Presentation1 lalai

8/4/2019 Presentation1 lalai

1/19


2/19

Carpentry Carpentrycan be defined

as the art of working

with timber in order to

construct and maintain

buildings, furniture, andother objects.


3/19

Types of Carpentry Rough Carpentry this is all carpentry

work that doesnt require a neat finishas it will be covered up by walls or

other items. Structural carpentry isthe most common type of roughcarpentry and these carpenters are

very skilled in quickly erecting the

structural components of a building,such as beams, posts, andrafters. Rough carpenters commonly

work in roofing and framing.


4/19

Finish Carpentry finishcarpentry refers to all carpentry

work that will be visible once abuilding has been completed, andas such, finish carpenters work to

a high level of detail. The type ofwork that finish carpenters doincludes decking, flooring,building staircases, installing

windows and doors, erectingpergolas or other structures,install trim and molding, and so on.


5/19

However, there are also other types of

carpentry that you can find and theseinclude:

Formwork Carpentry this type ofcarpentry focuses on erecting anddismantling the formwork that isneeded for the pouring of

concrete. The formwork is theframe that holds the concrete inplace while it cures.


6/19

Cabinetmaking this is a specializedbranch of carpentry that focuses on

building cabinetry for kitchens,bathrooms, laundries, offices and soforth. Furniture making is also acomponent.

Trim Carpentry a trim carpenter isone that specializes in installing the

trims and moldings into a room suchas mantles, skirting boards,cornices, architraves, ornamentaltrim and so forth.


7/19

Green Carpentry a green carpenteris a carpenter that is skilled and

trained in the same way as a standardcarpenter but they have a particularinterest and skill set in usingenvironmentally sustainable methodsand materials in their projects.

Scenic Carpentry thesecarpenters specialize in the

erecting and dismantling of sceneryand sets that are used in films,television, and plays.


8/19

Ships Carpentry aships carpenter is one

that specializes in ship

building, maintenance and

repair techniques. Theyare needed on steel ships

as well as wooden ships.


9/19

CARPENTRY TOOLSHammer -driving& pulling nails

Combinationsquare -marking 45degree angles,measuring depths,setting power sawblade heights


10/19

Nail set -settingnail head so thatthey may beputtied & sandedfor smooth surface

Cross-cut saw-for cuttingwood acrossthe grain


11/19

Rip Saw -for cuttingwoods with grain

Block plane -for

removing smallthicknesses of &

smoothing wood


12/19

Screwdrivers-Phillips & flatblade

Framing square -for figuring &marking cuttingangles on wood


13/19

Chalk line -used withpowdered chalk tomake long, straightlines

Ladders-for

reaching &

working safely

at heights


14/19

Carpenter's rule- a folding ruler,usually 6' long

Utility knife -for scoring &cutting


15/19

Coping saw -formaking copingcuts in moldings

Bit & brace -handpowered drill fordrilling wood,preferred by somecabinet makers


16/19

Rasp -a roughfile for cuttingdown wood

Nails -forfastening wood


17/19

DISADVANTAGES

Naturally, there are also disadvantages for picking aoccupation in carpentry. Theres actual exhaustion,hazards of outdoor jobs and in handling differentmechanical gear. You will discover also possibilities ofgetting exposed to damaging construction resourceslike asbestos. But these occupational dangers can beavoided by subsequent the work regulations.

Glazers may also experience a slow time. Particularlywhen the economy takes a downturn and housing isnot really a priority in everyones pockets. But thereshall be light jobs that glazers can attend to every time.

Like in every last other occupation, carpentry job hasits pros and cons. Every profession has its downside,but nevertheless persons today pick the path to followfor their personal reasons may well it be for the reasonthat of their pursuits or for financial reasons.


18/19

ADVANTAGES

Carpentry had employed 1.2 million of men and womenwithin the United States in 2002. More and more on theinternet courses on carpentry along with other

vocational jobs re getting provided supplyingopportunity for distance studying and men and women

who would like to possess a a different job whilemaintaining their current work. This only shows thatmore and more individuals are showing interests incarpentry.

A normal carpenter can generate an hourly rate of$32.27. Very good money in carpentry obviously

depends for the carpenters work. Glazers, in particularthose that are self-employed, rely much onrecommendations. If the carpenter has fine workinghistory its highly likely that his customers are heading

to be recommending him to other consumers.


19/19

REPORT IN

T.L.E

PRESENTED BY: MARIE ALYSSA DINCOL

PRESENTED TO:

T. FLOR VIGONTE

Documents

Presentation1 lalai