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Manufacturing Project - Coaster Holder 
Manufacturing Project - Tee Hop
Manufacturing projects integrating the use of tools, materials and processes dealing with woods, metals, plastics, and ceramics.
Rubric Code: NXX345
By coreysmith
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Advanced

5 pts

Proficient

4 pts

Basic

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Incomplete

0 pts

Cutting

Advanced

The plastic was cut to the exact size and shape.
Proficient

The plastic was cut to the appropriate size and shape with only one small error or flaw.
Basic

The plastic was cut to the approximate size and shape with less than 1/8 inch error in the length and width.
Fair

The plastic was cut to the approximate size and shape with less than ¼ inch error in the length and width.
Poor

The plastic was cut to the approximate size and shape with more than ¼ inch error in the length and width.
Incomplete

The project was not cut completely.
Scraping / Buffing

Advanced

The plastic was finished with smooth and rounded edges on all sides.
Proficient

The plastic was finished with fairly smooth and rounded edges on all sides.
Basic

The plastic was finished with evidence of some scraping and buffing.
Fair

The plastic showed evidence of scraping and buffing but needs improvement.
Poor

The finish was poor and was not properly scraped and/or buffed.
Incomplete

The project was not scraped and buffed.
Bending

Advanced

All the curves were bent at the appropriate location and each curve was the correct size.
Proficient

All but one curve were bent at the appropriate location and/or all but one curve was the correct size.
Basic

All but two of the curves were bent at the appropriate location and/or all but two curves were the correct size.
Fair

Most of the curves were not bent according to the directions and/or some of the plastic cracked.
Poor

Most of the curves were not bent according to the directions inhibiting the plastic from functioning properly.
Incomplete

The bending was not completed.
Assembly

Advanced

The project was assembled completely and according to the instructions. The project assembly has no flaws or mistakes.
Proficient

The project was assembled completely and according to the instructions. The project assembly has one flaw or minor mistake.
Basic

The project was assembled according to the instructions and has two flaws or minor mistakes.
Fair

The project was assembled according to the instructions and has more than two flaws or minor mistakes.
Poor

The project was assembled poorly and has some major mistakes.
Incomplete

The project assembly was not completed.
Cutting Leather

Advanced

The leather was cut accurately cut according to a template with no flaws.
Proficient

The leather was cut accurately with one minor imperfection.
Basic

The leather was cut with several minor imperfections.
Fair

The leather was cut with several imperfections.
Poor

The leather was poorly cut.
Incomplete

The leather was not cut according to a template.
Stamping

Advanced

The leather was stamped well. The impressions are all clearly visible and relative.
Proficient

The leather impressions were mostly visible and relative.
Basic

The leather impressions were visible and somewhat relative.
Fair

The leather impressions were visible and somewhat relative.
Poor

The leather impressions were not visible and/or not relative.
Incomplete

The was no evidence of stamping
Finish

Advanced

The finish was applied well and the leather has a uniform color and texture. The leather coasters have no run marks from the finish.
Proficient

The finish was applied well and the leather has a uniform color and texture. One of the leather coasters has an imperfection.
Basic

The finish was applied and the leather has a uniform color and texture. Two or three of the leather coasters have imperfections.
Fair

The finish was applied, but the leather color is not consistent and/or the texture is different from coaster to coaster. The leather was not clean when the finish was applied or one or more of the coasters have run marks.
Poor

All of the coasters have a poor finish with inconsistent color and texture. Each of the coasters has at least one imperfection and/or run marks.
Incomplete

A finish was not applied to this project.
Directions

Advanced

The directions were followed completely. Any problems were solve with little or no help from the instructor.
Proficient

The directions were followed completely. Any problems were solved with help from the instructor.
Basic

The directions were not followed exactly and resulted in some small distortions in the final project.
Fair

The directions were not followed exactly and resulted in one or more major problems with the final project.
Poor

The directions were not followed and the final project was poorly done as a result.
Incomplete

The directions were not completed.



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