people mentioning linoleum carving in school was there a more dangerous activity than children wielding a linoleum knife on a slippery piece of linoleum i ask u
Two words: METAL SHOP
We did the potatoes and then the linoleum, and people def did cut themselves
Darth they didn’t give us linoleum knives they gave us these little tools with a U shape on the end did they give you knives? www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/pfeil-...
Pfeil carving tools are excellent quality, comfortable in the hand and offer precisely forged blades.
Everything in art class was dangerous. Hell, the kiln was right there in the rooms! You could constantly smell it. Not surprisingly, the longtime pottery teacher died of cancer in her 50s.
Two words: soldering irons
I did both! My linoleum cut was done around Halloween and I did a caracature of Death with his sickle in front of graves. Got to talk with my parents and the principal about if "anything was wrong," and I was like, "It's Halloween? And it's an old. Medieval motif for the block cut medium?"
When my sister was in second grade or so, she came home with an art project that for some reason was a square of wood with a nail hammered through it. Which she stepped on. Still have no idea what the hell they were thinking letting second graders make saw traps as art projects
In industrial arts, we were allowed to use a standup jigsaw in 2nd-6th grade ...
Yes: firing dissection probes out of tubing stuck to the water faucet in biology lab
Wood shop in the late 80s was a plethora of dangers and despite the guy teaching it having fewer than 10 fingers we somehow survived it.