Wood Shop

Bill Rumley woodshop

The wood shop is a welcoming space where Art and Art History students, staff, and faculty can build valuable skills in pursuit of their creative research and projects.  The wood shop offers a wide range of tools and processes, spanning from antique hand tools to modern digital fabrication equipment. Staff work to provide students with many options and possibilities as they explore technical and creative problem-solving. This valuable work space supports a wide variety of classes and coursework across the Art and Art History curriculum. 

 

An abundance of high-quality bench tools, hand tools, and machinery is available. Modern amenities, such as downdraft tables, a high-end dust collection system, a spray booth, and electrical drops above benches promote health, safety, and efficiency.

 

The wood shop safety orientation (completed online through Canvas) is required for anyone that wishes to use the wood shop. Â鶹ÒùÔº must be currently enrolled in an Art and Art History class before logging in with their identikey. Once the online wood shop orientation has been completed, additional demonstrations and training may be required in-person. Â鶹ÒùÔº must check in with wood shop staff before beginning work.
 


 


 

There are two prerequisites for access to the Woodshop:
  • First, you must be currently enrolled in an Art and Art History course, and use the facilities for coursework.
  • Second, attendance at a safety orientation is required. The orientation will introduce you to our policies and safety practices.

We will then work with you one-on-one to help you achieve your desired results.

  • Table saw
  • Panel saw
  • Jointer
  • Planer Edge sander
  • Disk and belt sander
  • Orbital sanders
  • A couple drill presses
  • Chop saw
  • Compound miter saw
  • Radial arm saw
  • Scroll saw
  • 3 Band saws
  • Several Woodworking benches and tables
  • Sharpening station
  • Jig saws
  • Hand drills
  • Drivers
  • Nail guns
  • Biscuit joiner
  • Domino joiner
  • Routers
  • Router table
  • Shaper
  • Hot works room with steam
  • Lathe
  • More hand tools and jigs then can be listed

Wood Shop Contact Information:

Garrett Bryant
Wood Shop & Digital Fabrication Lab Tech
garrett.bryant@colorado.edu
VAC 271C

Evan Blackstock
Fabrication Shops Manager & Building Proctor
evan.blackstock@colorado.edu
VAC 290