Latest revision as of 10:50, 12 July 2019

Under the program revitalization effort of the Canadian Path, this article is no longer be applicable to the current program.
It remains here for reference purposes only.
For information on items replacing this topic, see Cub Scout Home.

Outcomes

Through hands-on learning, Cubs learn basic carpentry knowledge and skills, with an emphasis on safely using tools. ^[1]

Requirements

1. Show the proper and safe use of five basic tools such as: saw; hammer, square, smooth plane, rule and tape measure.
2. Show how to take care of basic tools.
3. Using basic tools, construct a project such as a lair divider or curtain, toy storage box, flower box, trinket box, shoe box, model house, tool box, bird house, etc.
4. Explain the purpose of the following supplementary tools: hand drill, set of screwdrivers, mitre box, file, wrench, pliers, and vise grip.
5. Show how to use two of the supplementary tools.

Cross-badge links:

pre 2011 version

• Part 1: Tawny Star A1
• Part 3: Tawny Star A2 or Tawny Star B2

Program Suggestions

• Bird Feeders
• GM Presents: The ABS of Hand Tools (1945, animated)

References

1. ↑ Taken from MEASURING SUCCESS - THE SCOUTING WAY