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Showing posts with label Woodworking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodworking. Show all posts

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Team Woodshop: Toy Car Ministry Update!




Team Woodworking has shipped thousands of cars all over the world!
These pictures are from an Ethiopian orphanage. 

Friday, January 4, 2013

Team Wood Shop: Toy Car Ministry and Distribution!

200 Uganda  Missionaries Distribution
200 Haiti Franciscan Nuns of Cincinnati
200 Afghanistan Soldiers to Distribute
188 Haiti Sister of St. Francis of Sylvania
200 Jamaica Friars to Distribute
200 South Africa Wright State Ambassador Program 
200 Deployed Troops Blue Star Mothers
175 Mexico Washington Heights Church Outreach 
33 Ethiopia Surgeons, Heart Surgery for Children
25 Local Ronald McDonald House
25 Jamaica Southbrook Christian Church 
175 Managua, Nicaragua Lebanon United Methodist Church
100 Local Outreach Church of the Ascension Kettering
100 Aconciti Ecuador Belmont United Methodist Church
100 Red Bird KY South Park Methodist Church
30 Local Outreach Living Hope Church
100 Tumaini Children's Foundation Springboro United Church of Christ
100 Local Outreach Hannah's Treasure Chest
33 India Parkview United Methodist
100 Local Outreach Epiphany Lutheran Pantry
100 Deployed Troops in Afghanistan Operation Thank you
100 Mauritani W. Africa
100 Nicaragua Children's Burn Unit Bellbrook United Methodist Church
90 Wood River Valley Idaho Battered Women and Children Shelter
200 Uganda E. Central Africa Sisters of Notre Dame School
100 Apex Community Church Shoe Box Program for Children World Wide 
100 Operation Thank You Troops Overseas
50 Marine Corps Toys for Tots
60 ENT Drs & Nurses Children Surgeries Belitz
200 Catholic Social Services Irma's House
100 St. Joseph Catholic Mission Elkhorn City KY Children's Program 
49 Agape for Youth Adoption and Reunification Agency
51 K of C council 10215 Boonville KY Catholic Mission
4401 for 2012

Thursday, August 9, 2012

St. Leonard Studio Art and Writing Show: Woodworking Judges!

Mr. Steve Pester and Mr. Carl Agar are the judges for the woodworking categories for this year’s Studio Art and Writing show. Mr. Pester and Mr. Agar are employed at Woodcraft, a woodworking company in Centerville, Ohio.




Since 1928, Woodcraft has delivered the finest woodworking tools, woodworking plans, and woodworking supplies to America's woodworkers. Woodcraft brings you over 20,000 woodworking tools, power tools, clamps, pen kits, hand saws, fasteners, woodworking plans and more. Woodcraft has provided the woodworking community the best woodworking tools for 80 years, helping people complete countless projects. Both gentlemen are extremely experienced in the field of woodworking and make a great contribution to our judging panel. Don’t forget to submit your artwork and visit the show this August 22nd and 23rd from 10:00 am -7:00 pm and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Anna- Bridgette Shorten Event Coordinator





Sunday, September 11, 2011

Team Woodshop: Toy Cars!















































































A meeting was held at St Leonard's woodshop last Tuesday at 2:00pm. Bernie, Fred, Pete, Kate, and John, attended.

Fred has been busy; he's produced a bucket of wheels, cut out and sanded over 110 car bodies, and had a good start at drilling axel holes in those bodies. Fred also made a jig so that he could accurately drill axel holes. When Pete saw the jig and bodies waiting for axel holes he began drilling. Fred got me busy too, he skinned the scrap 2x4 lumber that George donated, and I assisted as he operated the planer. He set up the table saw so that I could run cut the 2x4's into 2x2's. The oscillating spindle sander is operational, the dust collection is working, and it has been used to sand the body profiles.

Kate arrived with the stamp and we had to try it out. When John arrived there was discussion about shop cleanness and order. I also learned that the general contractor who is building the additions at St Leonard paid for the spindle sander. Kate is going to get four sets of ear muffs for sound protection.

It was a great meeting, thanks to Fred; he's really gotten a lot accomplished. No one knew that he was building cars. He said that he usually works 4 or 5 afternoons a week. He begins some time between 12:30 and 1:00 and will spend a couple of hours in the woodshop. Pete and I had a good time helping him on Tuesday. The smell of sawdust is addictive, now that Fred has gotten the ball rolling; I hope others will be joining him.