Basic Woodworking: Box 1F26
Age Group:
Adults
Learn the fundamentals of woodworking as you take a project from plan to completion. With a focus on six essential power tools, students will learn wood properties and shop etiquette, interpret plans, cut and mill stock, and use basic machine joinery techniques.
Designed as one of the foundation classes of our woodworking program, this class qualifies students for intermediate and advanced woodworking courses, including Woodworking Open Shop.
*This class is highly sequential, and each session builds directly on the previous one. In order to complete the project and fulfill the requirements for intermediate and advanced woodworking classes, including Woodworking Open Shop, students who miss a class will be required to schedule a paid make-up lesson before returning to class. If you know you will miss a session, please contact as soon as possible.
We recommend enrolling early, as this popular class usually fills quickly!
Class Make-Up Date: 10/27/26
Eric Campbell
Eric Campbell started woodworking in 2006 attending classes at North Bennet St. School in Fine Woodworking and Machine Woodworking, then designing and building a router table, Roubo workbench and full dining room set in the Eliot School's Furniture Design, Upholstery and Woodworking Open Shop classes. Since then, he has been designing and building furniture for his own home, incorporating new techniques and processes in each succeeding piece.
Specialty:
Woodworking
Materials to bring to class:
All materials will be provided in class and included in tuition.