Foundations of Woodworking I
Foundations of Woodworking I offers foundational woodworking knowledge and practice to students interested in pursuing these lifelong skills professionally or for personal enrichment. Students learn how to effectively shape and build with wood, considering its biological and mechanical properties. They will learn the safe and effective use of hand tools and gradually be introduced to machine tools. Students will be taught Design; Shop practice, Personal Practice, Project Management; Hand Tool Proficiency; Machine tool proficiency; Joinery; Turning; Glue-up and assembly; Finishing and surface preparation; Stock selection, preparation, and handling; Shapes, curves, and details; Sharpening and tool maintenance. Students will build Bench Fixtures: a Benchtop Tote; a Joiner's Tool Tote; Small Side Table; and Cabinet.
Tuition cost includes sales tax listed under Total Required Fees until July 1, 2026 when the sales tax will be deleted due to a change in the retail sales tax law
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Marge Roark
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Administration
(360) 344-4455 ext.
registrar@ptwoodschool.org
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