EagleVolunteer

Thanks all for the quick feedback. It certainly helped. We had a meetup, only the 2nd one, scheduled for yesterday evening to discuss the project. Quite a bit of course correction was achieved. As Oldscout448 brought up, I took a closer look at the BSA safety guidelines. For the scout's age, he is able to use a 'screwdriver (electric)', so that opened up doing assembly for him. In the meeting, I told the scout, I'll wrap up the assembly model (was nearly complete already) and I'll pass on a pdf of the assembly model and an exploded view of the cart. The rest of the piece drawings

I believe father may be the coach. Haven't seen inside his project workbook, but he did have a binder with him. I'd guess that is the project workbook, and dad said that it needed to be about an inch thick at the end with all of the 'documentation' of the project.

Hi All, Looking for help and direction here. Recently, through a family friend, my name was offered up as someone who could help a scout on their Eagle Scout project. I have a small woodworking shop and the necessary skills to 'assist' on his project. The scout went to their elementary school and asked the principal about needs. The principal came up with a cart to house and move the awards that are given from classroom to classroom, and the principal drew up an initial sketch of the cart with major dimensions. Met with the scout and offered to help on the project. It's simply