Over the weekend, we cut the melamine sheets that will be used as formwork for the concrete piers in the pavilion. We used ‘Table saw’, ‘Band saw’, and ‘Circular saw’ to cut the sheets. We carried on doing that on Monday and completed the cutting.
Today, we brought the vibrant murals from the former garden in the woodshop. David used a ‘chainsaw’ to cut the murals from the walls of the old garden. We are planning to use them in the new pavilion. I am sure this will really brighten up the eyes of the students to see that their old paintings and their art are respected and valued!
Over the weekend, me and Nautica did some cutting for the staircase project for the ‘Introduction to craft’ (ITC). Using the different machines in the workshop is helping me to build my confidence in the shop.
We had an interesting reading ‘FEMA 480’ for the inevitable inundation course. Reading this document has been very beneficial to my understanding of flooding, mitigation, who is responsible during emergencies, and how do they deal with such circumstances.
Waiting for more opportunities and much more learning!
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