DIY Outdoor Furniture from Reclaimed Timber - 17th Oct 2026
Description
This 1-day hands-on workshop guides participants through the process of building outdoor furniture using salvaged and recycled timber. No prior woodworking experience is required.
Who This Workshop is For
Ideal for beginners, renters, homeowners, and DIY enthusiasts interested in sustainability. No prior woodworking experience is needed.
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Materials Provided: Recycled timber, fasteners, tools, safety gear, plans/templates
Learning Objectives
- Understand the principles of sustainable timber use
- Learn how to select, prepare, and work with recycled timber
- Gain experience using power tools and hand tools
- Work as a team to assemble, construct and finish a functional piece of outdoor furniture
- Apply basic woodworking and joinery skills
Workshop Modules
Module 1: Welcome, Safety & Sustainability
· Housekeeping, workshop layout, and safety briefing
· Why use recycled timber? Environmental and aesthetic benefits
Module 2: Timber Basics & Furniture Design
· Introduction to types of recycled timber and their characteristics
· How to assess timber for reuse: identifying nails, damage, and warping
· Understanding simple plans and measurements
Module 3: Cutting & Preparing Recycled Timber
· Demonstration of accurate measuring, marking and cutting
· Introduction to tools: drop saw, impact drivers, drills, clamps
· Participants cut, sand, and prepare timber for their project.
Module 4: Assembly Techniques
· Overview of basic joinery: butt joints and fastening methods
· Demonstration of clamping, pre-drilling, and safe assembly
· Participants assemble the base and structure of the project.
Module 5: Finishing & Functionality
· Sanding techniques for smooth, outdoor-ready finishes
· Discussion of finishing options: natural oils, outdoor paints, or sealants
· Final adjustments and quality checks
Course Wrap-up & Takeaways
· Group reflection and Q&A
· DIY inspiration: other projects to try at home
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