Workshop – Metalwork

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I spent a day in the metal workshop where I was taught the necessary health and safely procedures and the correct ways to use the machines available in the workshop.


 

A few key health and safety things to note –

  • Metal toed safety boots must be worn at all times while in the workshop
  • Long hair should be tied up
  • loose bits in clothing like strings on a hoodie must be tucked away.
  • Goggles and sometimes safety gloves should be worn when using higher risk machinery

 

The second portion of the day entailed putting our new knowledge into practice through a simple making task, to fully practice and embed the new processes.

I used the folders, sanding machine and spot welding machines to make my piece.

While I am happy with the cube I created, it isn’t entirely even and the measurements of a few sides are off. I’m confident, though, that my skills and ability to control the things hat went wrong for me today will improve.

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