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Planter Box build from recycled timber

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107 Redfern St
Redfern NSW, Australia
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Building Planter Box from recycled timber. 10-5pm with breakes. 

This intermediate-level course gives participants the opportunity to apply more advanced carpentry techniques to a practical, sustainable project. The skills learned in this workshop will empower them to confidently take on future woodworking projects, especially those involving reclaimed materials.

Course Outcomes:By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  1. Select and Prepare Reclaimed Timber
    • Identify the best sources of reclaimed wood for building projects.
    • Safely remove nails, screws, and other debris from reclaimed wood.
    • Evaluate the condition of reclaimed timber and how to work with imperfections.
  2. Use Carpentry Tools and Techniques
    • Demonstrate proper use of carpentry tools such as circular saws, drills, and sanders.
    • Safely measure, cut, and assemble reclaimed wood to create a strong, functional planter box.
  3. Assemble a Sturdy Planter Box
    • Construct a planter box with square corners, secure joints, and a stable base.
    • Apply wood glue and screws to reinforce connections and enhance the box's durability.
  4. Finish and Customize the Planter Box
    • Sand the box to remove rough areas and apply a wood finish for protection.
    • Customize the planter box using wood stains, paints, or decorative techniques.
  5. Troubleshoot Common Issues
    • Handle challenges such as warped wood, imperfect cuts, and loose joints.
    • Adjust and reinforce the construction as necessary for a high-quality final product.
  6. Apply Intermediate Carpentry Skills to Other Projects
    • Utilize newly learned carpentry skills to tackle other DIY woodworking projects, particularly those involving reclaimed materials.
    • Continue building confidence and proficiency in carpentry with a focus on sustainability and upcycling.
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107 Redfern St
Redfern NSW, Australia