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Trade
Resume
Experience:
1988
- 1995 3WsWoodworking and Warren E. Wyrostek, M.Ed., Madison, Florida
• Owned and operated custom woodturning, furniture, and
antique restoration shop.
• Taught basic woodworking, woodturning, furniture joinery with
hand and power tools, and small building construction.
• Closed the Shop and business due to family health demands.
1988 - 1995
Classroom Teacher, Madison County High School, Madison, Florida.
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Taught upper level sciences, carpentry, construction, and computer applications.
• District Teacher of the Year-1994; HS Teacher of the Year 1991
and 1993.
1982 - 1988
Carpenter, New York Hospital, N.Y.C. N.Y.
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Responsible for all aspects of institutional carpentry and cabinet work.
• Designed and installed Architectural woodwork.
• Interacted with Medical Personnel in OR, ICU and patient area
renovations.
• Provided "Best Practices" and "Safety" Models
and Training for Engineering Staff.
• Consultant on Industrial Safety and Hygiene
• Developed and implemented administrative, purchasing, distribution,
and inventory control system for an inventory in excess of a quarter million
dollars, in one shop serving a 1200 bed teaching hospital.
• Created one-off projects, and provided repair and restoration
services for physicians and private clients on the Eastside of Manhattan.
1961
-1982 PT Commercial Appliance Mechanic, NY
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Repaired Commercial Laundry Equipment (Maytag, Speed Queen, Bendix, Whirlpool
etc. ) for a number of companies including:
- LaundryCraft-Bronx,
NY
- Metered Appliances,
Queens, NY
- Maytag Washer
Service, Brooklyn, NY
- Numerous private
laundrymats in the surrounding areas.
Trade Education:
• Sotheby-Parke
Bernet /Sotheby's Restoration- French Polishing, Antique Restoration-
1982, 83, 86
• A.C. Constantine's- Furniture Repair, finishing, caning, veneering,
marquetry, carving, framing -1982-85
• Force Tool and Machinery- European Cabinet Construction, dovetail
joinery, Windsor Chair making- 1984-85
• James L. Cox School of Woodworking- Extended Seminar in Woodturning-
1986
• Brookdale Community College- Furniture Design and Construction
with Tage Frid- 1986
• Kirby Studios Society of Woodworkers- A School without Walls-
1986
• Rockland County Community College- Extended Seminar in Fine Craftsmanship
with James Krenov and Extended Seminar in Advanced Router Techniques with
Bob Rosendahl- 1987
• Hiram College-Conover School of Woodworking- A Week with Rude
Osolnik- 1987
• Arrowmount School of Arts and Crafts- A Week of Turning with Michael
O'Donnell- 1989
• Highland Hardware- Basic Chip Carving with Wayne Barton- 1990
• New
York Hospital- Architectural Carpentry and Cabinet Making with Ronald
Cox- 1976-1988
Trade Honors:
• Scholarship
from the American Association of Woodturners to Arrowmount
• Article published in 1987 in International Woodworking
• Several Articles published in "American Woodturner"
in the 1990's
Trade Affiliations 1982-1995
• Woodworker's
Association of North America
• Marquetry Society of America
• American Association of Woodturners
• Society of Wood Craftsmen
• Professional Picture Framer's Association
• Woodturner's Center
• National Woodcarver's Association
• Carpenter's Local 903
• American Vocational Association
• Florida Vocational Association
• National Association of Industrial and Technical Teacher Educators
• National Association of Trade and Industrial Educators
Trade Teaching Certification:
• N.Y.C. Public
High School, Certificate to Teach Cabinet Making, TPD
• Madison County School Board, Florida, Certificate to Teach Construction
-1994-1996
Published
Trade Articles And Reviews:
- American Woodturner,
June 1996, Book Review of “Make Money from Woodturning”
by Ann and Bob Phillips
- American Woodturner,
September 1995, Book Review of “Woodturning Traditional Folk Toys”
by Alan and Gil Bridgewater.
- American Woodturner,
June 1991, Book and Video Review of “Turning Projects” and
“Turning Projects with Richard Raffan” both by Richard Raffan.
- American Woodturner,
March 1991, Book Review of “Woodturning for Cabinetmakers”
by Michael Dunbar.
- International
Wookworking Magazine, Spring 1990, Book Review of “Folk Art Weather
Vanes” by John Nelson.
- International
Woodworking Magazine, Spring 1987, Letter to the Editor.
- American Woodturner,
December 1989, Seminar Review of Arrowmount Schools of Arts and Crafts
seminar with Michael O’Donnell.
- International
Woodworking Magazine, Fall 1989, Book Review of “Country Classic”
by John A. Nelson.
- International
Woodworking Magazine, Fall 1991, Book Review of “Spielman’s
Original Scroll Saw Patterns” by Patrick and Patricia Spielman.
- World of Wood,
June 1991, Book Review of “Woodturning for Cabinetmakers”
by Michael Dunbar.
- World of Wood,
June 1991, Book Review of “Classics from The New Yankee Workshop”
by Norm Abram.
- American Woodturner,
March 1993, Video Review of “Turning Unusual Materials”
and “Turned Boxes with Threaded Lids” by Bonnie Klein.
- American Woodturner,
March 1993, Video Review of “Fun at the Lathe” and “Let’s
Make a Bowl Lathe/Plus Mobile Bases” by John I. Timby
- Workshop News,
September 1991,”Turner Invents Lathe chuck for Vessel work”
Review of John Read’s invention.
- American Woodturner,
September 1991, Video Review of “I Techniques and Projects”
and “II Bowls and Projects” and “III Boxes and Other
Projects” by Bonnie Klein.
- Vocational Educational
Journal, American Vocation Association, October 1991, Book Review of
“Apprenticeship for Adulthood” by Stephen F. Hamilton.
- American Woodturner
Index Reference: book reviews, 6.1:28,6.2:24, 6.3:32, 8.2:20-21, 8.3:35,
10.3:46, 11.2:40, 11.4:48-50 video reviews, 8.1:36-37
- From 1988 to
1993 also reviewed the following titles for now defunct publications:
“200 Original Shop Aids and Jigs for Woodworkers” by Rosario
Capotosto; “Making Boxes, Baskets and Bowls” by Warren J.
Asa; “The Craftsman Woodturner” by Peter Child.
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