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Beginning Woodworking February 25-26

This beginning woodworking class is for anyone interested in learning how to use basic wood-working tools skillfully and safely. This class is centered on building a small project, usually a step stool, in order to teach the fundamentals of carpentry. Students will learn how to identify lumber grain and direction; surface plane to mill a of lumber to thickness; joint the edge of a plank straight; Rip lumber safely on a table saw to dimension; as well as how to use a drill with countersink, round over edges with a router, sand a surfaced smooth, and cut curves on a bandsaw. A great way to prepare yourself to taking more advanced woodworking and boatbuilding classes.

Half Hull Model Making March 11-12

In this class students will learn how to make their own half hull model of CWB’s classic Ted Geary designed R-class boat Pirate. Half Hull model making is a timeless and fun way to scale down the lines drawings of a vessel to make a beautiful model for your wall. Students will laminate the waterlines of the vessel and then carefully carve the designed shape of the vessel smooth. This is a fantastic, hands on, experience to get really intimate with a vessels shape.

Women’s Woodworking March 25-26

This beginning woodworking class is for anyone interested in learning how to use basic wood-working tools skillfully and safely.

First you’ll learn how to use basic hand and power tools, followed by the larger table saws, planers and other machines. With that mastered, you’ll move on to basic joinery, laminating, fastening and finishing. By the end of the class, you’ll leave with your own handcrafted wood project, and the skills and confidence to tackle simple projects on your own.

Woodworking Unplugged - Dates coming soon!

In this class you will use hand tools only to build a small project. Learn how to use planers to smooth a surface, chisel with precision, and become adept with a Japanese hand saw. Building a small Dovetail box, students will learn a variety of joints and techniques. There is no pre-requisite for this class, however it is a great compliment to The Center for Wooden Boats’ Beginning Woodworking class.