lending me one. "Repurposing Wood"

After cutting off the perimeter and the drawers we had 4 pieces of wood and we glued all of them together with out the inside piece and the lid making a handheld drawer shape for small items like pencils. The shape of the bandsaw after the glue up resembles the image to the left.

We had a vanishing point then we drew lines from the corners to the vanishing point. Then when we done with that then we erase some of the lines so we can make it 3d

Since I don't have the image because I didn't do it pretty much we did was, we glued the wood that was cut from the long wood nd then we saw the pieces were uneven so we used the miter saw. 

What we do was cut out our letters with the stencil then we peeled the letters out. Material: was vinyl, machine: was a circut cricket machine

The box in the image is a showing of the wood after the bandsaw cut before we just had a sand down version of it. Before we even made the cut I measured 3/8ths of a inch on 3 slides of the box. Then made cuts using the bandsaw making 4 different pieces.

To do this knob i got a bunch of circles then I stacked it upon each other then, I got a oval and placed it on top, lastly I cut a square on top of the oval. I used tinkerkad to create this.

Do's 

Select  the correct file that belongs to you to print 

Name the files of the designs to something remember

Save the design of the Sd card

Dont's

When figure is printing don't touch the bed/platform... its hot

When the figure is being printed do not touch the nozzle.. its hot

Turn off after done operation

This is when we finished the staining process. We used stain and we put it on our boxes and we let it dry.

Do's   

Put on a apron

Have on gloves 

Make sure you open the lid carefully, so the paint won't splatter

You a hammer to close it, and a flathead screwdriver to open it

Don't

don't put your hand in it 

No loose leave clothing

Make sure to clean up after use

This is when we 3d printed our knobs then glued on to our boxes

This is were we spray painted our names on our boxes.

This is the faster blinking light. I got to it blink fast like  by changing the time on the code, so instead of 1 it would 5 and it goes faster. 

This is the slower blinking light. I got it blink slower by changing the time on the code, so instead of 1 it would 0.5 and it goes slower. 

These are my geometrical shapes from easy, easy, moderate and advanced.  After i created my shapes I create my vanishing point then created the 3D part, then I put the shadows on their as well.

This is my advanced drawing but bigger and more precise, and it looks better, it still has the vanishing point and the shadows.

This my geometric 3d shape on graph paper. It consists of my other parts that are 2d that create the shape. These are for the prototype.

These are my measurements of my shape is has the height and width

These are my measurements of my shape is has the height and width

This my carboard shape assembled after cutting it from carboard and taping it all together.

Pattern 1 step 1 is the white on going on and the otheother ones don'don't come on. Pattern 1 step 2 is the bottom light blinking and the two top ones stay off. Step 3 the top and bottom ones come one. Pattern 2 step 1 tthe top 2 comes on. Pattern 2 step 2 the bottom light comes on and the other oones stay off. Patterns 2 step 3 all them come on

Pattern 3 step 1 is the top onone coming on. Pattern 3 step 2 is the top one and the bottom. Pattern 3 step 3 is the white one and the bottom one.

description: a hand tool used to produce flat surfaces by shaving the surface of the wood; 

Do's: remove tie, rings watch, or other loose clothing, also Place one piece at a time or but them end to end. 

Don't:     Don't remove debris unless planer has come to a complete   stop and is locked out

Don't look into the planer while it is running 

Never stand in front of or behind stock going through planer. 

this images shows my wooden coaster, it it a square with measurements all around of 3 3/4. 

(2) Walnut measurements: 11/16

Pine: 1/2

 versatile saws used for cutting across  and with the wood grain. They are most commonly used to help you make accurate and precise cuts on wood.  

do's: Use Push Sticks and Push Blocks, Be Sure to Install the Blade Guard, Stand to the Side When Making Rip Cuts, Wait Until the Blade Stops Spinning 

don't: Never stand behind the wood you are feeding dirently into the machine Never cut small pieces while blade is moving. Never adjust saw or setup while saw is running. Don't over reach. 

 Orbital sanders are hand-held tools that work by rotating themselves to create a smooth surface. You can also use them to remove rust or paint. 

Do's :  wear eye protection, Avoid loose clothing, hair or jewelry that can be pulled into the saw, Stand to the side when cutting to avoid potential kickbacks

Don't : use one hand, don't touch the blade, swing the blade when putting it back

The drill press is a stationary or benchtop power tool designed to bore precise holes in wood or metal. 

Do's keep long hair tied back, Always hold work in a vise or clamp to the drill table, Use a correctly ground drill bit for the material being drilled

Don't: wear loose clothing or gloves, Remove chips with a brush, Do not set speeds, adjust, or measure work until machine is completely stopped.