projects & clinics
a series of woodworking projects and instructional sessions that build on skills learned in Woodworking Foundations and Beginner DIY — let’s build things and develop skill
projects
let’s make things
diy: propagation station
Drill, sand, and assemble a wood frame to hang in your home, complete with tubes and plants to begin growing a wall garden of your own
prerequisite: Beginner DIY or Beginner Woodshop
diy: french cleats
Learn to build a totally customizable and storage system: French cleats. If you can imagine it, it can probably be designed around a French cleat. Let’s learn how they work and start designing things for your home.
prerequisite: Beginner Woodshop or Beginner DIY
more projects coming soon…
Want to build things together? We’ll be releasing more project classes in the near future — covering everything from home storage to furniture to tool-making.
Sign up for the projects waitlist — and then get started on your journey in Woodworking Foundations and Beginner DIY
clinics
let’s learn things
From joinery to finishes, materials to methods, our clinics aim to create smaller blocks of instruction to expose students to new ways of making and open up fresh possibilities in the woodshop.
Clinics are intended to build-upon or broaden a base of skills, and may require prerequisites (e.g. completion of ‘Foundations’ or ‘Beginner DIY’). Some example clinics include:
joinery: from dados to dovetails
finishes: hardwax oils, oil-based paints, ebonizing
sharpening: what is it, and how to do it efficiently (and get back to woodworking)
tool usage: hand planes, drawknives, spokeshaves, and carving tools, to name just a few
fasteners: what are the different types and what projects do they come in handy for?
general DIY: hanging things on the wall (drywall and all!), repairing furniture, improving lighting
