RYOBI Engraved Teacher’s Name Plate Owner’s Manual

: June 15, 2024
: RYOBI

Table of Contents

RYOBI Engraved Teacher’s Name Plate
Product Information
Specifications
Product Usage Instructions
Prepare the Wood
Materials
Toolbox
Project Instructions
References
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RYOBI Engraved Teacher’s Name Plate

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Product Information

Engraved Teacher’s Name Plate
The Engraved Teacher’s Name Plate is a DIY project that allows you to create a personalized nameplate for teachers. It is designed for beginners and comes with all the necessary materials and tools to complete the project. The nameplate is made of wood and can be stained or painted according to your preference. It features engraved letters and a small piece of wood at the bottom for added stability. The project plans include step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process.

Specifications

Materials:
- 1x4x6′ Piece of Wood
- 1x2x2′ Piece of Wood
- Transfer Paper
- Wood Stain or Paint
- 1 Wood Screws
Toolbox:
- 18V ONE+ Rotary Tool Station
- 16 PC Carving and Engraving Kit
- 25 FT. Tape Measure
- 18V ONE+ HP BRUSHLESS 1/2 Drill/Driver
- 65PC Drill and Drive Bit Set

Product Usage Instructions

Prepare the Wood

Cut the larger and smaller pieces of wood to 10 inches.
Sand the wood to ensure a smooth surface for staining.

Stain or Paint the Wood
Apply the wood stain or paint of your choice to the prepared wood pieces. Make sure to cover all surfaces evenly. Allow sufficient time for the stain or paint to dry completely.

Transfer and Trace the Template

Apply a thick layer of chalk on the backside of the template.
Tape the template onto the wood, ensuring it is aligned properly.
Trace over the template with a pencil, pressing firmly to transfer the design onto the wood.
Peel off the template carefully.

Engrave the Letters
Use a Ball Engraving Burr from the 16 PC Carving and Engraving Kit to engrave all of the letters into the wood plaque. Follow the traced lines and apply gentle pressure to create clear and precise engravings.

Attach the Small Piece of Wood

Drill pilot holes on both ends of the small piece of wood using a 5/32 drill bit.
Align the small piece of wood at the bottom of the nameplate.
Attach the small piece of wood using wood screws, ensuring a secure connection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I use a different type of wood for this project?
A: Yes, you can use a different type of wood as long as it is suitable for carving and engraving.
Q: How long does it take for the stain or paint to dry?
A: The drying time for the stain or paint can vary depending on the type and brand. It is recommended to follow the instructions provided with the specific stain or paint you are using.
Q: Can I personalize the design on the nameplate?
A: Yes, you can customize the design by using different templates or adding additional elements to the wood plaque.

Project Plans : Engraved Teacher Name Plate

Materials

ITEM QTY

1″x4″x6′ Piece of Wood
1″x2″x2′ Piece of Wood
Transfer Paper
Wood Stain or Paint
1″ Wood Screws

Toolbox

18V ONE+ Rotary Tool Station
16 PC Carving and Engraving Kit
25 FT. Tape Measure
18V ONE+ HP BRUSHLESS 1/2″ Drill/Driver
65PC Drill and Drive Bit Set

Project Instructions

Step 1
Cut the larger and smaller pieces of wood to 10.” Sand the wood in preparation for staining.
Step 2
Stain or paint the wood. Allow time for it to dry.
Step 3
Apply a thick layer of chalk on the backside of the template, then tape the template onto the wood. Trace over the template with a pencil, then peel off the template.
Step 4
Use a Ball Engraving Burr to engrave all of the letters into the wood plaque.
Step 5
Drill pilot holes on both ends of the small piece of wood using a 5/32″ drill bit. Attach the small piece of wood on the bottom of the nameplate using wood screws.