Wood Shop

The wood shop is where raw lumber becomes finished projects — a full fabrication space with the real tools professional woodworkers use, set up so learners can work with them safely.

sawdust and real tools

What it does

This is a working shop, not a display. Every tool here is the real thing, sized for real projects, and learners use them with training and supervision — the same way any professional shop runs.

The biggest machine in the shop, the ShopSabre PRO 408 CNC router, gets a room and a page of its own.

What's inside

Table saws — rip boards to exact width along a spinning blade
Miter saws — precise crosscuts and clean angles for frames and joints
Drill presses — perfectly straight holes, exactly where you marked them
Routers — shaped edges, grooves, and joinery
Spindle sanders — smooth curves that hand-sanding can't reach
Dust collection — a shop-wide system that keeps the air clean while you work

Things you can make

Boxes, shelves, and small furniture
Picture frames with tight miter joints
Race cars, toys, and games
Parts and props for robotics and camp projects
Anything you can measure twice and cut once

Want to run it, not just read about it?

Machines like this come alive during our camps, clubs, and field trips — or book a tour and see the whole shop.

↳ next stop: ShopSabre PRO 408