Course Descriptions
Woodturning 1: Introduction 10815100 This course provides the opportunity for students to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to safely utilize a wood lathe and accessory equipment. Students will learn the foundations of woodturning stock, correctly using cutting tools for spindle turning, and product development. Course Typically Offered: Fall Spring
Woodturning 2: Basic 10815101 In this course, students will continue to advance their knowledge of the woodturning lathe, shop safety practices, woodturning stock, and cutting tools. Instruction will cover the use of a bandsaw, tool sharpening, chucking, and the fundamentals of bowl turning.( Prerequisite: Woodturning 1: Introduction, 10-815-100 with a " C " or better.) Course Typically Offered: Fall Spring
Woodturning 3: Intermediate 10815102 This course is focused on honing your woodturning craft. Instruction will include both rough turning and finishing the profile, inside, and base of a bowl, as well as sanding and finishing your product. Students will begin to select design elements and work details to place their own unique mark on their work. Emphasis will continue to be placed on safety and proper tool selection and use.( Prerequisite: Woodturning 2: Basic, 10-815-101, with a " C " or better.) Course Typically Offered: Fall Spring
Woodturning 4: Advanced 10815103 In this course, students learn how to set up a safe shop arrangement, wood selection, faceplate turning, sanding / finishes, an overview of the American Association of Woodturners, and business practices in the marketplace. The focus on this final course is on product choices, original voice, and maintaining a safe woodturning practice outside of class.( Prerequisite: Woodturning 3: Intermediate, 10-815-102, with a " C " or better.) Course Typically Offered: Fall Spring
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