Major Project Inital Planning

From the scanned copies of Australian Woodsmith magazine, find the following:

1. 3 or more articles on projects that you could be interested in constructing something similar or contain elements or features that you find interesting and would like to explore further

2. They must include a set of working drawings or diagrams and a detailed description of the construction process

3. Write a brief PINE analysis of the project, explaining what elements you find interesting or attractive.

4. Include an image of the project and use at least 2 arrows with text boxes to annotate various aspects of the project that you are interested in

5. Include the issue and page number of the project

From the scanned copies of Australian Woodsmith magazine, complete the following steps:

1. Find 3-5 relevant articles on 2 of the following broad techniques that relate to your major project ideas.

Techniques:

1. 1. Drawer construction

   2. Finishes

   3. Veneering

   4. Bending wood

   5. Tabletop construction

   6. Workshop tips/tricks and shortcuts

   7. Useful jigs

   8. Knockdown fittings

(Eg. you are thinking of building a display cabinet with a drawer, therefore you would look up 3-5 articles on two topics such as drawer construction and finishes):

2. Read the article

3. Write a brief summary of the article and how it could benefit your potential project.

4. Include the issue and page number of the article that you are referring to.

5. Include images with annotations.

From the websites below research find between 3 and 5 images and insert them into this document. For each photo, conduct an analysis, stating:

3. 1. What interests you about the image

   2. How might you incorporate it into your project (don’t get too caught up on being definite about this yet - just a general idea)

   3. What concerns do you have about it, what questions do you have, what additional research might you have to do?

1. Do not create a new document - complete this task by adding additional slides to the template provided on Google Classroom. All comments and feedback will be given in this document.

2. Use pictures to assist your analysis and research, use the snipping tool or save from an image search and then insert them.

3. Get used to using various tools in Google Slides to enhance your presentation such as:

   • Shape tools

   • Line tools

   • Format options such as shading, fill colours, borders, drop shadows etc

   • Use different but appropriate fonts and colours to make it look professional.

4. Turn guides on and use them so that text boxes and images are aligned and that your presentation looks neat and organised and fully completed to a professional standard.

Effort = Results !