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~Cutting, Marking, Measuring, and Sanding dowels~ Monday 18/04/11
Today I did measure, mark, cut, and sand the
dowels. I needed 8 dowels more. So first, I got
long stick wood, and measured 7.7cm each. I
changed my plane. Before the dowels has to be
8cm, but I got small then 8cm dowels, so I
changed to 7.7cm. After cut the dowels, I
checked if the dowels
are all same size. It
was not same size
still. So I have to sand
it. I used flat file to
sand dowels, but I
thought it would take
long time to sand whole dowels. So I asked Mr.
Anderson to use disk sander for sand the dowels
faster. He said ‘yes’. So I started to measure
whole dowels to 7.5cm, and use pencil to
marked. After marked whole dowels, I got goggle
and hair band to use disk sander. Also after I got
20 dowels. I calculated how many dowels do I
use. First, the bases
are circle, so I
calculated
circumference of the
base.
How to find circumference?
2πx x=radius of circle
My base of radius= 7.5cm
Formula: 2π7.5= approximate 47cm
So the circumference is 47cm. It not finish yet, then I calculated how
many dowels can be put in the around the circle base.
The Formula is: circumference ÷ (2cm+1cm)
2cm is an opening between the dowel and the dowel. 1cm is dowel of
width.
The answer is approximate 16 dowels. So my plane is the opening
between dowel and dowel will be 2cm.
NEXT
I didn’t have time to check the dowels length size. So next class I
have to check the dowels size, and if the sizes are all same, I want to
mark in base to make hole for put these dowels. But if the sizes are
not same, I will repeat measure, mark and sand dowels.
Emotion
I thought math formula is REALLY useful!! Because today, I wanted to
find how many cm do I have to open and mark for drill positions, and I
used math formula to find that.
AOI-Human Ingenuity
Today I used math formula to find circumference of base. Today I
thought math is really important for DT. I did good invention to do this
project.