A selection of beautiful cutting boards/serving platters made by Woodworking students this year – J.M. did our first-ever diagonal design! Students select their wood species, learn how to calculate board feet to price out a project, and design their dimensions. Great work, everyone!
A selection of projects by our Fall 2018 Junior Woodwork course! Students choose wood species and dimensions, and create an assortment of introductory projects. Featured here are cutting boards/serving platters, a tablet/recipe book holder, and a step stool. Excellent work!
A fantastic assortment of creative self-directed projects, many completed by J.V. in Grade 10. Great work!
Very creative self-directed “drunken cutting board” done by JV in Spring 2018. Lots of work and patience went into this inaugural project – great job!
Unique cutting boards/laminated projects by Woodwork 9/10 students in Spring 2018 – and some fantastic wood-burning skills too! Excellent work done by all.
Excellent “laminated project” pieces by Grade 9/10 Woodwork students in Spring 2018! Students select their wood species and design, and incorporate most machines and tools in the shop to create their projects. Great work, everyone!
Incredible laminated project by EF in Grade 10! E. chose a variety of wood species, prepped and laminated them, and went a step further with the scroll saw, cutting out an intricate outline of Vancouver Island. CS’s finger is pointing to Comox :).
A selection of this semester’s gorgeous intro lamination projects in Wood 9/10 – WOW! Look closely to see some incredible wood-burning work.
Very impressive project by J.L. in Grade 10. Handle was carved by hand, whale tail profile was cut out on the bandsaw. Check out the before and after (after features a leather strap and a wood burning of J.L.’s home – Read Island).
Nice work by L.F. in Grade 9! She chose the design for this unique board, and did the wood burning by hand. 
