1 coping saw
2 pumpkin saw
3 miter box
4 crosscut handsaw
5 keyhole saw
6 back saw
7 saber or jig saw
8 bow saw
9 hack saw
10 sheetrock saw
11 saw blade index
12 sheet metal cutter or tin snips
13 electric scissors
14 aviation shears
15 box cutter or utility knife
16 mat knife
17 paint scraper
18 pipe cutter
19 wire stripper
20 wood easy cutter
21 pencil sharpener
22 sure form
23 bolt cutter
24 scissors
25 nippers
26 diagonal cutters
27 wood chisel
28 cold chisel
29 leather punch
30 engraver
31 wood burner
32 metal bastard file
33 wet stone
34 wood rasp
35 wood file
36 stone rasp
37 triangular metal file
38 round file
39 slip joint pliers
40 needle nose pliers
41 bent nosed needle nose pliers
42 glass pliers
43 long skinny needle nose pliers
44 large needle nose pliers
45 channel locks
46 pipe wrench
47 locking pliers
48 socket wrench
49 crescent or adjustable wrench
50 linesmen pliers
51 box wrench
52 eyelet pliers
53 pop riveter
54 staple gun
55 grommet setter
56 nail setter
57 center punch
58 socket
59 spring clamp
60 C clamp
61 pipe clamp
62 miter clamp
63 bar clamp
64 beam compass
65 compass
66 spade or flat wood bit
67 finger drill
68 drill index
69 hand drill
70 adjustable drill
71 countersink
72 electric or battery drill
73 16 oz. rip hammer
74 Ball peen hammer
75 Rubber hammer
76 7 oz. tack hammer
77 paint can opener
78 offset screw driver
79 nail puller
80 tire iron
81 forceps
82 rope fob
83 caulk gun
84 awl
85 star driver
86 square head driver
87 flathead screwdriver
88 large flathead screwdriver
89 nut driver
90 #3 Phillips head bit
91 #1 Phillips head
92 #2 bit with extension guide
93 Thing a ma gig
94 Allen or hex wrench
95 Sanding block
96 Squeegee
97 Splitter
98 adaptor
99 door stop
100 framing square
101 ruler
102 speed square
103 tape measure
104 chalk line and plumb bob
105 4’ level
106 2’ level
107 Torpedo level
108 Post level
109 Highlighter
110 Carpenters pencil
111 Toothpick
112 Glass cutter
113 Trowel
114 Size drill gauge
115 Paint brush
116 Wood gouge
117 Masonry bit
118 Brick chisel
119 Open end box wrench
120 T-square
121 Marking flag
122 Cell phone
123 Steel wool

Fasteners
124 Masking tape
125 Rubber band
126 Spike
127 Pig Ring
128 Spiral Shank Nail
129 Ring Shank Roofing Nail
130 Ring Shank Galvanized Nail
131 Roofing Nail
132 8 Penny Cement Coated Sinker (CC Sinkers)
133 Galvanized 12 Penny common nail
134 Finishing nail
135 Spiral shank siding nail
136 Button cap nail
137 Conduit fastener
138 L screw
139 Lag screw
140 5/8 Lag screw
141 Hex head screw
142 Self tapping hex head sheet metal screw
143 Roofing screw with grommet
144 Phillips head deck screw
145 Round head screw
146 Slotted flat head screw
147 Square drive deck screw
148 9 inch hex head bolt
149 Eye bolt
150 Expansion bolt
151 Cup hook
152 Threaded rod
153 Screen door hook
154 Lock nut
155 Fence staple
156 Stove bolt
157 Screw eye
158 Cotter pin
159 Picture hanger
160 Cabinet hinge
161 Fastening plate
162 Angle fastening plate
163 Washer
164 Grommet
165 Shelf Bracket
166 Spring clip
167 Cork
168 Hose clamp
169 Bungee cord
170 Locking swivel caster
171 Solder
172 Adhesive
173 Lubricating oil
174 White glue
175 Window glazing
176 Thread
177 Concrete screw
178 Carriage bolt
179 Pole barn nail
180 Plastic screw shield
181 Lag shield
182 Floor flange
183 Cable clamp
184 S hook
185 Wire nut
186 Pulley
187 Golf tee
188 Safety pin
189 Paper clip
190 Scaffolding nail
191 Glazier points
192 Hex nut
193 Key
194 Clothes pin
195 Velcro
196 Pipe connector
197 Thumb tack
198 Toggle bolt
199 Needle
200 Patch cord

ism part 1

ism part 2

COVER DESIGN: - Fold poster board in half. Write your name in interesting letters. Decorate the folder using pencils. You may use a representational, abstract, or non-representational drawing.
On the inside list the seven elements of art and the seven principles of art. (Quiz)

LINE:

Exercise #1 - Cut pieces of black construction paper into various widths and lengths and glue them onto four white 8” x 10” inch ground sheets to solve the following problems:

A. Using only straight horizontal and vertical lines create a design on the page that develops both the positive and negative areas.
B. Do the same thing using only diagonal lines.
C. Do the same thing using only curved lines.
D. Do the same using at least one horizontal, one vertical, one diagonal and one curved line.

Exercise #2 – Chair setup – Using newsprint and pencil draw objects without looking at the paper. Look only at the object. Try drawing several objects. Draw again using a continuous line.

Final Problem: Using the same subject do a rendering on white drawing paper with pencil that shows good composition and emphasis on line quality.

DRAWING: (77 Concept word Quiz)

Exercise #1: On newsprint do four quick sketches of the still life setup.

Exercise #2: On white drawing paper sketch one of your vantage points, focus on the positive and negative spaces, vertical and horizontal alignment and relative positions.

Final Problem: On good white drawing paper draw the still life setup. Use your perspective and value skills to create a realistic drawing.

VALUE: (Seven ways of thinking Quiz)

Exercise #1 – Draw the still life of simple objects using charcoal on white paper. Use charcoal to render a seven-step value scale in the corner of your paper.

Final Problem: Draw a self portrait on gray tone paper using white and black charcoal pencils. Using a black and white photograph of yourself grid it into ½ inch squares and grid your charcoal paper with 2” squares.

TEXTURE: (Field trip to OCAF Ceramics show)

Exercise #1: On a 6” x 6” x ½” clay tile experiment with various textures, practice adding clay using slip and crosshatching.

Final Problem: Build a texture box approximately 3” x 4” x 3”high.

SPACE: (Field trip to GMOA)

Discuss previous use of space in assignments including the use of overlapping, position, scale, and diminishing detail. Discuss experience of one and two-point perspective drawings in eighth grade.
Exercise #1: Set up three boxes. Using newsprint, pencil and ruler render them in correct two-point perspective.

Final Problem: Using white drawing paper, pencil, and ruler draw an imaginary city. This city must include at least eight blocks. Add details (minimum 100) such as; parks, billboards, cars, traffic lights, trees, people…..

COLOR: Composition (Ism Quiz)

Discuss and look at examples of value, intensity, chroma, secondary and tertiary colors.

Exercise #1: Paint a color wheel by mixing the three primary colors into twelve colors.

Exercise #2: Using acrylic paint mix three pairs of complementary colors to create scales of at least seven distinct colors. Mix 77 greens and paint one inch squares.

Final Problem: Divide a half sheet of paper into three 4 ¼” x 9” rectangles repeat a simplified geometric design in each rectangle. Paint each one with a different color scheme; monochromatic, analogous and complimentary.

BANNER: Painting

Exercise #1: On 12” x 60” paper layout a design for a banner using colored pencils to indicate colors.

Final Project: On 12” x 60” canvas transfer your design and paint with acrylic paint.

Seven Principles of Design
Emphasis
Repetition
Rhythm
Proportion
Balance
Variety
Economy

Seven Elements of Design
Line
Value
Shape
Form
Texture
Space
Color

Seven Ways of Thinking
Curiosita
Dimostrazione
Sensazione
Sfumato
Arte/Scienza
Corporalita
Connessione