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Manufacturing
You are now going to make the container. Follow the instructions carefully and when you have completed one specific step, mark your progress in the frame.
aSSIGNMENT 1:
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b) Use a fretsaw, a carpenter’s square and a sawhorse, and cut the four required lengths.
c) Using a pair of scissors, cut a strip of cardboard as wide as a ruler (3 cm) from the A4 piece of cardboard.
d) Draw squares of 3 cm wide on the cardboard and cut them off.
e) Cut through the middle of each square to make triangles.
f) Place two wooden strips against each other to make a 90˚ angle on a sheet of paper on which a 90˚ angle has already been drawn.
g) Paste a cardboard triangle across the 90˚ angle that is formed by the two wooden strips. Use paper glue to stick it.
h) Complete the other three angles as you did in numbers f and g .
I) Turn the frame over and paste four triangles onto the opposite side. Use paper glue.
j) Copy the frame on cardboard. Place it against the edge. Mark one angle on the frame and cardboard with a star so that the container keeps its shape (stars next to one another).
k) Cut out the bottom of your container from cardboard and paste the frame to it.
l) Draw the other side of the frame on cardboard. This is the lid.
m) Cut it out.
n) Decorate the top of the lid by transferring a design from your page by using a pencil and carbon paper. Complete it with the felt-tipped pens.
o) Cut a strip of cardboard of 2 cm wide so that it is just as long as the longest side of the container.
p) Notch it exactly in the middle, using a pair of scissors and a ruler. Do this on a suitable surface. Fold it to work as a hinge.
q) Glue the hinge to the framework and lid so that it opens with the lid. Approximately 1 cm must extend at the back. The less attractive side of the hinge must be pasted onto the frame and lid so that the clean side is visible when the lid is opened.
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