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Safety gear—

·        Goggles and gloves

·        Talk about safety rules

·        Extra large blocks of wood (use soft wood to start)

·        Hand drills (if available different drill bits)

·        Clamp well and keep hands away

·        Practice drilling techniques using a hand held egg beater

 

 

--Tap a starter hole with a nail

*you may find that using a nail larger than the drill bit is easier to get started.

--Place wood in a vice and keep hands clear

--Demonstrate, explain, and assist if needed

*Make a design or play connect the dots when finished

* Because one child may become tired and want to stop, it may take more than one child to produce a hole that they are happy with.

 

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