Writings from The Crooked Stool Workshop
The Crooked Stool WorkshopJust a shop teacher sharing my experience with trying to educate my students and push myself foward as a chairmaker.
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A Shelf Project
I posted this on my Mr. Stinson’s Wood Shop Substack for free since so many students are on winter break right now. I thought that it would be a great project for anyone that has some free time to get out into the shop.
The Planer
Such a simple machine but it still causes some grief for my Carpentry I students. Why? Because it involves remembering steps in a certain order and concepts that they’re not familiar with. By the time they reach Carpentry II, they’re usuall...
The Drill Press
We don’t use the drill press often but it’s a great tool to have when needed. The alternative is to use a drill but students aren’t great about keeping the drill plumb while drilling larger holes. The drill press helps to keep the holes str...
What Kind of Program Are You Running?
Shea Alexander shared a thought-provoking article about different student/instructor views of woodworking classes. I wanted to add my thoughts here as a shop teacher and student.
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I'm the carpentry instructor for our county's career and technical center that draws students from the five area high schools. I teach house construction, woodworking, cabinet making, and furniture making.
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