Green Woodwork Days Out
Learning Green Woodwork is an enjoyable, healthy, environmentally friendly way to work wood
with simple hand tools and traditional devices, pole lathe and
shavehorse. Making fun and functional wood toys, stools, spoons and all
sorts of interesting things I'm really glad to be starting my one and
two day Courses on my favourite subjects, wood and hand tools, after a
long year of interesting times! I'm a real fan of letting the tools do
the work for you and working with the grain - learn using these skills
and woodwork will never be the same again. You'll think about it
differently after using sharp tools and the innate strength of the wood to get the best from your labours!
Using a Shavehorse is a pleasure - you sit down whilst working,
listen to the sounds of nature or chat about this that or the other - a
pure pleasure. I have tools for left or right handed folks in all types
of sizes and styles of handles. Plenty of carving knives in different
sized blades and hooks. There'll be many axes, chisels, gouges, saws,
spokeshaves and drawerknives. If you decide it's for you and you want to
continue further I can put together a starter kit for you to purchase
with a good range of things that are essential and you'll be trying them
all out anyway. You could be shaving billets for stool legs or carving
spatulas and spoons - it's your course so you can make just about
whatever you feel like...
Depending on how much energy and effort you put in reflects on the size
of the goody bag you go home with - all the things you've made whilst
learning and working with me.
The
Courses and Days Out are a most enjoyable way to spend a day or two
relaxing whilst working and I've changed the way I'm running them - they
are now all on a one to one basis so you'll get even more from your
time with me. I've always got plenty of logs to work with and obviously
loads and loads of different razor sharp tools - so we'll definitely
have a great day inside the workshop or outside in the open air. Treewright.co.uk
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