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2020-21 Cutting Boards!
Woodwork 10 cutting boards
These awesome cutting boards were designed and built by our Fall 2020 Woodwork 10 students. Wood types and dimensions were chosen by students, and these came together beautifully. Great work, everyone!
2019 Keepsake Boxes
Woodwork 9/10 students created these keepsake boxes with their chosen wood types and dimensions, and they turned out beautifully! Love that zebra alder :).
Woodworking 9/10 Cutting Boards
These cutting boards were many students’ FIRST-ever woodworking projects. Students design their dimensions, wood types, and layout, and learn most of our bigger machines (jointer, planer, table saw, mitre saw) through this project, as well as foundational laminating and layout skills. Beautiful work, everyone!
Step Stools
One of our 2019 skill-builders in Woodwork 9/10 is a step stool – this project incorporates skills including angled table saw cuts, drill press and bandsaw shaping, jigsaw slot-cutting, and dowel-cutting. Students choose their wood species, and they all turned out beautifully! Awesome work, everyone.
Tablet/Textbook Holders
As an introductory project in Woodwork 9/10, students choose a laminated project. The students featured here designed and created tablet/textbook/cookbook holders, and used nearly every machine in the shop to complete them. Excellent work, folks!
Laminated Projects
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!
Junior Woodworking
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!
Keepsake Boxes
Incredible, unique pieces done by Woodwork 9/10 students in Spring 2018. Students were given a theme, and chose their dimensions, design, detail, and wood species. Great work, everyone!
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