Introduction To Woodworking (CSW 101)

If you miss a class, you should attend the make-up class on Sunday at 9:30 AM There is a $25 fee. 

Introduction to Woodworking is a nine week course that serves as the preliminary class in our three course furniture making series. Here you will have an opportunity to learn about the characteristics of wood and the basic principals of woodworking through lectures, demonstrations, and most importantly, practical application.

Focusing primarily on the use of hand tools, you will learn how to use a saw, chisel, and hand planes. You’ll learn to sharpen chisels using grinders, water stones and sand paper.

You will learn to make a variety of joints, including: lap joints, bridle joints,  mortise and tenon joints and dovetail joints. These joints will be used in the construction of your projects, which will be a hinge mortise, a picture frames, a plant stand, and an exercise in through dovetails.

You’ll also use the router table, and various hand-held power sanders while working on your projects.

Class size is limited to 10 students per class. Minimum age 16 years old.

Repeating what is in “FAQ” below – You must notify us one week before the start of your class if you need to cancel in order to receive a partial refund. The $50 registration fee is non-refundable. After the start of your class, no refunds are given.

Registration for the Spring 2025 session is open.

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Note: when you register through PayPal, we receive your registration. You will not receive a separate confirmation from the school. See you in class!

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