Making handcrafted wooden and metal awards requires some knowledge of woodworking and metalworking techniques. Here are some general steps to consider when making such awards:

Materials:

Wood (solid or plywood)
Metal (sheet or cast)
Wood stain or finish
Sandpaper
Cutting tools (saw, jigsaw, circular saw, bandsaw, etc.)
Drilling tools (drill, drill bits)
Clamps
Measuring tape
Hammer and nails or screws
Soldering or welding tools (if using metal)
Protective equipment (gloves, goggles, respirator)
Steps:

Choose the design and dimensions of your award. Sketch out the design or use computer-aided design (CAD) software to visualize the finished product.

Prepare your materials. Cut the wood and metal pieces to the desired size and shape using the appropriate cutting tools. Sand the edges and surfaces of the wood and metal to remove any rough spots.

If using wood, apply a wood stain or finish to enhance the natural grain and protect the wood from moisture and scratches. Allow the finish to dry completely before proceeding.

Drill holes in the wood and metal pieces where they will be joined together. Use clamps to hold the pieces in place while drilling.

Attach the metal to the wood using nails or screws. If using cast metal, solder or weld it to the wood using the appropriate tools.

Apply any additional finishing touches, such as engraving or painting, to the award.

Inspect the finished product to ensure it meets your desired standards of quality.

Keep in mind that these are general steps and the specific techniques and tools required may vary depending on the complexity of your design and the materials you are using. It may also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced woodworkers and metalworkers to ensure that you are using safe and effective techniques.