Hello All,
I am a high school woodworking and cabinet making teacher and I am looking for worldly woodworking ideas. Our foreign language department has a World Language and Culture Night every March and I have been asked if I would like to participate this year. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of how to incorporate woodworking from different cultures into this event? I am hoping to keep it fairly simple but something that would show off students skills and a project that could relate to the subject.
What we have to working with in the shop is the following:
-24×12 inch laser engraver
-36×18 inch CNC
-3 small Lathe
-2 band saws and most other equipment you'd find in a cabinet shop
We also have a SkillsUSA group that I had thought about using to try to sell cultural items as a fundraiser. Something that students might be able to make in the background so the community can watch the process (from a safe distance) and other students could sell. As you can see, I am a little all over the place and could use some guidance and direction. Please let me know if you have any ideas from me!
Thanks,
Brad
I am a high school woodworking and cabinet making teacher and I am looking for worldly woodworking ideas. Our foreign language department has a World Language and Culture Night every March and I have been asked if I would like to participate this year. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of how to incorporate woodworking from different cultures into this event? I am hoping to keep it fairly simple but something that would show off students skills and a project that could relate to the subject.
What we have to working with in the shop is the following:
-24×12 inch laser engraver
-36×18 inch CNC
-3 small Lathe
-2 band saws and most other equipment you'd find in a cabinet shop
We also have a SkillsUSA group that I had thought about using to try to sell cultural items as a fundraiser. Something that students might be able to make in the background so the community can watch the process (from a safe distance) and other students could sell. As you can see, I am a little all over the place and could use some guidance and direction. Please let me know if you have any ideas from me!
Thanks,
Brad