Keywords: # Creative Woodworking Course, # Primary and Secondary School Labor Skills Course, # Woodworking Education Equipment, # Woodworking Student Machine Tool, # Woodworking Creative Course

At the intersection of labor education and science and technology education in primary and secondary schools, maker spaces, woodworking workshops, and metalworking rooms are changing from “optional scenery” into a core educational necessity. The Opinions on Strengthening Science and Technology Education in Primary and Secondary Schools issued by seven departments clearly propose strengthening the construction of teaching facilities such as science and technology laboratories. Guangdong and other places also require the active construction of educational maker spaces and other functional rooms.

Traditional woodworking machine tools are large, noisy, and risky to operate, which once deterred many schools from setting up woodworking and metalworking rooms. The emergence of student-safe machine tools changes this fundamental logic. Small machine tools designed specifically for campus scenarios eliminate concerns about students being exposed to danger.

Once safety is no longer an obstacle, the spatial threshold is also lowered. An ordinary classroom can be slightly renovated into a woodworking workshop or metalworking room, without the need for dedicated sites or complex circuits. A school does not have to wait until a standard factory building is completed before offering classes. With one classroom, several pieces of equipment, and a set of safety rules, students can begin the complete processes of sawing, drilling, grinding, and turning.

W106MB Metal Grinder

Features:

The grinder operates on a safe power supply. There are no plastic parts in the body, greatly improving the equipment’s stability and durability. It can be used for polishing and grinding. The workpiece can be fixed in a vise or on a drill table, or held by hand for grinding at various angles. Sandpaper grit is generally No. 100, and sandpaper can also be selected according to different materials and surface requirements.

Technical Parameters:

Motor speed: 20000 r/min ±15%

Spindle speed: 3000 r/min ±15%

Voltage/Power: 100V–240V, 36W (optional 24W, 60W)

Worktable: 100 × 120 mm

Center height: 25 mm

Wheel disc diameter: 49 mm

Product dimensions: 278 × 135 × 100 mm

Packaging dimensions: 330 × 205 × 241 mm

Materials processed: wood, soft metals (gold, silver, aluminum, copper), acrylic, plastics, etc.

Applications:

Campus maker education, labor and technology education, metalworking and woodworking, high school general technology, comprehensive practice, and other in-school and out-of-school institutional courses and personal DIY.

A small machine tool can process wood as well as soft metals and acrylic. The boundary between woodworking and metalworking becomes blurred on the same workbench, giving interdisciplinary project-based learning a tangible carrier.

The significance of that quietly running safe miniature machine tool in the maker space lies not in what it replaces, but in the fact that it brings back into students’ hands the part of education that was once shut out by safety concerns.

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