Our woodshop is fully equipped with hand tools and power tools that each student will learn to use safely and with confidence, including a table saw, chop saw, drill press, lathe, planer and more. The only adaptation we use is the click rule for precise measurements.
Students will also learn and grow confident in basic household tasks such as minor repairs, fixing a leaky faucet, hanging a picture, or assembling a bookshelf.
Before graduation students complete a woodshop project of their own choosing. Projects range from cutting boards to music boxes and small tables, but the real product is a sense of confidence and accomplishment!

David asks Cathy if we want to make a perfectly square board how are we going to do that. Cathy holds a click rule and lines a board up on the gliding chop saw.

Vicki uses a cordless drill to screw a large trianguler peice onto a frame for her dog house woodshop project

Cindy stands behind her woodshop project. The large box is in the center with the smaller boxes arranged around it.

Jerad uses a click rule to measure for a cut out around an electrical light fixture at the top of a wall

a young woman under sleep shades screws on the hinges to a keepsake box held by clamps
Haylee’s woodshop project was a keepsake box, which required a number of intricate cuts with with several different hand- and power saws.
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