All users must read and sign a safety affidavit. That can be done when you first come to the Labs- allot 30 mins. This will also be covered as part of the Wood Lab Certification.
Anyone who would like to use the wood lab stationary power tools is required to attend a Wood Lab Certification. If your class uses the wood lab as part of its curriculum, you will be certified during class. Check with your faculty.
The Fab Labs are in the process of creating more certifications on other resources in the Labs. In the meantime, you can come into the Labs and ask to be trained on many of the resources.
Do I need a certification to use most wood lab hand tools?
No, a certification is not required for hand tools usage. Instead we will train you on how to use the tool during open lab hours.
Wait, what’s the difference between a certification and training? I don’t understand.
I have used the wood lab as part of my class during previous quarters. Does that make me wood lab certified?
If the content you covered in class matches that of the Wood Lab Certification content we will happily grandfather you in! Please email Catherine cmccul2@uw.edu with questions and details of the class.
Other questions? Did we miss something? We want to hear from you!
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