Entries in this division represent the various processes associated with the
wood industry. All entries must be accompanied by a complete set of drawings
which will only be used to check measurements, construction, and specifications.
WO-1A Basic “Desktop” Woodworking projects (Placed on Desktop,
Shelf, Furniture Top, or Mantle, etc)
This classification includes projects, which are made to be placed on a piece
of furniture. A single entry may consist of one or more pieces if they form
pairs or are matched sets having the same function, such as a pair of candle
holders or a two-piece pattern. The pieces must be clearly marked to show that
they belong to a single entry. Entry must include drawing(s) with dimensions.
Examples: (Tissue or Jewelry Box, Tray, Mantle Clock).
Groups eligible to participate A, B, and E.
WO-1B Basic “Wall Mounted” Woodworking (Hung or
mounted on a wall or suspended from the ceiling)
This classification includes projects that are made to be mounted or hung on
a wall or suspended from the ceiling. A single entry may consist of one or more
pieces if they form pairs or are matched sets having the same function, such
as a pair of candle holders or a two-piece pattern. The pieces must be clearly
marked to show that they belong to a single entry. Entry must include drawing(s)
with dimensions. Examples: (Box, tray, wall shelf, or coat rack)
Groups eligible to participate A, B, and E.
WO-2A, WO-2B, and WO-2C Wood Furniture Construction (broken
into 3 areas)
This classification includes any piece of freestanding furniture that normally
sets on the floor, on the lawn, or on the patio. Only one item will be permitted
per entry except for matched pairs or sets. Two or more pieces of furniture
forming a matched pair or forming a set having the same function will be admitted
as one entry. A suite of furniture is not allowed. Examples: (Tables, chests,
dressers, stereo cabinets, chairs, stools, desks, and bookcases.) Entry must
include drawing(s) with dimensions. (Note: Entries such as clocks will be judged
only on the quality of woodworking and not on the electrical, electronic, or
mechanical equipment.) All beds will be enter in WO-2c based on the bed size
not on the display size requiring stub display rails. This classification is
for students with less than one years experience in a wood furniture construction.
Groups eligible to participate A, B and E.
WO-2A Wood Furniture Construction: a footprint of less than 4 sq. ft.
(area it takes up on the floor) figured - 2' x 2' = 4 sq ft" or 1.5' x
2.5' = 3.75 sq. ft. example (night stand, hall tree, floor lamp table, free
standing mirror).
WO-2B Wood Furniture Construction: a footprint of less than 8 sq. ft.
figured - 2' x 4' = 8 sq ft" or 1.5' x 5' = 7.5 sq. ft. example (buffets,
lowboy, sofa tables, coffee tables, dressers, etc.)
WO-2C Wood Furniture Construction: a footprint of greater than 8 sq.
ft. figured - 2' x 4.25' = 8.5 sq ft" or 1.5' x 6' = 9 sq. ft.
example (large curio cabinets, highboys, large display cabinets, beds, etc.)
WO-3A, and WO-3B: Advanced Wood Furniture Construction (broken
into 2 areas)
This classification includes any piece of freestanding furniture that normally
sets on the floor, on the lawn, or on the patio. Only one item will be permitted
per entry except for matched pairs or sets. Two or more pieces of furniture
forming a matched pair or forming a set having the same function will be admitted
as one entry. A suite of furniture is not allowed. This classification is for
students with more than one years experience in wood furniture construction.
Entry must include drawing(s) with dimensions. Examples: (Tables, chests, dressers,
stereo cabinets, chairs, stools, desks, and bookcases.) Note: Entries such as
clocks will be judged only on the quality of woodworking and not on the electrical,
electronic, or mechanical equipment. All beds will be enter in WO-3c based on
the bed size not on the display size requiring stub display rails.
Groups eligible to participate C, D and E.
WO-3A Advanced Wood Furniture Construction: a footprint of less than
8 sq. ft. figured - 2' x 4' = 8 sq ft" or 1.5' x 5' = 7.5 sq.
ft. example (buffets, lowboy, sofa tables, coffee tables, dressers, etc.)
WO-3B Advanced Wood Furniture Construction: a footprint of greater than
8 sq. ft. figured - 2' x 4.25' = 8.5 sq ft" or 1.5' x 6' = 9 sq.
ft. example (large curio cabinets, highboys, large display cabinets, beds, etc.)
WO-4 Basic Wood Turning
Any wood project on which the major portion of the work is turned is eligible.
Entry must include drawing(s) with dimensions. Examples: (Lamps, ashtrays, candlesticks,
trays, bowls.)
Groups eligible to participate A, B, and E.
WO-5 Cabinet-Making- Carcass construction, Casework, or and
Carpentry
(Group-Multiple Student or Single Student projects are allowed)
An entry in this classification may include work that is traditionally built
into a structure as a permanent fixture where a carcass is constructed with
veneers then casework is completed with hardwood to beautify the project. Examples:
(kitchen cabinets, vanity cabinet, or bar.) Other entry in this classification
must show a type of construction, rafter construction, floor and window framing,
or any construction that exemplifies building principles in the construction
of a residential or commercial building. Examples: (Small building or construction
mock-up). Entry must include drawing(s). All Groups are eligible to participate.