Fundamentals of Millwork and Cabinet Making WVEIS Code 2451
This course will introduce students to the careers, skills and knowledge related to wood processing.
Standard 1: Career Opportunities (2451.S.1)
Students will identify, explore, and evaluate career opportunities related to the processing of wood.
Career Opportunities Objectives
Students will:
2451.1.1 Describe a variety of careers related to industrial and custom wood processing and the training necessary to be successful in those careers.
2451.1.2 Develop appropriate attitudes and behaviors required to succeed in careers in the field of wood processing.
2451.1.3 Identify sources of information about careers in wood processing.
Standard 2: Safety Rules and Equipment (2451.S.2)
Students will demonstrate safety rules and equipment for industrial machines.
Safety Rules and Equipment Objectives
2451.2.1 Recognize and follow general shop safety guidelines.
2451.2.2 Identify, select and demonstrate proper use and care of all basic personal safety equipment.
2451.2.3 Demonstrate the proper selection and use of fire extinguishers.
2451.2.4 Describe OSHA regulations necessary when using hazardous materials.
2451.2.5 Describe proper waste disposal of industrial finishes.
Standard 3: Mathematics in Millwork and Cabinet Making (2451.S.3)
Students will apply accurate measurement practices, solve math problems, and perform geometric computations as they relate to the processing of wood.
Mathematics in Millwork and Cabinet Making Objectives
Students will:
2451.3.1 Perform mathematical computations as they relate to processing wood (calculating board feet, square feet, moisture content, etc.).
2451.3.2 Interpret various charts, graphs and drawings used to display numerical data in the manufacturing process of wood.
Standard 4: Thinking Skills Development (2451.S.4)
Students will apply design, creativity and critical thinking skills to develop solutions to problems to meet specific criteria.
Thinking Skills Development Objectives
Students will:
2451.4.1 Plan and select the materials, energy, tools, and processes needed for solving problems in wood processing.
2451.4.2 Practice a variety of ways to generate ideas to solve problems.
2451.4.3 Create a design portfolio to document all design work.
Standard 5: Basic Blueprint Reading and Drawings (2451.S.5)
Students will properly interpret basic blueprints and working drawings.
Basic Blueprint Reading and Drawings Objectives
Students will:
2451.5.1 Interpret scale drawings.
2451.5.2 Identify and define common drawing symbols.
2451.5.3 Read and follow technical instructions in manuals, text and specifications.
Standard 6: Woodworking Equipment (2451.S.6)
Students will identify and properly use basic woodworking equipment.
Woodworking Equipment Objectives
Students will:
2451.6.1 Identify a variety of woodworking hand tools (layout tools, cutting tools, etc.).
2451.6.2 Identify a variety of woodworking power tools (saws, drills, sanders, etc.).
2451.6.3 Identify a variety of woodworking machines (table saw, band saw, drill press, wood lathe, etc.).
2451.6.4 Repair or replace broken tools and equipment.
2451.6.5 Sharpen all hand tools, machine blades, bits, etc.
Standard 7: Wood Characteristics (2451.S.7)
Students will identify and describe the common characteristics of a variety of woods.
Wood Characteristics Objectives
Students will:
2451.7.1 Identify the common growth pattern of all trees.
2451.7.2 Identify the difference between hardwood and softwood cell structure.
2451.7.3 Determine the moisture content and specific gravity of a particular wood.
2451.7.4 Describe the mechanical properties of wood.
2451.7.5 Identify wood species based on viewing a sample.
2451.7.6 Classify woods according to certain characteristics such as color, hardness, texture and grain pattern.
2451.7.7 Describe present and potential application for each wood species.
2451.7.8 Select woods that may be substituted for another more expensive wood.
Standard 8: Cabinetry Styles (2451.S.8)
Students will describe a variety of cabinetry styles.
Cabinetry Style Objectives
Students will:
2451.8.1 Explain the process of cabinetry styles from the 17th century to today.
2451.8.2 Describe the difference between traditional, provincial and contemporary design.
2451.8.3 Identify characteristics of each style of design (traditional, provincial and contemporary).
Standard 9: Operation of Machines (2451.S.9)
Students will perform various operations using jigs, fixtures and special machines.
Operation of Machines Objectives
Students will:
2451.9.1 Identify accessories that increase the convenience of a machine.
2451.9.2 Describe several applications of jigs and fixtures.
2451.9.3 Select proper equipment to cut large or bulky panel products.
Standard 10: Basic Wood Joinery (2451.S.10)
Students will properly produce a variety of basic wood joints.
Basic Wood Joinery Objectives
Students will:
2451.10.1 Select appropriate joints based on the product and material.
2451.10.2 Select hand tools, power equipment, and special jigs or accessories for joinery.
2451.10.3 Create and assemble nonpositioned, positioned, and reinforced joints.
Standard 11: Gluing and Clamping Techniques (2451.S.11)
Students will properly apply a variety of gluing and clamping techniques.
Gluing and Clamping Techniques Objectives
Students will:
2451.11.1 Identify types of clamping devices.
2451.11.2 Select clamps to assemble various joints.
2451.11.3 Describe how to protect work pieces from clamp damage.
2451.11.4 Explain the procedure for assembling the work piece with clamps.
Standard 12: Interior Trim and Molding (2451.S.12)
Students will identify interior trim and molding.
Interior Trim and Molding Objectives
Students will:
2451.12.1 Identify basic chair rail, doorstop, wall trim and window trim.
2451.12.2 Identify basic floor trim, inside corner, outside corner, ceiling trim (crown) molding, stool door trim, etc.
Standard 13: Furniture Drawer Construction (2451.S.13)
Students will construct and mount a drawer, using proper construction techniques.
Furniture Drawer Construction Objectives
Students will:
2451.13.1 Describe design and engineering factors that influence drawer construction.
2451.13.2 Design and process drawer components.
2451.13.3 Assemble drawers using various joints.
2451.13.4 Mount drawers with conventional and commercial glides, slides, and tracks.
2451.13.5 Install drawer pulls and knobs.
Standard 14: Finishing Materials (2451.S.14)
Students will apply finishing materials.
Finishing Materials Objectives
Students will:
2451.14.1 Select tools and equipment to apply finishing materials.
2451.14.2 Apply finish by brushing, spraying, wiping, dipping, or rolling.
2451.14.3 Clean and maintain tools and equipment.
2451.14.4 Apply all safety procedures.
Standard 15: Computer Applications in the Processing of Woods (2451.S.15)
Students will apply appropriate computer skills in the processing of woods.
Computer Applications in the Processing of Woods Objectives
Students will:
2451.15.1 Identify computer numerical equipment used in wood processing operations.
2451.15.2 Apply computer aided drafting and design in the design stage of projects.
2451.15.3 Apply computer skills for estimating project bills of materials.