Shaker Hall Table
An eight-session class that is a continuation of the Woodworking I class. This class utilizes a combination of hand tools and power tools in the construction of a valuable piece of furniture. Techniques learned in the previous class are put to extensive use as more advanced techniques and skills are introduced. Mortise and tenon joints, grain matching, and using handplanes are a few of the new skills students will learn while making a cherry hall table as their project. Class size is limited, Woodworking I is a prerequisite. Tuition: $395.00 plus materials ($225.00).
Section 1023017A: Monday evenings, October 30-December 18, 6:00pm-9:30pm
(Note: Tim Spratlin is the instructor for Woodworking I & II)
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