This beginning woodworking class is for anyone interested in learning how to use basic wood-working tools skillfully and safely.
This class is centered on building a small project, usually a step stool, in order to teach the fundamentals of carpentry. Students will learn how to identify lumber grain and direction; surface plane to mill a lumber to thickness; joint the edge of a plank straight; Rip lumber safely on a table saw to dimension; as well as how to use a drill with countersink, round over edges with a router, sand a surfaced smooth, and cut curves on a bandsaw. A great way to prepare yourself to taking more advanced woodworking and boatbuilding classes.
AGES: Adult
DATE: February 5th & 6th, 2022
TIME: 10am-6pm
CLASS SIZE: 6 Students
INSTRUCTOR: Dustin Espey
LOCATION: South Lake Union
PREREQUISITES: None
COST: $300 Members | $350 General