WOODWORKING
Woodworking - #41501 Members learn basic woodworking skills, proper safety procedures, cutting and drilling techniques and using other hand tools. Painting and a career in wood science are also discussed. Members may choose to make a toolbox, a birdhouse, a sawhorse, a whistle, or all of them. Further advancement teaches a member to use power tools, measure angles, make dowel joints, hinges, and brackets. A belt buckle, a bookshelf, and a boomerang are just a few of the projects where members can test their skills. A toy car, a hockey table, and a step stool are advanced projects.
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