United Technologies Center
Adult Education

 Woodworking I    

Students are taught the foundational skills needed to create beautiful, useful, and valuable finished wood products. The first weeks of the course focus on shop safety, the correct use of woodworking tools, and fundamental woodworking techniques. To apply these newly acquired skills, students will work on small projects for the remainder of the course. As students become more advanced in woodworking, they are encouraged to enroll in the Woodworking II course. Steel toed boots and safety glasses are required. *Materials purchased separately.

Woodworking II
A continuation of the Woodworking I class, Woodworking II allows students to build on their experience and skill by creating more advanced woodworking projects. Students may choose their own project based on the amount of time required to build it and the allowable space in the shop area. In past programs, students have built cabinets, small storage buildings, children’s playhouses, and various home furnishings. Steel toed boots and safety glasses are required. *Materials purchased separately.