Woodshop Safety Workshop | Jersey County 4-H

Learn about a variety of woodworking tools and how they can be used safely and effectively. Participants will explore common hand and power tools, discover what each tool is designed to do, and practice proper safety techniques. This workshop will help build confidence while developing basic woodworking skills that can be used for future projects. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to learn and create!

Tools that will be demonstrated include; table saw, wood lathe, planer, drum sander, bandsaw, router, radial arm saw, and scroll saw.

Tuesday, April 14
5 - 6pm
Hosted by the Blasa family at their woodworking shop.
20921 S. Creek Rd., Grafton, IL 62037

This program is FREE and open to youth ages 12-18 years old.

Register by April 10.

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