Building and Construction Trades
Welcome to the Building and Construction Trades Showcase. Projects are arranged by date of submission.
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Fabian Herrera & William Enriquez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Here we created a cutting board that resembled a football field.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Victor Cabanzo & Maximiliano Silva, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
A cutting board with one handle and a tray with a drain at the bottom.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Jesus Martinez & Stephanie Peña, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Me and my partner grabbed different pieces of wood to make the cutting board design and glued the wood together to get our cutting board.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Armando Villa Senor & Omar Garcia , King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Together, my partner and I collaborated to craft an elongated cutting board. Our joint efforts resulted in a sleek and functional design, providing ample space for various culinary tasks.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Armando & Angel, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
The project took considerable time and effort to construct, demanding focused attention and dedication over the span of a full week. Despite the challenges encountered along the way, the cutting board was ultimately completed with precision and finesse.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Luis Silva & Angel Ramirez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
This cutting board features a smooth, elongated design with two handles for easy handling. Its sleek surface ensures precise cutting and chopping while adding a touch of style to your kitchen. Perfect for both professional chefs and home cooks alike, this board combines functionality with elegance.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Anthony Lopez & Joaquin Sabala, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Our cutting board stands out with its unique feature of efficiently containing juices. Crafted with a thoughtful design, it prevents liquids from spilling onto your kitchen counter, providing a clean and organized workspace.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
William Enriquez & Fabian Herrera, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Whether you're slicing fruits, carving meats, or chopping vegetables, this cutting board ensures that any juices are contained within its surface, making it a practical and convenient choice for your culinary tasks.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Alejandra Medrano & Priscilla Delgado, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Our collaborative effort has yielded a unique wooden cutting board composed of multiple types of woods. This distinctive blend of wood varieties not only enhances the board's aesthetic appeal but also brings a diverse range of qualities to the table.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Jesus Velasquez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
A fabulous cutting board created with distinct craftsmanship.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Rafael Vasquez & Genesis Godinez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
This is a wooden cutting board. I cut long strips of wood into skinny pieces by using the table saw and router. After i had all of my pieces i glued them together over night. The next day i cut it to length sanded down the glue and made handle with a router. I then sanded it down again and oiled it to finish it up.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Angel Tapia & Yahir Perez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
First we started off by getting good planks and stripping them down to the desirable size then after that we r we sanded all the pieces down so that they fit together next we were on to the gluing part of it where we got clamps to help us hold it together after we had to router the little canals along the side & the dip after we just sanded/oiled.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Jose Adan Pena & Anthony Manriquez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
This is a cutting board project that is inspired by a picture of a checkerboard, We saw a picture of someone that did one similar and wanted to give this project a try by doing it differently and in our own way.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Anthony Manriquez & Jose Adan Pena, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
This is our cutting board project and we got the inspiration from a checkerboard, we looked for a idea of this online and we found a checker project and decided to give it a shot.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Joaquin Sabala & Anthony Lopez, King City High School, Ag Mechanics
This is a picture of the cutting board my partner and I made.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Luci Ho La Macchia, King City High School, Ag Mechanics
Smooth and long with a drip tray.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Omar & Armando, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
This is our cutting board.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Stephanie Pena, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Smooth, long and as a handle.
Submitted: 3/11/2024
Genesis Godinez & Rafael Vasquez, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
It is a smooth cutting board made up of small strips of wood glued together that me and my partner worked on for a month non stop. It is well made and sturdy .
Submitted: 3/13/2024
Yahir Perez & Angel Tapia, King City High School, AG Mechanics 2
Hard wood with oil drip pan made with router machine.
Submitted: 3/13/2024
Brian Nava, North Salinas High School, Construction Tech
This is a Shaker Stool built by Brian Nava with the help of heavy machinery and tools that require special techniques to handle. This is a project that took over a month to build.
Submitted: 4/02/2024
Yesenia Reynolds, North Salinas High School, Construction Tech
This 18" by 8" stool is called a shaker stool made up of 100% authentic pine wood it is small but very durable and can hold up to 300 pounds it not only is very durable but has a beautiful smooth cherry stain finish and has a smooth shiny lacquer finish and is level to ensure that there is no wobbles or imperfections in the piece.
Submitted: 4/03/2024