This document contains a presentation on marking out bench joinery products for a Level 2 Diploma. It discusses marking out errors can affect work, using rods and information for marking out, and marking out bench joinery products. It also provides sample questions and answers as a mid-course recap test covering topics like where a spandrel is located, what scale site plans are drawn at, how 3:4:5 ratios are used, converting tree trunks efficiently, and what assembly drawings show.

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Presentation 5
Unit 213: Mark out from setting out details for
bench joinery products

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Learning outcomes
• Explain what effect marking out errors can have on an overall
programme of work.
• Explain use of rods and marking out information.
• Mark out bench joinery products.

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Tutor guidance
The following slides can be used as a mid-course recap test.
The answers will come up each time you click on the mouse with the
answer coming last.

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Where would you find a spandrel?
It’s a part of a sash window.
Underneath a timber suspended floor.
It’s a joint in a stud partition.
The panelling below a staircase.
None of these.
Answer: The panelling below a staircase.

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To what scale is a site plan drawn?
1:200 or 500
1: 25 or 50
1:75 or 90
1:1
None of these
Answer: 1:200 or 500.

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‘3:4:5’ is used to do what?
Work out your tax on your wages.
Count the amount of timber you need for a job.
The ratio of labourers to tradesmen on site.
Count up to before you lose your temper.
None of these.
Answer: None of these. ‘3:4:5’ is a way to calculate a right angle.
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What is the most economic way of converting a tree
trunk into usable timber?
Quarter sawn.
Rough sawn.
Through and through.
Tangential.
None of these.
Answer: Through and through.

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What does an assembly drawing show?
The layout of the roads on the site.
The design layout of a garden.
How to put things together.
The details of a building’s layout.
None of these.
Answer: How to put things together.

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