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Metal and Wood Shops

JasonAller — 2009-10-27 17:43:27

Revert to version 7 (page was deleted, removing link to it).

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BrentLaabs — 2009-10-04 22:26:06

+link

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JabberWokky — 2008-01-12 13:36:04

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JabberWokky — 2008-01-12 13:34:53

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NickSchmalenberger — 2008-01-12 02:20:13

link to davis school district school shops

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	+ * ["Davis Senior High School"] has a metal shop. + * ["Holmes Junior High School"] has a metal shop and a wood shop. + * ["Emerson Junior High School"] has a wood shop.

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JabberWokky — 2008-01-11 18:55:05

Using IE7. Meh.

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JasonAller — 2008-01-11 18:26:06

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- *The ["Art Building"] has both a wood shop and a metal shop. I believe that it is technically reserved for UCD art students that are taking an art class, most commonly a sculpture class. They have many hand tools and also a big sander, grinder, bandsaw (big one and small one), table saw (with auto-stop function if you slip your hand onto the blade on accident), radial arm saw, and a few others that are broken. The metal shop (which is outdoors but covered) has a lot of hulking machines and I don't know what they do. You can weld here. Gilbert is the shop-tech as of 2008, and there are several volunteer monitors that come in at assorted hours throughout the week to make the shop available to more people.	+ * The ["Art Building"] has both a wood shop and a metal shop. I believe that it is technically reserved for UCD art students that are taking an art class, most commonly a sculpture class. They have many hand tools and also a big sander, grinder, bandsaw (big one and small one), table saw (with auto-stop function if you slip your hand onto the blade on accident), radial arm saw, and a few others that are broken. The metal shop (which is outdoors but covered) has a lot of hulking machines and I don't know what they do. You can weld here. Gilbert is the shop-tech as of 2008, and there are several volunteer monitors that come in at assorted hours throughout the week to make the shop available to more people.
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- *["Walker Hall"] should have a shop, if the ["Design"] Department wants to hold the "design" title, but I don't believe it does. The Furniture Design room (TB-102, next to Walker) probably has some kind of tools, though I'm not sure what they have and it seems very closed off to non Design 135B (Furniture Design) - takers.	+ * ["Walker Hall"] should have a shop, if the ["Design"] Department wants to hold the "design" title, but I don't believe it does. The Furniture Design room (TB-102, next to Walker) probably has some kind of tools, though I'm not sure what they have and it seems very closed off to non Design 135B (Furniture Design) - takers.
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JasonDunne — 2008-01-11 17:11:49

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- *The ["Art Building"] has both a wood shop and a metal shop. I believe that it is technically reserved for UCD art students that are taking an art class, most commonly a sculpture class. They have many hand tools and also a big sander, grinder, bandsaw (big one and small one), table saw (with auto-stop function if you slip your hand onto the blade on accident), radial arm saw, and a few others that are broken.. The metal shop (which is outdoors but covered) has a lot of hulking machines and I don't know what they do. You can weld here. Gilbert is the shop-tech as of 2008, and there are several volunteer monitors that come in at assorted hours throughout the week to make the shop available to more people.	+ *The ["Art Building"] has both a wood shop and a metal shop. I believe that it is technically reserved for UCD art students that are taking an art class, most commonly a sculpture class. They have many hand tools and also a big sander, grinder, bandsaw (big one and small one), table saw (with auto-stop function if you slip your hand onto the blade on accident), radial arm saw, and a few others that are broken. The metal shop (which is outdoors but covered) has a lot of hulking machines and I don't know what they do. You can weld here. Gilbert is the shop-tech as of 2008, and there are several volunteer monitors that come in at assorted hours throughout the week to make the shop available to more people.

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JasonDunne — 2008-01-11 17:07:29

Please add info and do some linking magic

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	+ There are several metal and wood shops in Davis, on campus and off: + + The ["Art Building"] has both a wood shop and a metal shop. I believe that it is technically reserved for UCD art students that are taking an art class, most commonly a sculpture class. They have many hand tools and also a big sander, grinder, bandsaw (big one and small one), table saw (with auto-stop function if you slip your hand onto the blade on accident), radial arm saw, and a few others that are broken.. The metal shop (which is outdoors but covered) has a lot of hulking machines and I don't know what they do. You can weld here. Gilbert is the shop-tech as of 2008, and there are several volunteer monitors that come in at assorted hours throughout the week to make the shop available to more people. + + ["Roessler Hall"] has both a metal and wood shop. They offer a machine shop engineering class here. + + ["Walker Hall"] should have a shop, if the ["Design"] Department wants to hold the "design" title, but I don't believe it does. The Furniture Design room (TB-102, next to Walker) probably has some kind of tools, though I'm not sure what they have and it seems very closed off to non Design 135B (Furniture Design) - takers. + + The ["Craft Center"] has both types of shops and welding. + + *Off Campus - No idea.