CCA construction students build their own storage unit
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CCA Construction students build their own storage unit
Mr. Burkhalter’s construction students have been building their own power tool equipment storage shed at the CCA. Students worked on everything from the frame to the board and batten sidings, electrical wiring, lights and the paint job.
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CCA construction students build their own storage unit
Floyd County College and Career Academy student Joshua Satcher installs the racks for hanging power drills in the equipment storage unit.
- Floyd County Schools
CCA Construction students build their own storage unit
Mr. Burkhalter’s construction students have been building their own power tool equipment storage shed at the CCA. Students worked on everything from the frame to the board and batten sidings, electrical wiring, lights and the paint job.
- Floyd County Schools
CCA Construction students build their own storage unit
The students built racks for hanging the various power tools they use and the shelves are now lined with carpet to prevent scuffing.
- Floyd County Schools
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