Woodwork courses - beginner - make a serving tray
About the Course
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Social distancing
Class numbers will be restricted to no more than 4 people.
Those attending class will be asked to bring their own masks and gloves please.
Benches and tools will be wiped before use.
Build a practical wooden serving tray using basic power tools. Learn design, layout, cutting and jointing.
You will cut materials to size from the drawing and using the power mitre saw create mitre joints. You will use the router table and templates to create the tray ends and create grooves for the tray bottom and glue and assemble the project ready for staining or painting.
If you will be redeeming a CraftCourses gift voucher on this course, the voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
Those attending class will be asked to bring their own masks and gloves please.
Tea and coffee are available throughout the day. There is no lunch provided so bring your own or there is a local shop 1 min drive away.
Local train station is approx 10 mins walk and parking is available at the workshop.
Contact
Kirsty Duffey at Great British WoodshopOakcroft Rd
West Byfleet
Surrey
KT14 6JH
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Suitable for
- Adults
- Corporate days out & team building
- Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
- Public transport
- Seniors
- Suitable for beginners
- Teenagers
Available as a gift
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I really enjoyed the course & making the tray. It was fun, informative, informal and educational.
Will do a few more for sure!
Good hands on course I learned a lot of skills and used tools not available to me at home - Yet!
I produced a solid tray which I believe will last for many years to come.
Now deciding what to do next.
Thanks for a good day.