Woodworking 2: Joinery and Intermediate Techniques

This class will expound upon the foundational skills of woodworking by focusing on several ways to create strong, lasting joints. Learn their structural value and adaptable uses for a variety of applications. You will use the mortising machine, table saw, and various hand tools to create a variety of joints to include: mortise and tenon, mitre joints, dowling, and rabbet joints. Other methods of joinery will be presented as concepts to add to your skillset and practice.

Instructors:

Section A – Matt Brenn
Section B – Phil DePalma

Section A: Wednesdays [4 weeks] October 1 – 22: 6:30 – 9:30pm

Section B: Mondays [4 weeks] October 6 – November 3 [skip October 13]: 6:30 – 9:30pm

• Skill Level: Intermediate
• Prerequisites: Completion of the Woodworking 1 class at the Crafts Center orequivalent experience.

Class fees by level:     NC State Students – $100     Public – $160