A few wood lathe projects from last Spring, made by some of our keener Grade 8 students! First photo is a foot massager made as an early Mother’s Day gift by S.B., and the stylish fish-bonker was made by C.H. for a Father’s Day present (wood-burning and design all done by hand). Great work, folks!
These tables look incredible, and, though they are similar designs, they each look very distinct. Mahogany/cherry table by J.M., Poplar/cherry/walnut table by B.B., Zebra Alder table by C.M., and Poplar table by J.G.
Perfect chess board by T.G. in Grade 12 (self-directed project). Black Walnut and Poplar woods were used for the board and pieces, and all pieces were hand-turned on the wood lathe. Great work, T.!
Beautiful boxes by C.M., R.T., J.M., and B.B. in Grade 11! Wood-burning and resin-epoxy fill done by hand, and lathe handles are uniquely designed by each student.
Excellent work by J.M. (Black Walnut box), and B.B. (in-progress handle on the lathe).
Beautiful work by Grade 10 student E.L.: good luck at your new school in Alberta!
Welcome to a new year of Wood 11/12! These unique phone stands were made with a variety of wood, and feature either an “accent” or a wood-burning piece done by hand. Awesome work by A.B., R.T., C.M., and D.M.
A few excellent projects from the end of last year: wine rack by L.C., paper towel holder and small box by Liam. Nice work!
Beautiful self-directed project by K.H. in Wood 12. Base is Beech with Black Walnut trim, and Black Walnut table-top. Finished with Watco Natural Oil and wax. Great work: and check it out on display in the living room!
Check out these creative gumball machines by Term 3 Grade 8 students: way to go, everyone! All wood burning done by hand.
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