Once upon a time, in the sizzling sunny state of Arizona, there was a band of kids known as the “AZ Sawdust Squad”. These weren’t your usual kids; they were woodworking wonders! The sun-baked desert and towering cacti of Arizona was their playground, and timber their toy. Now, who led this team of timber tamers? That would be Splinter, a wildly funny, sunburnt kangaroo with the hands of a skilled carpenter. Hopping all the way from the Outback, Splinter brought with him the magical art of woodworking, and these Arizona kiddos were eager apprentices. Splinter sported a tool belt full of fascinating instruments and the kids were always spellbound by his tales of mystical creatures made from wood. Whether it was a gnome who could whisper secrets or a unicorn with a rainbow tail, every piece of wood was a cipher waiting to be resolved. Each morning as the Arizona sun started its climb, Splinter and the AZ Sawdust Squad gathered in the shade of an old saguaro cactus, tools in hand, sawdust in their hair, and wood shavings clinging to their clothes. Their laughter echoed across the desert, punctuated by the rhythmic ‘thwacks’ of mallets and the 'zzz' of the saw. These were not simply children learning woodworking; they were sculptors of dreams, their imaginations running as wild as the desert wind. Whether they were carving a cactus or crafting a critter, every chip and chisel stroke from these little woodworkers was filled with joy and creativity. Splinter would hop around, offering a tip here, a high five there, with a goofy grin plastered on his face. The AZ Sawdust Squad and their kangaroo captain were the heart and soul of Arizona, making the desert shine brighter with their imaginative wooden wonders.