enough of the step stools

Probably a high school shop class.

Or a fantastic coincidence.

-- No craft is very far from the line beyond which is magic. -- Lord Dunsany — Instagram @grailwoodworks

High school shop classes.

Frankly I like it. I think it is a great idea for some high school shop teachers to have his or her students post thier projects on this web site. It stimulates confidence and just maybe a desire to create something positive.

My only beef is that there aren’t more positive comments on such projects. I’ll try to do a better job myself…........

-- mike...............

High school shop classes.

Frankly I like it. I think it is a great idea for some high school shop teachers to have his or her students post thier projects on this web site. It stimulates confidence and just maybe a desire to create something positive.

My only beef is that there aren t more positive comments on such projects. I ll try to do a better job myself…........

- redryder

My thoughts exactly. Probably a class and several students posted their results. I don’t see anything wrong with this.

I always try to respond with a simple “That is a nice …” to projects. I think everyone needs the encouragement no matter what their skill level.

-- "I love it when a plan comes together" John "Hannibal" Smith

I agree with the last two posts. I like to see the projects of students. I went to an all male private high school with no shop classes of any kind. I would have loved to had the opportunity to learn woodworking.

I think we should encourage high school students in woodworking. I believe it is a shop class in Wahoo,Nebraska. Obviously, these are probably first time projects but the kids have done pretty well.

Far to many high schools have dropped shop class.

I think we should encourage high school students in woodworking. I believe it is a shop class in Wahoo,Nebraska. Obviously, these are probably first time projects but the kids have done pretty well.

Far to many high schools have dropped shop class.

- Redoak49

BINGO ! If we want to see sites like this one survive, then we need to encourage younger folks wanting to start woodworking.
If we dont encourage them, then who will?

-- Perform A Random Act Of Kindness Today ... Pay It Forward

^^^^^ This….!!

-- " There's a better way.....find it"...... Thomas Edison.

I’m with you all. Kids need a pat on the back for doing a good job and trying something new.