Note - photo is for illustrative purposes only. Final design will differ
Instructor: Pat Shuff & Mark Allen
Class Assistant: TBD
Students: 4 spaces
Prerequisites:
Required: Intro to Guild Safety
Required: Core Tool Certification
Recommended: Router Certification
This is an introductory hands-on class in which students will learn to make a laminated face-grain cutting board. During the two, 3-hour class sessions, students will mill the wood from raw boards, glue up the boards for drying between classes, watch demonstrations of the milling and shaping steps, and then work on their own boards. Students will get hands-on practice with the table saw, planer, router, band saw (optional), disc, belt and spindle sanders, and router table (optional) to shape their cutting board.
The goal is to have a rough cutting board drying overnight and a finished cutting board to take home at the end of class. In some cases, final sanding and application of mineral oil finish will be done at home. In exceptional cases where more shop time is needed for use of power tools, we will try to accommodate students with a shop session when they can use the shop to finish up their board.
Wood and supplies will be provided. Students - bring your own Personal Protective Equipment.
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Please register online and remit payment within 15 minutes. Your registration is not complete without payment.
The Guild promotes and encourages all members to act responsibly in matters of health and safety by adhering to the following measures:
- Staying Home When Sick: Members are urged to prioritize their health and the health of others by refraining from attending Guild events, workshops, or gatherings when experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness, especially those associated with flu, RSV and COVID-19.
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