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SUMMARY:Shaker Candlestick Table with Bobby
DESCRIPTION:Come build a Shaker round stand with Bobby Ives\, founder of The Carpenter’s Boat Shop. This cherry table stand is the pinnacle of Shaker design\, originating in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This 5 day course will use power machinery (lathe) and basic hand tools. All students will be able to take home a table by the end of the week. Course is from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Housing available if needed\, food not covered. Please contact danielle@carpentersboatshop.org to coordinate.   \nFull payment upon enrollment. Cancellation policy. Outside of 30 days 100% reimbursed. Inside of 30 days 50% reimbursement. Inside of 5 days 0% reimbursement.  Scholarship funds are available in cases of financial need.  Please send an email to danielle@carpentersboatshop.org to inquire.  \n  \n 
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/shaker-candlestick-table-with-bobby-2/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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SUMMARY:Winter Skiff Class with Bobby Ives
DESCRIPTION:This class is open to all\, beginning and advanced woodworkers. The class will introduce students to the fundamentals of traditional boat building. Daily lectures will be given in tool use\, sharpening\, boat design\, and wood technology. The class together will construct a traditional 9 1/2 foot Monhegan Island skiff. Come spend a week learning from the founder of the Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, Bobby Ives! Course will be from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Please bring lunch. Housing accommodation is not available. \nFull payment upon enrollment. Cancellation policy. Outside of 30 days 100% reimbursed. Inside of 30 days 50% reimbursement. Inside of 5 days 0%reimbursement.   \nScholarship funds are available in cases of financial need.  Please send an email to info@carpentersboatshop.org to inquire. 
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/winter-skiff-class-with-bobby-ives/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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SUMMARY:June Driftwood Workshop with George Ingram
DESCRIPTION:Join our free Driftwood workshop taught by George Ingram. This workshop is open to all with no experience necessary. Students will learn basic power and hand tools and leave with a beautiful driftwood creation. Driftwood is provided but participants are welcome to bring their own. Space is limited\, donations are welcomed! Please bring lunch.
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/june-driftwood-workshop-with-george-ingram/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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SUMMARY:BIPOC Introduction to Chairmaking: Make a Milking Stool with Charles Thompson
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hands-on\, BIPOC centered workshop taught by Charles Thompson. Participants will learn the basics of staked furniture by way of making their own three-legged stool with hand tools. They’ll learn how to make tapered chair legs\, either by hand plane or draw knife. They’ll figure out seat layout\, splay angles\, and discuss what those mean in relation to design and function. Lastly\, they’ll saddle a seat and join them to the legs with a tapered mortise and tenon joint.  \nThe course will run from 9 am to 5 pm Saturday and Sunday. \nPlease bring a lunch. \nStudents aren’t required to bring anything but should feel welcome to bring any tools present on the tool list should they prefer to use their own. \nTool List: \n\nJack plane\nBlock plane\nSpokeshave\nDrawknife \n⅝” chisel\nTravisher\nJapanese pull saw\nSliding Bevel\nElectric drill or Bit Brace\n⅝” Brad point drill bit or if possible a ⅝” center point or jennings bit for brace\nDividers or compass\n12.8 degree tenon cutter (I have one of these\, but if you have one on hand we’ll use it too)\nMallet\n\n\n\n\n\n​Charles Thompson makes chairs and carvings in a humble workshop on a hill in western Massachusetts. His work reflects on vernacular forms\, and uses a mixed vocabulary of techniques\, patterns\, and materials that speak to the efficacy of hand work. He typically works straight from the log\, splitting\, bending\, manipulating\, then rejoining wood in a process that leverages personal intention and celebrates common materials. He is the recipient of the 2024 John D Mineck Fellowship. Visit his website here
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/bipoc-introduction-to-chairmaking-make-a-milking-stool-with-charles-thompson/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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