Final Projects
(This entry will be updated)
The final quarter requires you to do three things:
1) Demonstrate proper and effective sharpening techniques (1 tool = Adequate / "C" level work; 2 or more tools = above and beyond / up to "A" level work.
2) Complete one or more new projects from the list below, or, negotiated from a sketch, to a plan with Mr. Zartler. The simplest projects may be Adequate; more complex or multiple projects are required in order to earn an "A."
3) Submit one or more quality pieces to the Art Show. The pieces do NOT need to be for sale in the show. However, pieces may be offered for sale; proceeds of sales will be split 50% / 50% with the Woods program (or all proceeds may be donated).
The list of proposed projects include:
Key Holder: magnetic, or hook.
Key Holder: magnetic with inlay or other decoration
Coat Rack / Mug Rack:
Plywood tool box
Keepsake box (finger jointed)
Tool box (finger jointed)
(This entry will be updated)
The final quarter requires you to do three things:
1) Demonstrate proper and effective sharpening techniques (1 tool = Adequate / "C" level work; 2 or more tools = above and beyond / up to "A" level work.
2) Complete one or more new projects from the list below, or, negotiated from a sketch, to a plan with Mr. Zartler. The simplest projects may be Adequate; more complex or multiple projects are required in order to earn an "A."
3) Submit one or more quality pieces to the Art Show. The pieces do NOT need to be for sale in the show. However, pieces may be offered for sale; proceeds of sales will be split 50% / 50% with the Woods program (or all proceeds may be donated).
The list of proposed projects include:
Key Holder: magnetic, or hook.
Key Holder: magnetic with inlay or other decoration
Coat Rack / Mug Rack:
Plywood tool box
Keepsake box (finger jointed)
Tool box (finger jointed)
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