Making a speaker: step-by-step process

First I gathered the pieces of wood that I will require and I will mark out with a metal ruler, set square and a pencil the peices of timer and shapes i need to correct measurements.

I will use a circular saw making sure the teacher uses correct safety equipment such as goggles. I will make sure the product is set up properly then i will allow my teacher to cut out the peices i have marked.

I will use a pillar drill to make holes in three if the peices of wood for the speaker. I will correctly make sure the gard covers the full length of the drill and gogles are worn. I will make sure i know where the start and stop buttons are.

I will use the hand drill for the smaller holes at the back of the speakers.

I will sand down the timber using the band facer making sure that the shield is all the way down and i have safely located the start and emergency stop buttons.

I will then glue all the cut out peices of timber using pva glue.

I will then add the prime wood. Then ill sand down the primer using a high grit sand paper with about 400 grit.

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I will then apply acrylic spraypaint using the spray booth and wearing a mask that contains carbon filters. I will use masking tape for parts that i am not painting a certain colour.

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