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LEAF PROJECT 
Sheet Metal Fabrication - Tool tray
Rubric Code: TX49886
By aeggink
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Below Acceptable Level

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

TOTAL GRADE

80 pts

Fabrication fundamentals
20 pts

Fabrication Procedures and Originality
Below Acceptable Level

Does not follow plans, procedures or directions.
Does not use lay-out tools or measuring instruments correctly. Cannot perform basic shop math as it relates to project lay -out.
Fair

Has some understanding of procedures and attempts fabricating parts of project within plan tolerances.

Not original and or creative at all.
Good

Has a good understanding of procedures and is able to create a piece that partially fits a larger project

Lacks some originality, but creativity is present
Excellent

Fully understands procedures. Is capable of designing and layout of pieces to fit as an integral part of a bigger project. Fully original and creative project
TOTAL GRADE
Quality Control
20 pts

Quality of workmanship
Below Acceptable Level

Has absolutely no interest in working hard to do the best job. Wastes material. Will not take time to think things through or prototype.
Fair

Not very particular with how the product looks or how well it functions. Does only what is absolutely necessary. Does not pay attention to details.
Good

Likes to see a finished and functional product at the end of fabrication. Will leave items out even though there is time to correct.
Excellent

Takes pride in his/her work.
Keeps trying working until problems are figured out and the desired results are achieved. Pays attention to the small details.
TOTAL GRADE
Tool Usage
20 pts

Ability to utilize tools to create a product
Below Acceptable Level

Project shows no understanding how to utilize the tools in the metal shop
Fair

Student is able to utilize the tools to, create a product but does not maintain consistent proper usage which effects final product outcome drastically.
Good

Project shows the student needs some more help understanding how to use the tools properly to have a well produced product.
Excellent

Project shows the student has a full understanding on proper use of the tools
TOTAL GRADE
Welding / Soldering
20 pts

Ability to weld / solder
Below Acceptable Level

Student did not utilize the welder properly which has resulted in weak welds, or the student did not solder the product properly or utilize correct technique
Fair

Welds were solid but most burned through the metal leaving holes, OR the student used to many welds and over did the process, OR the student used to much solder but has a solid joint
Good

Welds were solid and there were some holes from the welder, OR the student had a few to many welds, OR the student did not clean up the different welds, OR the soldered joint was good but not cleaned up after.
Excellent

The student shows a full understanding of how to weld a project together. The whole project was welded together properly, OR the project was soldered properly.
TOTAL GRADE



Keywords:
  • sheet metal fabrication



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