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Procedure Text: Presented By: Name: Davallia A Pattisina NIM: 1317013013 Group: 6

The document provides instructions for making wooden chairs. It begins with an introduction to procedure texts and their common structure and language features. It then lists the necessary tools, materials and steps to make wooden chairs. The steps include preparing tools and materials, cutting and shaping wooden beams, making chair components like holders, brackets and foot supports, connecting the parts together using glue, and finishing touches like painting. The overall procedure has 9 numbered steps to transform wooden boards and beams into a completed wooden chair.

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Procedure Text: Presented By: Name: Davallia A Pattisina NIM: 1317013013 Group: 6

The document provides instructions for making wooden chairs. It begins with an introduction to procedure texts and their common structure and language features. It then lists the necessary tools, materials and steps to make wooden chairs. The steps include preparing tools and materials, cutting and shaping wooden beams, making chair components like holders, brackets and foot supports, connecting the parts together using glue, and finishing touches like painting. The overall procedure has 9 numbered steps to transform wooden boards and beams into a completed wooden chair.

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PROCEDURE TEXT

HOW TO MAKE WOODEN CHAIRS

Presented by :
Name : Davallia A Pattisina
NIM : 1317013013
Group : 6
What is the Procedure text ?
• Procedure text is a text containing a goal and steps
about how to make or to do something

Generic Structure :
1. Aim/Goals
2. Ingredients/Material
3. Methods/Steps

Language Feature :
1. Use Simple Present tense :
2. Use Interative sentences : Example; cut, boil,
stir, plug in, and others
3. Use Connectives : Example; firstly, secondly,
then, after that, finally, last, etc.
4. Use Adverbs
Tools and materials

* Manual tools:

1. Meter
2. Pencil
3. Elbow
4. wooden hammer
5. Handwritten
6. Chisel
7. Wooden Thinking
8. Sandpaper
9. Nails
10. Iron hammer
Machine tools

• 1. Swing saw
• 2. The grading machine
• 3. Thicker engine
• 4. Machine saws
• 5. Band saw machine
• 6. Drilling machine
• 7. Lathes
MATERIAL

1. Board
2. Wooden beams
3. Wood Glue
4. Sandpaper
5. Bowel
STEPS
• Preparing tools and materials
1
• Checking the tools to be used in the correct position, sharp, and perfect
2 • Beam shape beam size 48 x 5 x 5 cm and 107 x 5 x 5 cm with split machine and engine crab.

• Determine the beam using a grader to keep the beam straight and elbows on both sides.
3

• Splitting the beam using a split machine to get the width and height of 5 x 5 cm.
4

5 • Take the beam to be measured and to mark the area to be cut.


Cut the beam using a cutting machine with a
size of 48 cm as much as 2 bars and 107 cm as
many as 2 bars.

Lathe 2nd end of the beam measuring 107 cm


using lathe and tools such as chisels.

Measure and determine the places to be drilled


to determine the part to be made holes for the
connection.

Make a holder, senderan, holder bracket and


wooden retainer / foot support let elbow using
board.

Wooden planks use a thickened crab machine


for tidiness on wood.
1. Cut and split wooden boards using a machine of any size.

 Wood with size 40 x 5 x 2.5 cm as much as 3 rods (for the support of the
foot let me remain elbows and not rocking).

 Wood with size 40 x 6 x 2.5 cm as many as 5 rods (for 3, rod to hold the
holder, 1 rod for rear legs and 1 stem for senderan).

 Wood with size 40 x 15 x 2.5 cm as much as 1 bar (for senderan).

 Wood with size 50 x 7 x 2.5 cm as much as 4 stems (for the holder).

 Wood with size 48 x 4 x 2.5 cm as much as 2 stems (for senderan).


2
• Checking the punctuality, accuracy of the size, strength and
tidiness of the connection according to the drawing.

3
• Make a wooden arch using a grading machine by setting the
engine eye as desired.
Drill the places to be installed bowel, on each wood as much as 4
4 bowels, left side 2 and right 2.

5 Construct and begin to attach parts between each other.

6 Use adhesive glue on the joint.

After all the connections are done, stick the wood for the
7 cradle (adjust to the place).

8 Paint the chair using paint that has been given by the instructor.

9 Finishing on a chair.

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