The Woodworking program stresses the innovative use of wood as a material for the construction of both functional objects and sculpture. Using a project-based curriculum with conceptual challenges that encourage creative problem solving and critical thinking, the design process is emphasized through sketching, technical drawings, model making and computer rendering. Students develop a high level of proficiency in the various manipulative, construction, and finishing processes of woodworking by employing both hand-tool and machine techniques.
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The woodworking and furniture facilities offer state-of-the-art laboratories across two machine rooms and a separate finishing room with several spray systems. The labs are outfitted with an extensive collection of commercial quality power equipment such as sawtops, jointers, planers, band and jigsaws, lathes, drill presses, and more, all connected to a state-of-the-art dust collection systems. Each student has access to a locked personal tool cabinet which contains essential hand-tools.

-Three Sawstops
-Felder Format Sliding Table Saw 
-12" Jointer
-8" Delta Jointer
-Felder Planer
-Dewalt Planer
-Cemco Thickness Sander
-Dewalt Chop Saw
-General 14" Bansaw
-General 20" Bandsaw
-Agazzani 20" Bandsaw
-Oneway Lathe
-2 Drill Presses
-Horizontal Slot Mortiser
-Scroll Saw
-Multiple Festool Tools and Accessories (Sanders, Domino, Jigsaw, etc.)
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