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Joined: 9/5/2009 Posts: 0 Location: San Jose, CA
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Hey everyone, this is my second time on this site and I just wanted to say that it looks like a great site with a lot of dedicated Woodshop teachers. This is my first year teaching HS Woodshop after spending 26 years in the custom cabinet making field. It's great to see that I am not the only one facing some of these challenges. Oh so many challenges. I may be asking for some advice soon (like how to screw those darn vises shut during safety training!). Talk to you soon.
Gary Stalions Pioneer HS San Jose, CA
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Joined: 3/5/2007 Posts: 0 Location: Albany, ny
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stalns wrote:Hey everyone, this is my second time on this site and I just wanted to say that it looks like a great site with a lot of dedicated Woodshop teachers. This is my first year teaching HS Woodshop after spending 26 years in the custom cabinet making field. It's great to see that I am not the only one facing some of these challenges. Oh so many challenges. I may be asking for some advice soon (like how to screw those darn vises shut during safety training!). Talk to you soon.
Gary Stalions Pioneer HS San Jose, CA
I have removed those vices from benches in the past. I tell the kids they can have them back when they don't use them as musical instruments.
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Joined: 3/1/2006 Posts: 0 Location: Mellen WI
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Hopefully the students don't beat you to it and glue them shut! The teacher I replaced had this happen a few times
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Joined: 9/5/2009 Posts: 0 Location: San Jose, CA
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It is amazing what they will crush in those things. Then they complain when their first project has a screw head indentation after using the vice for what it is really for. :-)
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