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This intensive one-week course will focus on developing proficiency with woodworking hand tools. Beginning with the sharpening and honing of planes, chisels and saws, Rob will teach how to use hand planes and how they can be a finishing option to sanding.
Rob will teach how to use winding sticks, scrub plane, jointer and smoother to dimension lumber from rough sawn to flat, smooth and square on six sides.
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Hand tools offer the finishing touch especially with exposed joinery.
Dovetails, through, half-blind, mitered edge and hounds tooth, mortise and
tennon both blind and thorough wedged, will be taught and practiced. In
addition to learning to properly execute the joints, Rob will teach practical application as well.
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Since hand woodwork requires properly tuned, sharpened and fettled hand
tools, students will want to bring their own tools to work with. Limit 12
students per class.
Calgary
June 30 - July 4, 2008 (approx. 65 hrs)
July 21 - 25, 2008 (approx. 65 hrs)
August 4 - 8, 2008 (approx. 65 hrs)
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Level: Beginner through advanced
Class Size: 12
Fee: $995.00
S.A.I.T. [Southern Alberta Institute of Technology] Calgary, Alberta
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This is a great example of what can be accomplished in the Training the Hand Workshop.
Half Blind Dovetail Joints by: Kyle, Gary, Mike and Rob. |
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