[3/25/2019 Update: Added pictures from George’s Eagle Scout Awarding Ceremony] George Hendrick, a senior at Baton Rouge High School and member of Boy Scout Troop 888 in Baton Rouge, has been working on a project to benefit the Baton Rouge …
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Below are the plans for this year that include a cutting sequence to fit 1″x8″x8′ dimensional lumber and to help standardize the cutting process. Be sure to follow the plans exactly including the drill hole size and locations.
Club members—Mark Monistere, Doug Morgan, Bob Bewick, Brian Fitzgerald and Terry Landry—helped with the West Baton Rouge Museum Day Camp. Kids got to use saws, hand drills, bow drill, pump drill and brace.
Here are some pictures of a recent community service project for the CB Pennington YMCA completed by BRWC members Keith Bryan, Bob Chambers and Cody Henderson. It’s a credenza that is 72” long, 40” high, has two cabinet doors with …
Club members—Mark Monistere, Bob Chambers, Bob Bewick, Keith Bryan, Doug Morgan, Wayne Matherne, Jim Landry, and Terry Landry—helped 4th through 8th graders learn about woodworking at the Rural Life Apprentice Program held at the Rural Life Museum on June 7th.
Club members—Melissa Diaz, Alvin Fort, Roy Smith and Terry Landry—assisted members of the East Feliciana 4-H, teaching them basic woodworking skills. Each of the kids made their own pencil box and coat rack as well as learning to use the …
BRWC Club Members—Mark Monistere, Terry Landry, and Kesh Ikuma—demonstrated the use of hand tools at Capitol Park Museum on Saturday, April 7, 2018.
BRWC participated in the Iberville Swamp Life Expo in Grosse Tete, helping kids build birdhouses
We are asking each club member to cut out the parts for birdhouses that will be given to kids at the Oct 7th Swamp Life Expo so they can build them and bring them home. To sign-up to build these …
BRWC Club Members participated in the West Baton Rouge Museum history summer camp that was themed “Tales from the Bayou”.