In Wood Class at Technology we got given a task
to post on our blog the process of our chosen wood piece we
are wanting to make
The Process
Step 1: I used a ruler,Pencil and A Piece of Wood to make a full size working drawing of my Piano because I know on how the measurements are going to be on my wood work.
Step 2: I used a Pencil and Ruler to copy the measurements from my drawing onto the Piece of wood.
Step 3: I marked a square line (at 90°) across and using a Tri-Square
Step 4: I cut off the first Piece of wood using a Backed saw
Step 5: I then marked out the Joint using The piece of wood I Cut off , Pencil , Tri-Square and A Marking Gauge
Step 6: I Then used a Backed saw to slowly saw the marked lines on the joint.
Step 7: I used a Chisel, Mallet and a Vice to take out the wood of the of the sawed joint
Step 8: I Soften the uneven and rough joints using Sandpaper and A Machine
Step 9: I Glue the separate and soften parts together and wait 30 minutes
Step 10: After it has Dried I then I Glue Back of the Piano on, wait for it to dry.
Step 11: I Then Draw the keyboard outlines on to the piano with a ruler,tri-square and square
Step 12: Once I have drew on my keyboard outlines with a pencil and ruler I then build the lid for my piano
Step 13: After it has been built I glue the pieces the (lid and the piece of wood for the bottom of the wood) together.
Step 14: After twenty-minutes for the top to dry The I glue on the nob of the lid on
Step 15: I Then make out an area at the bottom of my piano for the feet of my piano
Step 16: Once applying the feet of the piano I make a stand for the mid part of my piano for the mini music book can stand on
Step 17: I then wait for the wood pieces that have been glued on to dry
Step 18: After the pieces have dried I then outline the penciled keyboard and go over with a fine tip black permanent marker
Step 19: For Decoration I make a mini music book for the stand to make it more like a piano
Step 20: I make it look nice and presentable
Step 21: It's Done!
