Manufacturing method of woodworking workbench

The manufacturing method of woodworking workbench is as follows:

1, mainly divided into design and drawing-material selection-blanking and batching-cleaning and marking-drilling and tenoning-tenoning and shaping-assembly and calibration-surface cleaning and polishing.

2. The appearance of the small bench is shaped into a small rectangular design, and the lines are full and smooth, giving people a good visual effect. It is necessary to retain the natural texture and beauty of raw materials, but also to exude a strong fashion atmosphere in fine design.

3, the net material is not in the light, and it is required to arrange the wood in a straight, flat, uniform size and accurate angle. In the process of cleaning materials, finally, two datum planes of the wood used should be selected, and the intersecting single ink lines should be marked for marking next time.

4. For the worship of traditional furniture and woodworking technology, this small stool with tenon-mortise structure is designed. The production process is traditional, but the shape has been changed to look more playful and lovely.

5, drilling and slotting, drilling and slotting according to the design. Shaping, intercepting and renovating the plate into the design standard requirements. This is a completely mortise-and-tenon type, which can be assembled and disassembled without glue and can ensure a certain firmness. This ingenious design is the first time I have seen it.

6. Through the making of this small bench, I know the basic method of making a simple small bench. It can be simple or complex, depending on the mood and interest of the manufacturer. You can make a serious inquiry, so it is better to make a small bench yourself.

Woodworking history:

It is said that in ancient times, "carpenters" were needed to build houses to eliminate disasters! When the evil spirits were eliminated, the carpenter took out his unique tools and stood on the roof shouting words of good luck to ensure future peace and prosperity. Woodworking has a long history, because it was regarded as an inferior occupation at that time, so the nobles would not learn woodworking. However, there are exceptions. For example, Zhu Youxiao, Emperor Xizong in the late Ming Dynasty, was called the "carpenter emperor" because he liked carpentry.

Lu Ban is a famous carpenter. Under the guidance of his experience, China became a country with relatively developed timber industry at that time. In Hong Kong, most middle schools have courses in carpentry or metalworking in junior high schools, and some industrial schools have courses in carpentry in high school and middle school exams.