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== Next Sessions == | == Next Sessions == | ||
11/08/17 @ 7:00pm. Project: Winding sticks. Winding sticks are a pair of pieces of parallel stock, with contrasting top edges. By placing them at either end of a piece of timber, getting down level with the tops of the sticks, and sighting over them, it's easy to see whether the timber is twisted in its length (known as being "in wind" [rhymes with "grind"]). This workshop combines parts of the planing stock square workshop and edge jointing workshop. We've got some nice contrasting utile and spanish oak that will make for a good looking end product to take home. '''Please note''': there is a £5 charge for the stock used in this session. | 11/08/17 @ 7:00pm. Project: Winding sticks. Winding sticks are a pair of pieces of parallel stock, with contrasting top edges. By placing them at either end of a piece of timber, getting down level with the tops of the sticks, and sighting over them, it's easy to see whether the timber is twisted in its length (known as being "in wind" [rhymes with "grind"]). This workshop combines parts of the planing stock square workshop and edge jointing workshop. We've got some nice contrasting utile and spanish oak that will make for a good looking end product to take home. '''Please note''': there is a £5 charge for the stock used in this session. 4 places available (no more), please note your full name you used to join LHS. | ||
* 1.Elliott Seymour | * 1. Elliott Seymour | ||
* 2. Jaanus Torp | * 2. Jaanus Torp | ||
* 3. Matt Haynes | * 3. Matt Haynes | ||
* 4. | * 4. | ||
14/08/17 and 17/08/17 @ 7:00pm. Mortise and tenon joinery: the mortise and tenon joint has been used in various forms for thousands of years, and is still the go-to joint for joining structural members at 90 degrees, used in tables, chairs, cabinetry, etc. etc. In this workshop, we'll cover the marking out, cutting and fitting of a two shoulder through mortise and tenon joint (such as [http://www.craftsmanspace.com/sites/default/files/free-knowledge-articles/through_mortise_and_tenon_joint.gif this]), as well as discussing joint proportions and other types of mortise and tenon joint and their myriad uses. 5 places available each session (no more), please note your full name you used to join LHS. | 14/08/17 and 17/08/17 @ 7:00pm. Mortise and tenon joinery: the mortise and tenon joint has been used in various forms for thousands of years, and is still the go-to joint for joining structural members at 90 degrees, used in tables, chairs, cabinetry, etc. etc. In this workshop, we'll cover the marking out, cutting and fitting of a two shoulder through mortise and tenon joint (such as [http://www.craftsmanspace.com/sites/default/files/free-knowledge-articles/through_mortise_and_tenon_joint.gif this]), as well as discussing joint proportions and other types of mortise and tenon joint and their myriad uses. 5 places available each session (no more), please note your full name you used to join LHS. | ||
