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Elementary Mechanical Skills, or EMS, gives kids ages 5 to 9 a fun introduction to tools, building, and how things work. Students make age-appropriate projects while practicing safe tool use, measuring, assembly, simple mechanics, and creative problem-solving.
Carving and Turning introduces students ages 12 and up to two traditional ways of shaping wood. They learn safe carving techniques and use a lathe to turn simple projects, starting with basic cuts and working toward more finished pieces. The class helps students build confidence, tool control, creativity, and a good feel for how wood behaves.
Elementary Mechanical Skills, or EMS, gives kids ages 5 to 9 a fun introduction to tools, building, and how things work. Students make age-appropriate projects while practicing safe tool use, measuring, assembly, simple mechanics, and creative problem-solving.
Industrial Arts is a hands-on woodworking class for students ages 10 and up. Students learn to use traditional hand tools safely while building useful, well-made projects. Along the way, they practice measuring, planning, joinery, problem-solving, and careful craftsmanship.
Elementary Mechanical Skills, or EMS, gives kids ages 5 to 9 a fun introduction to tools, building, and how things work. Students make age-appropriate projects while practicing safe tool use, measuring, assembly, simple mechanics, and creative problem-solving.
Industrial Arts is a hands-on woodworking class for students ages 10 and up. Students learn to use traditional hand tools safely while building useful, well-made projects. Along the way, they practice measuring, planning, joinery, problem-solving, and careful craftsmanship.
Elementary Mechanical Skills, or EMS, gives kids ages 5 to 9 a fun introduction to tools, building, and how things work. Students make age-appropriate projects while practicing safe tool use, measuring, assembly, simple mechanics, and creative problem-solving.
Carving and Turning introduces students ages 12 and up to two traditional ways of shaping wood. They learn safe carving techniques and use a lathe to turn simple projects, starting with basic cuts and working toward more finished pieces. The class helps students build confidence, tool control, creativity, and a good feel for how wood behaves.
Continue to develop your skills under the guidance of Pete Reignier. Create your own projects and designs. Meet the 3rd Thursdays of the month.
Chip carving is a traditional woodcarving method where one uses small knives to remove tiny, precise chips of wood from a flat surface to create intricate geometric or freeform patterns.
Holiday broom class on Thursday, October 1st; 5-9ish. $50/student, 8 students. Carol will provide a variety of colored broomcorn for students to choose from for their witch’s broom. Witch brooms aren’t just for flying! Make your own whimsical, a one-of-a-kind witch broom to use as fall decoration, then use it all year long to sweep away those hard-to-reac
