|Nailing and Screwing - Course: Making of Wood Joints.
Instruction Examples for Practical Vocational Training| The
present documentation contains six selected instruction examples
which serve to apply and consolidate the knowledge and skills of
nailing and screwing techniques. The basic idea of this
technique is the making of wood joints, as well as the fastening
of mountings on wood by means of nails or screws. Each of the
six selected instruction examples offers different possibilities
to make wood joints or fasten mountings by means of nails or
screws for holding or securing the parts to be joined. The
following criteria are to be considered: - kind and extent of
load the joint is exposed to - optical-esthetical appearance -
risk of injury. The kinds of joints offered in the instruction
examples can be practised on other workpieces as well depending
on the requirements of the trainee's working range and/or
factory. This could be for example: - fastening of floor
boarding, rear walls of furniture - assembly