lasssst day (12/12/08)
today we came to tafe did a large assesment on the health and saftey booklet then we did a large amount of computer work then it was nok off goodbyeee.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
cladding saftey
Safe Work Method Statement
Student name
Ricky aurisch
Supervisor/Lecturer: mr white______________________
Date:________11/12/08_______ Accepted Yes / No
Workshop/college grounds
workshop
Job/work to be carried out
Cladding
Work Activity
Break the job down into steps
Potential Hazards
Safety Controls
1 line the out side of the building with brown paper to represent sisaltion
2 put alcor on the external and internal corners
3 place your pre cut pieces of timber on the external and internal corners and screw
4mark the pieces of timber for cladding allowing 25mm over hang.
Then place your boards on making sure that they are dead level
Paper cut
Could cut your hand with the Stanley when cutting alcor
Don’t screw your hand with the screws
Could stab your self with a pencil
Don’t drop the level on your toe
Be gentle when handling the paper
Keep hand well away when cutting
Keep hand away from screws
Be careful when using a sharp pencil
Hold level firmly
Student name
Ricky aurisch
Supervisor/Lecturer: mr white______________________
Date:________11/12/08_______ Accepted Yes / No
Workshop/college grounds
workshop
Job/work to be carried out
Cladding
Work Activity
Break the job down into steps
Potential Hazards
Safety Controls
1 line the out side of the building with brown paper to represent sisaltion
2 put alcor on the external and internal corners
3 place your pre cut pieces of timber on the external and internal corners and screw
4mark the pieces of timber for cladding allowing 25mm over hang.
Then place your boards on making sure that they are dead level
Paper cut
Could cut your hand with the Stanley when cutting alcor
Don’t screw your hand with the screws
Could stab your self with a pencil
Don’t drop the level on your toe
Be gentle when handling the paper
Keep hand well away when cutting
Keep hand away from screws
Be careful when using a sharp pencil
Hold level firmly
day 8 (10/12/08)
today we started in the workshop were we had a big cleanup around were we had hung our doors the went to the class room to do some revision on the cladding exercise book becaise we had a test that afternoon after lunch we got crakin on our tests nd finshed before arvo smoko after that we had some more study time for the big calcs test that we wil hav tomoro morning.
today we started in the workshop were we had a big cleanup around were we had hung our doors the went to the class room to do some revision on the cladding exercise book becaise we had a test that afternoon after lunch we got crakin on our tests nd finshed before arvo smoko after that we had some more study time for the big calcs test that we wil hav tomoro morning.
day 7 (9/12/08)
to spent most of my time in the classroom studying for the calculations test wich i posted on my blog then did some saftey sheets wich are also on my blog. then we did the calcs test then we went to the workshop were the people were hanging door but i had already finished my door last week so i went to the libary to do some more computer work.
to spent most of my time in the classroom studying for the calculations test wich i posted on my blog then did some saftey sheets wich are also on my blog. then we did the calcs test then we went to the workshop were the people were hanging door but i had already finished my door last week so i went to the libary to do some more computer work.
Monday, December 8, 2008
cladding list
Project Construction Plan Assignment
Complete this assignment to form part of your portfolio.
In your own words describe the steps involved and tools / equipment required for the project
Name
Ricky aurisch
Date
9/12/08
Project
name
cladding
Construction steps
How it happens
Tools and Equipment required
1
Lace the out side of the house with brown paper then tape it all into place
Brown paper, tape
2
Place the 2 pre cut pieces of pine both the inertial and external pieces to be screwed
Drill, screws
3
Mark up your pieces of pine leaving a 25 mm over hang for each piece
Tape, square, pencil
4
Start placing your cladding up making sure all pieces are dead level then your finishes
Screws, drills, level
Complete this assignment to form part of your portfolio.
In your own words describe the steps involved and tools / equipment required for the project
Name
Ricky aurisch
Date
9/12/08
Project
name
cladding
Construction steps
How it happens
Tools and Equipment required
1
Lace the out side of the house with brown paper then tape it all into place
Brown paper, tape
2
Place the 2 pre cut pieces of pine both the inertial and external pieces to be screwed
Drill, screws
3
Mark up your pieces of pine leaving a 25 mm over hang for each piece
Tape, square, pencil
4
Start placing your cladding up making sure all pieces are dead level then your finishes
Screws, drills, level
window instaltion saftey
Safe Work Method Statement
Student name
Ricky aurisch
Supervisor/Lecturer:mr white__________________
Date:_____9/12/09__________ Accepted Yes / No
Workshop/college grounds
workshop
Job/work to be carried out
Window installation
Work Activity
Break the job down into steps
Potential Hazards
Safety Controls
1 Find a frame and set it up in the vice
2 fixed 4 pieces of weather board to the edges of the frame to determine how to protrude
3 remove weather board and line the outsides with weather proof alcor
4 nail all weather boards around the window.
5 spin the frame around nail some mdf around the interior to act as gyprock
6 insert your sill with routed edges so arcatrave can sit on
7cut some legths of pine for the arcatrave to nail to and insert
8 cut for 3 lengths of arcatrave to fit the window nicely then finished
A nail could prick you in the finger
Could cut your finger on the mitre saw
Could hit your hand with the hammer when nailing the alcor to the frame
Nail your hand to the frame
Smash finger with hammer
Get finger caught in the router
Get hand caught in mitre saw
A dodgy bit of arc with a nail hanging out when u cut it could fly off and hit some one
You check the frame thouraly
Hold the wood firmly and keep fingers away from the blade
Gently tap the nail in place the take hand away and hit it hard
Make sure your hand is out of the nail guns way
Take time and make sure your hands not in the way
Keep your hand away from the spinning blade
Keep hand away from the blade
Check all pieces before cutting
Student name
Ricky aurisch
Supervisor/Lecturer:mr white__________________
Date:_____9/12/09__________ Accepted Yes / No
Workshop/college grounds
workshop
Job/work to be carried out
Window installation
Work Activity
Break the job down into steps
Potential Hazards
Safety Controls
1 Find a frame and set it up in the vice
2 fixed 4 pieces of weather board to the edges of the frame to determine how to protrude
3 remove weather board and line the outsides with weather proof alcor
4 nail all weather boards around the window.
5 spin the frame around nail some mdf around the interior to act as gyprock
6 insert your sill with routed edges so arcatrave can sit on
7cut some legths of pine for the arcatrave to nail to and insert
8 cut for 3 lengths of arcatrave to fit the window nicely then finished
A nail could prick you in the finger
Could cut your finger on the mitre saw
Could hit your hand with the hammer when nailing the alcor to the frame
Nail your hand to the frame
Smash finger with hammer
Get finger caught in the router
Get hand caught in mitre saw
A dodgy bit of arc with a nail hanging out when u cut it could fly off and hit some one
You check the frame thouraly
Hold the wood firmly and keep fingers away from the blade
Gently tap the nail in place the take hand away and hit it hard
Make sure your hand is out of the nail guns way
Take time and make sure your hands not in the way
Keep your hand away from the spinning blade
Keep hand away from the blade
Check all pieces before cutting
calculation assesment
perimeter-5.2m+5.2m+8.55+8.55=27.5
gross area of walls-5.2x2.4=12.48x2=24.96
-8.55x2.4=20.52x2=41.04 24.96+41.04=66
area of openings- window 1-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 2-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 3-1.2x1.1=1.32
-window 4-1.5x1.7=2.55
-door-2.1x0.9=1.89
=9.92
net area of wall-66m-9.92=56.08m2
coverage of the boards-56.08diveded by.160=350.5
meters required-350.5m
allow 7 % waste-350.5x1.07=375.035m
finding the cost- 7.25x375.035=$2719.00380
question 2-
perimeter-10.11+10.11+7.03+7.03=34.28m
6.76+676+1.88+1.88=17.28
34.28-17.28=17m2
gross area-7.03x2.4=16.872x2=33.744
10.11x2.4=24.264x2=48.528
33.744+48.528=87.272
area of openings-window1-1.35x1.5=2.025
window5-1.35x1.5=2.025
window2-1.2x1.8=2.16
window3-1.8x1.8=3.24
window4-1.8x1.2=2.16
window6-1.2x1.8=2.16
door-2.1x0.9=1.89
7%=66.612x1.75=71.612 total-15.66
net area 87.272-15.66=71.612
71.612x6.45=$461.90
how may sheets 2.7@1.2=3.24
71.612/3.24=23 sheets this based on a 2.4 sheets
gross area of walls-5.2x2.4=12.48x2=24.96
-8.55x2.4=20.52x2=41.04 24.96+41.04=66
area of openings- window 1-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 2-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 3-1.2x1.1=1.32
-window 4-1.5x1.7=2.55
-door-2.1x0.9=1.89
=9.92
net area of wall-66m-9.92=56.08m2
coverage of the boards-56.08diveded by.160=350.5
meters required-350.5m
allow 7 % waste-350.5x1.07=375.035m
finding the cost- 7.25x375.035=$2719.00380
question 2-
perimeter-10.11+10.11+7.03+7.03=34.28m
6.76+676+1.88+1.88=17.28
34.28-17.28=17m2
gross area-7.03x2.4=16.872x2=33.744
10.11x2.4=24.264x2=48.528
33.744+48.528=87.272
area of openings-window1-1.35x1.5=2.025
window5-1.35x1.5=2.025
window2-1.2x1.8=2.16
window3-1.8x1.8=3.24
window4-1.8x1.2=2.16
window6-1.2x1.8=2.16
door-2.1x0.9=1.89
7%=66.612x1.75=71.612 total-15.66
net area 87.272-15.66=71.612
71.612x6.45=$461.90
how may sheets 2.7@1.2=3.24
71.612/3.24=23 sheets this based on a 2.4 sheets
Sunday, December 7, 2008
day 6
day6 8/12/08
today we started the second week in the workshop we were givin the task of fixing a area of cladding with an internal and a external corner. we first fixed some brown paper on the wall frames. then we cut 2 strips of alcor for the internal and external corners. we then placed pre cut pices of pine for the inrenal and the external there was a strip cut out down the back so it can just slip over the end. then cut some cladding and fixed them to the frame with screws allowing 25mm over lap. then we packed up the tools and came back after lunch and dimanteled them salvaging the left over pieces. then we went to the class room were we did a few questions in the cladding and linings work book we worked out the perimeter, gross area and worked out cost and the amount of cladding needed. then came to the computer room to do some more calculations a nd this blog.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
day 5
(day 5) 5/12/08
today we started in the work shop with 7 of us selected to install and remove doors single and doubles. i was chosen to be one of the people so we got crakin on our single doors straight away. it was a normal door with a strip of pine down either side witch we plained to suit the door frame once we did that we marked were our hinges were going and chiseled the slots out the screwed the hinges on and just hang the door. then we drilled a door hanled hole and fixed in the door handles. then just before lunch we started on our double doors wich is very simular to the single just hanging one in the oppisite way and making sure they both matched ideticly then fit small door handles and done then came did some blogging.
today we started in the work shop with 7 of us selected to install and remove doors single and doubles. i was chosen to be one of the people so we got crakin on our single doors straight away. it was a normal door with a strip of pine down either side witch we plained to suit the door frame once we did that we marked were our hinges were going and chiseled the slots out the screwed the hinges on and just hang the door. then we drilled a door hanled hole and fixed in the door handles. then just before lunch we started on our double doors wich is very simular to the single just hanging one in the oppisite way and making sure they both matched ideticly then fit small door handles and done then came did some blogging.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
skirting
day 4 4/12/08
to we started of in the workshop the we retrieved some some skirting boards and made way to the work benches. we set up our blocks for skirting around and got stuck in to it with some differrent types of joinin and internal cornas we were asked to do. then once we had completed that were were then asked to place quarter round pieces around half of the block using the same method of corner joining then we pulled it apart and had a big clean up the made our way to the computer room to write our blog for the day
to we started of in the workshop the we retrieved some some skirting boards and made way to the work benches. we set up our blocks for skirting around and got stuck in to it with some differrent types of joinin and internal cornas we were asked to do. then once we had completed that were were then asked to place quarter round pieces around half of the block using the same method of corner joining then we pulled it apart and had a big clean up the made our way to the computer room to write our blog for the day
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
window installation
Project Construction Plan Assignment
Complete this assignment to form part of your portfolio.
In your own words describe the steps involved and tools / equipment required for the project
Name
Ricky aurisch
Date
3/12/08
Project
name
Install window frames
Construction steps
How it happens
Tools and Equipment required
1
We collected a pre made frame and window frame which we lined with with brown paper to represent sisalation
tape
2
Then we fixed 4 pieces of weather board on each corner to determine how far the window frame must protrude the frame the check for plumb and squareness
Hammer, nails, square
3
Remove the weather board and line the out side with alcor the weather board all the way round the window
Hammers, nails
4
Spin the frame around and place thin lengths of mdf around the frame to act as the gyprock
Hammer, nails
5
Place your sill in check out both ends allowing 80mm over hang for the acatrave to sit on then router the edges and lightly sand
Square, nail gun, sanding paper
6
Cut and sand some chocks the fit down the inside of the 2 sides then 1 across the top fix them all in
Mitre saw, thicknesser, nail gun
7
The all you have to do is mitre some lengths of arcatrave allowing 10 mm all the way round the fix doneeee.
Square, nail gun
(day 3) 3/12/08
today we started in the workshop were we were to carry on with our window frame project were we were up to doin the interier wich we got some thin mdf to represent the gyprock the we fixed some chock blocks around the frame that had to be 10 mm of the actual window frame the i made my window sill were checked out the ends so it can be slid into the frame then routed the edges then lightly sanded fixed it in then it was only the arcatrave to be placed around then it was finished then after lunch we came to the computer room to complete our blogs.
today we started in the workshop were we were to carry on with our window frame project were we were up to doin the interier wich we got some thin mdf to represent the gyprock the we fixed some chock blocks around the frame that had to be 10 mm of the actual window frame the i made my window sill were checked out the ends so it can be slid into the frame then routed the edges then lightly sanded fixed it in then it was only the arcatrave to be placed around then it was finished then after lunch we came to the computer room to complete our blogs.
install and replace window frames
(day 2) 2/12/08
today we started of in the class room to fill out a carpantry fixing out booklet wich we learnt about skirtings, window sils, scotia, arcatrave and how to install all these. in the book we had to work out how much scotia , skirting and arcatrave would be required by lookin at 2 houses plans. in the book we also discussed mitre joins and difffernt ways to join using scribes. then after lunch we made our way to the workshop to start on our window frame project were we were givin a small wall frame with a window hole in it then we were givin a small window frame and given the task to install it. we first started with brown paper over the frame to represent sisalation then we tacked fourt pieces of weather board on the 4 edges of the frame the put the window frame in and square it all up then i nailed it in. the we placed alcor around the edges of the frame then weather boarded all the way around the frame completing the out side part of the window.
today we started of in the class room to fill out a carpantry fixing out booklet wich we learnt about skirtings, window sils, scotia, arcatrave and how to install all these. in the book we had to work out how much scotia , skirting and arcatrave would be required by lookin at 2 houses plans. in the book we also discussed mitre joins and difffernt ways to join using scribes. then after lunch we made our way to the workshop to start on our window frame project were we were givin a small wall frame with a window hole in it then we were givin a small window frame and given the task to install it. we first started with brown paper over the frame to represent sisalation then we tacked fourt pieces of weather board on the 4 edges of the frame the put the window frame in and square it all up then i nailed it in. the we placed alcor around the edges of the frame then weather boarded all the way around the frame completing the out side part of the window.
Monday, December 1, 2008
explosive power tools
(day 1) 1/12/08
today is our first day back at tafe we started in the class room and did a work book called install and replace windows were we learned about bricks the different types and sizes the standard brick is 76mm high 11omm wide and 230mm long we learnt about perp joins and different styles of courses the most common is a half bond. wall ties are very inpotant for strucual strength we learnt how to tying down the roof we also leant about brick veneer houses we also learnt about the uses of cavitys - prevent water, prevents heat, widens wall space. then we moved into the window and door instalation windows have always hav to be installed plumb and square and make sure there is no wind. with doors hinges are very important they range from 150 mm to 50 mm hinges are made up of leaves and the knukle. then after lunch we moved down to the work shop area to do a explosive power tools lesson were we filled out the exercise book with the lecturer once we did that we all went out side and had a crack at fireing the hilti gun then made our way back inside to do a short assesment witch every one passed.
hilti website http://hilti.com/
today is our first day back at tafe we started in the class room and did a work book called install and replace windows were we learned about bricks the different types and sizes the standard brick is 76mm high 11omm wide and 230mm long we learnt about perp joins and different styles of courses the most common is a half bond. wall ties are very inpotant for strucual strength we learnt how to tying down the roof we also leant about brick veneer houses we also learnt about the uses of cavitys - prevent water, prevents heat, widens wall space. then we moved into the window and door instalation windows have always hav to be installed plumb and square and make sure there is no wind. with doors hinges are very important they range from 150 mm to 50 mm hinges are made up of leaves and the knukle. then after lunch we moved down to the work shop area to do a explosive power tools lesson were we filled out the exercise book with the lecturer once we did that we all went out side and had a crack at fireing the hilti gun then made our way back inside to do a short assesment witch every one passed.
hilti website http://hilti.com/
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