Learn Fundamentals of Woodworking at HatchSpace

REGISTER:  HatchSpace.org/Classes

This introductory course is designed to give beginner students an overview of the safe use of some of the most common machines and hand tools used in woodworking.

We will cover use of the planer, jointer, table saw, miter saw, band-saw, drill press, and additional machines as time allows. The properties of wood and techniques for safe machine operation will be covered thoroughly 

In this class we will build a three legged stool.  We will explore individual design by shaping and texturing wood surfaces.

Come to HatchSpace and learn from RISD graduate and studio furniture maker Martin Simpson. The skills taught in this basic class will provide a foundation for more advanced techniques used in some of Martin’s studio work. Have some fun while learning something new.

3 Sessions:
–  Friday, May 20, 6 – 8pm
–  Saturday & Sunday, May 21 – 22, 9am – 5pm with a 1 hour lunch break

Cost: $245 members; $292.50 supporters; $325 non-members 

Please contact HatchSpace for more information: info@hatchspace.org  |  802-257-3935  Financial aid may be available.