1. Heritage Conservation Workshop Maintaining & Servicing Wooden Blocks

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3. Name as many of the different parts of the block as you can. Name That Block!!!

4. StagesWrite down in as much detail the steps involved in servicing a block 1 2 3 4 5 6 How To Service A Block

5. Question 1What is the name of the tool used to remove the pin? Question 2What grade of sandpaper did we use to sand the blocks? Question 3What type of screws did we use on the serviced blocks? Question 3Why were we no longer allowed to brush the floor at the end of the day? Question 4What was the most amount of blocks serviced in one day? Question 5What type of grease did we use to service the blocks? Question 6What safety equipment should you wear when fixing blocks? Question 7What sandpaper is rougher 360 or 240? Question 8Can you name one block you have serviced? Question 9The plates we had to unscrew from the side of the blocks are made of what? Question 10What work still needs to be completed on the blocks after they are taken from Torquay Academy? Quiz – How much do you know about servicing blocks

6. What do you think the block servicing volunteer work has done for you? If you can, use this space to make notes of what you thought of the work and what you feel you have achieved. What was your expectation when you were told you would be servicing blocks? What did you hope to achieve? Do you feel you had achieved your goals? What was the best bit? What was the worst bit? Any other comments? Evaluation