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Museum of Making
Silk Mill Lane off Full Street
Derby
DE1 3AF
The workshop will focus on one of the most widely used woodworking joints – the Mortice & Tenon; employed in joinery, carpentry and cabinet making.
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During the day you will have the opportunity to cut two mortice and tenon joints.
Firstly we’ll cut by hand, a wedged, through mortice and tenon joint, using traditional hand tools and techniques.
Followed by a pegged (drawbored) stub mortice and tenon using the workshop morticer and bandsaw.
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As well as learning to cut your own joints, you will leave having gained instruction in: measuring, marking out, sawing and paring with a chisel, to further your woodworking knowledge and skills.
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The course includes all materials and the use of all necessary tools and equipment.
About the maker:
Steve Barlow is a cabinet maker with over 45 years experience, having been employed the majority of that time by a long established family firm in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. Over the years he has worked on a wide range of both domestic and commercial projects, been responsible for workshop management and overseen many apprentices.
After taking early retirement, he took the decision to pursue his desire to pass on his experience and skills to the amateur ‘leisure’ woodworker through personal tuition, with the aim of giving instruction primarily in the use of hand tools and traditional woodworking techniques.
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for complete beginners, as well as those with some woodworking experience. Participants must be aged 18 and over.
The course is limited to a maximum of four people to ensure participants are fully supported.
Do I need to bring anything?
Please wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a bit dirty and strong closed-toe shoes (steel toecaps are preferable).
There will be a mid-morning break (with the opportunity to order lunch at the Museum cafe) with lunch around 1.00 pm
Tickets are priced at £135.00 per person. Derby Museums Friends & Members are eligible for 10% discount.
Working safely?
If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by emailing info@derbymuseums.org
Course booking terms and conditions:
Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the Ticketsource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given:
– A minimum of 7 days before the event – full refund – minus TicketSource fee
– 6 – 3 days before event – 50% refund minus TicketSource fee
– 2 days before event – no refund
In the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.