Kreg Pocket Hole System Greenville （格林维尔Kreg口袋洞系统）.pdfVIP

Kreg Pocket Hole System (K3) lesson Plan GWG equipment training Course number: PHJ101, v1.0 December 28, 2006 Objective: . 1) To acquaint the student with the proper methods of using the Greenville Woodworkers Guild Kreg Pocket Hole System, Mod K3 2) To teach the student the safety procedures necessary while using the system. 3) Have the student setup and make basic joints using the K3 System. Materials: . 1) Kreg K3 Master System. 2) One piece of ¾ plywood 1’-0 x 2’-0 for each student (+ one for carcass demo) 3) Two piece of ¾” poplar, 3” wide x 2’-0” long for each student (+ one for carcass demo) 4) Portable drill motors (4) fitted with step drills and #2 square drive, extended length bits, 2 each Training limitations: . 1) Optimum class size: 6 or less 2) Class duration, one session, 1½ to 2 hours long 3) Class material charge, $5.00 per student. Lesson Plan 1.0 Introduction to pocket hole joinery . Pocket hole joinery is a quick, durable system for joining two pieces of wood in either a “corner” or a flat panel. Joints may be glued for permanence or may be dry to allow for seasonal movement. The K3 System allows the woodworker to assemble complex glue-ups “one part at a time” thus eliminating the race against glue open times. In addition, since the screws act as clamps, the need for clamps is eliminated. Finally, unlike a clamped glu