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The student made a doorstop by designing its shape and using various saws like a pull saw, cross cut saw, and grinder. They had to be careful when using the dangerous disk sander to make the doorstop round. While working, the student enjoyed thinking about the design and carefully cutting and shaping the wood. They reflected that they are a thinker who can design projects. For their next class, they plan to further round the shape of the doorstop.
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- 1. Process journal<br />28th/2/2011<br /> Making my doorstop<br />AOI: Human ingenuity<br />What did we do – Today I did made doorstop and make looks like my design shape. In this class I did use pull saw and cross cut saw. And also I use grinder. I did use many kind of saw for making my doorstop.<br />Emotion<br />This work require careful when I use a disk center, because that is dangerous machine tool. And I did make shape, cutting more accurately. Today’s working was totally good, I think I can enjoy making. <br />I use pull saw and cutting my doorstop.I use disk center for making my doorstop is roundly.I use sand paper and I making my doorstop’s skin is softly<br /> <br />Learner profile <br />Today I thought I was a thinker, because I make and think design of my doorstop.<br />What next<br />In next class I will make my doorstop is round.<br />