Learn the basics of using power tools for woodworking. You'll learn about the router, drill press, dovetail jigs, jointer, planer, band saw, and more as you create a tool box/garden tote/candle box.
Come spend the day with Krista (Woodcraft Seattle) and Melissa (Lamatriarca Woodworking), female carpenters working in Seattle, and learn all about deck building from start to finish. Together as a group, we will build a small deck and discuss all aspects from lumber options and selection, how to cast your footings, understanding joist span and framing a square deck. You will learn how to use a drill, impact driver and circular saw with lots of discussion about fasteners. Permitting guidelines and considerations will be discussed and lots of handouts will be provided. Leave the day with enough knowledge to get you going. This is a unique and one-time class offering. $25 Materials Fee is Payable to Instructor.
Ready to feel confident with drywall and power tools? In this one-day, women's only, DIY Workshop you'll learn how to build a 4'x6' wall frame, cut and hang drywall, use mud to patch small and large holes, find studs, hang shelves and use drills, anchors and so much more. All in a supportive, hands-on environment with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided. This is the kind of class that makes you go home and fix something you've been afraid to touch for years. Take your home ownership to the next level! Due to the significant amount of tools and materials required for this class, there will be an additional $75 materials fee payable to the instructor.
In this relief carving class, students will create a refined lotus design while developing an understanding of depth, balance, and organic form. The course focuses on clean carving techniques, smooth transitions, tool control, and surface refinement. Students will complete a finished botanical relief suitable for display. Supplies: V-Gouge: 12/6 or 12/8, Single Bevel Chisel: 1/5, Straight Sweep Gouge: 6/16, or 6/18 or 7/16 There is a $20 material fee payable to the instructor.
Craft a layered wood inlay design using contrasting species. Learn to cut, fit, and sand pieces, and explore scroll saw techniques to bring your image to life. $20 Materials Fee Payable to Instructor
Build an elegant jewelry box from cherry and birdseye maple while sharpening the precision skills that define fine woodworking. This project features a hinged lid and three fitted interior trays. Instruction emphasizes accuracy, layout, and hand tool proficiency — with focused use of the shooting board for speed and precision. Select power tools will also be used. Box making is an exercise in accuracy and thoughtful craftsmanship. The skills developed in this class transfer directly to cabinetry and fine furniture work. $75 Materials Fee Payable to Instructor
Get your porch ready for fall in style! In this class, Krista will walk you through all the steps to create your very own cedar planter box. You will learn to use the miter saw, nail gun, drill and impact driver, all about various fasteners, assembly, and glue up and you will leave with a beautiful, finished box ready for some beautiful fall mums! Final dimensions are about 2' x 2' x2' and holds a hanging planter size plant so you can tuck that in and be all set! Due to the insane cost of lumber right now, there is a materials fee of $100 payable to the instructor.
Ready to feel confident with drywall and power tools? In this one-day, open to all, DIY Workshop you'll learn how to build a 4'x6' wall frame, cut and hang drywall, use mud to patch small and large holes, find studs, hang shelves and use drills, anchors and so much more. All in a supportive, hands-on environment with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided. This is the kind of class that makes you go home and fix something you've been afraid to touch for years. Take your home ownership to the next level! Due to the significant amount of tools and materials required for this class, there will be an additional $75 materials fee payable to the instructor.
This introductory class will teach you about six different types of popular joints: a drawer lock joint, a mortise and tenon joint, a dowel joint, a box joint, a dado joint, and biscuit joinery. You will create a serving tray using each of these six joints, and will use tools such as the mortiser, router table and dado blade on a tablesaw. Join Jerry as he shows you how to construct each joint and learn his insights as to "how to select the appropriate joint for various woodworking projects." Jerry's instruction and guidance will ease any hesitations you may have had about joinery and you'll leave with your own 'hands-on reminder' (i.e., the serving tray)!
Learn the basics of using power tools for woodworking. You'll learn about the router, drill press, dovetail jigs, jointer, planer, band saw, and more as you create a tool box/garden tote/candle box.
Ready to feel confident with drywall and power tools? In this one-day, women's only, DIY Workshop you'll learn how to build a 4'x6' wall frame, cut and hang drywall, use mud to patch small and large holes, find studs, hang shelves and use drills, anchors and so much more. All in a supportive, hands-on environment with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided. This is the kind of class that makes you go home and fix something you've been afraid to touch for years. Take your home ownership to the next level! Due to the significant amount of tools and materials required for this class, there will be an additional $75 materials fee payable to the instructor.
This 3-day class utilizes a combination of hand tools and power tools in the construction of a classic Shaker Hall Table. The table measures 14" x 30", by 32" high. The class is intended for the beginner/intermediate woodworker who is interested in furniture making. With the instructor’s guidance each student will process rough lumber to a finished table. Various skills and techniques will be used in the construction of the table, including building and fitting a dovetail drawer, creating tapered legs, beaded aprons, mortise and tenon joinery and grain matching are a few the student learn while making the Shaker Hall Table. Time permitting finishing will be discussed. Class size is limited.
Ready to feel confident with drywall and power tools? In this one-day, women's only, DIY Workshop you'll learn how to build a 4'x6' wall frame, cut and hang drywall, use mud to patch small and large holes, find studs, hang shelves and use drills, anchors and so much more. All in a supportive, hands-on environment with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided. This is the kind of class that makes you go home and fix something you've been afraid to touch for years. Take your home ownership to the next level! Due to the significant amount of tools and materials required for this class, there will be an additional $75 materials fee payable to the instructor.
Learn the basics of using power tools for woodworking. You'll learn about the router, drill press, dovetail jigs, jointer, planer, band saw, and more as you create a tool box/garden tote/candle box. A $50 Material Fee Payable To The Instructor Is Required For This Class.
