Similar to 6th grade tech the rules in 7th grade tech are to never run, to tie up long hair, to put away loose clothing, to take away jewelry, and to wear safety goggles. In addition to these rules some… Continue Reading →
I tech we built automatons. The first thing that we did was we looked at some other automatons and tried to figure out how they worked. After we cut out our cardboard for the box, we assembled it. After the… Continue Reading →
In technology we made flashlights. Step one to make these flashlights was to come up with a design that we thought would fit in a small box. After we had our design we drew out our diagram which had the… Continue Reading →
There are 12 rules in technology Rule 1: Rule one is to slow down and think before you act. Rule 2: Rule two is to dress responsibly, meaning that you can’t wear baggy clothes and dangling jewelry, and to tie… Continue Reading →
A solder man is a man that we bent out of metal and soldered together. We first started by shaping his headand twisted his neck, after that we soldered his arms on. We were supposed to think of something for… Continue Reading →
There are many dangerous tools in technology class, so it’s important that you follow all the safety precautions. One very important one is to always wear safety goggles, so that is anything gets in your face it won’t damage your… Continue Reading →
What is a drill press? A drill press is a machine that is used for drilling holes. How to use it. After you secure… Continue Reading →
On Human Rights Day a jewelry designer came in and told us about something called an ivory nut that she uses to make jewelry. Basically it is a replacement for elephant tusk. What that means is that instead of using… Continue Reading →
Bob, our class mascot, died. One day he started to leak, so me and my friend built him a coffin. How did Bob die? Bob is a keychain that is filled with liquid. He is also that class mascot…. Continue Reading →
A scroll saw is a machine with a small blade that is used to cut wood. A scroll saws blade moves up and down at a rate of about 1500 strokes per minute. It has a switch on the side… Continue Reading →
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