Woodshop Training
In this module you will learn how to properly use the Woodshop located in AB 029 of the Architecture Building. You'll grasp essential principles of woodworking, craft predetermined projects, and acquire practical proficiency in utilizing both power tools and conventional techniques — empowering you to design and build your own woodworking projects with confidence.
Sign Up for Tier 1 →Complete each tier in sequence. After finishing the assignments, sign up for a certification session with a Makercorps student or faculty member. Certification links to your BSU ID and unlocks independent access to the woodshop.
Learn to use the Band Saw for precision cuts, the Drill Press for accurate hole-making, and Sanders for smooth finishes. Hone your woodworking skills and unleash your creativity through these essential tasks.
Design, cut, and assemble a project showcasing accurate angles and craftsmanship. Focus on creating seamless joints and a professional finish with the Miter Saw and Table Saw as primary tools.
Learn safety protocols, practice planar joinery for smooth surfaces, and hone table saw skills for precise wood cutting. The final project showcases your mastery with a functional woodworking creation.
Students create a masterpiece using a full suite of power tools. Tasks include hole drilling, secure fastening, smooth finishing, artistic cuts, precise shaping, and complex profiling. Emphasis on safety, accuracy, and creative execution.
Tools Covered in This Assignment