A selection of first-ever jeweller’s saw projects done by Jewelry 9/10 students – wow! Students choose a unique image and their metal type, cut it out by hand with a jeweller’s saw, then sand, polish, and finish their pieces.
Unique cutting boards/laminated projects by Woodwork 9/10 students in Spring 2018 – and some fantastic wood-burning skills too! Excellent work done by all.
These picnic tables were built, sanded, and painted by Trades 9/10 students, then donated to local daycares. Fantastic work by all, and way to contribute to the community!
Excellent “laminated project” pieces by Grade 9/10 Woodwork students in Spring 2018! Students select their wood species and design, and incorporate most machines and tools in the shop to create their projects. Great work, everyone!
Gorgeous work done by Jewelry 11/12 students. Each student chooses their image and metal varieties, and all cutting is done by hand with a jeweller’s saw. Pieces are then sweat-soldered, sanded, and polished.
Incredible laminated project by EF in Grade 10! E. chose a variety of wood species, prepped and laminated them, and went a step further with the scroll saw, cutting out an intricate outline of Vancouver Island. CS’s finger is pointing to Comox :).
A selection of impressive rings built by Junior and Senior Jewelry students: twisted, textured, wire “waves”, and more complex pierced/cut rings.
WOW! Unique whistles built by Grade 8s, incorporating bandsaws, drill presses, power and hand sanding, and wood-burning. Great work, everyone!
Amazing “tab” stone-setting pendant by ES – beautiful work!
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