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  • 08 Feb 2024 7:25 AM
    Reply # 13312484 on 13312116

    The Rebuilding Center in Portland has offered basic framing courses: How to Frame a 2x4" Wall, etc. Something like this would make a good jumping off point.  It would not leave a student with the knowledge of a journeyman carpenter.

    I've taken both woodworking classes and construction/remodeling classes at RBC.  My experience is that their remodeling classes like framing, electrical, and plumbing are valuable and worthwhile.  Their woodworking classes are more appropriate for someone looking to make a one-time craft project.  The Guild and other organizations (and retailers) offer better instruction for those interested in quality woodworking.  All are welcome to contact me with questions about this.

  • 07 Feb 2024 12:35 PM
    Message # 13312116

    I'm currently wait-listed for the Timber Framing course at Port Townsend School of Woodworking, and am aware of a class down in Ashland this March, that unfortunately conflicts with other plans. Have ideas of making some small timber framed structures for my house (shed, pergola) that I'm wanting to get some training for. 

    Anyone know of other courses in the area? Northern California or Idaho would be considered. Additionally, if you have a timber framing project that you'd like an extra set of hands on, in exchange for some education, I'd love to help. 

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