WAEC Woodwork · Section 1

Practical Woodworking Operations and Joint Construction

Practical Work

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Official WAEC Woodwork outline · Practical Work

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Use of hand tools, power tools, and basic woodworking machines to construct widening joints (butt, dowelled, tongued & grooved), angle joints (dovetails, housing, mitre), framing joints (mortise & tenon, bridle, halving), ripping, cross-cutting, surfacing, chamfering, assembly, and surface finishing

Objective

Construct widening, angle, and framing joints from dimensioned drawings; carry out cutting, planing, shaping, trial assembly, and finishing operations safely.

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