Unit Award Scheme
118852 DEVELOPING JOINERY SKILLS (UNIT 8): A TABLE WITH A DRAWER
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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demonstrated the ability to | ||
1 | accurately measure, mark out and cut all timber from the project cutting list using the correct tools | Summary sheet |
2 | mark and cut haunched stub mortise and tenon joints between pairs of legs, making sure tenons are positioned at the top of the leg | Summary sheet |
3 | mark and cut twin stub mortise and tenon joints to attach the pairs of legs together, making sure tenons are positioned at the top of the leg | Summary sheet |
4 | use a pillar drill and jigsaw to cut out a 220x47mm rectangular hole from the middle of one tenon and square off with a chisel and rasp | Summary sheet |
5 | secure the leg frame together using glue and sash cramps | Summary sheet |
6 | mark and cut rebate joints at both ends of a 220x47x20mm timber length and two 240x47x20mm timber lengths | Summary sheet |
7 | mark and cut mortise joints 15mm away from both ends of a 250x60x20mm timber length capable of accepting the rebate joints previously cut | Summary sheet |
8 | use a router to cut a 6mm rebate along all pieces of 20mm timber to accept a plywood base | Summary sheet |
9 | secure all the drawer sides and a base using glue and sash clamps | Summary sheet |
10 | create a table top 400mm square using appropriate timber, cutting a decorative profile along the outside edge with a router | Summary sheet |
11 | use plastic brackets or blocks to screw the table top to the leg frame | Summary sheet |
12 | install the drawer runners and mount the drawer in the table leg frame | Summary sheet |
13 | sand and varnish the table to a high quality finish and fit a drawer handle | Photograph(s) |
shown knowledge of | ||
14 | the correct processes and techniques when manufacturing all types of joint. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 20 April 2023Level - Level One