The Women on the Tools Carpentry series is developed for beginners, who have no previous experience with tools or in workshops. This course is where you can start your carpentry learning journey, as a low cost low risk venture into a workshop environment. In this 1/2day course you’ll be gently guided through basic principles of carpentry.

The Introduction to Carpentry - make a tool caddy course allow participants to apply their learning as they construct a wooden tool caddy to carry your goods in.

This starting point of tool use includes:

· Confidence in your ability to use the following tools correctly and safely – drill drivers, measuring equipment and a taste of using a power saw.

· Learning to measure and cut accurately

· Practice simple joinery using drills and screws

· Familiarise yourself with the workshop environment, practices and health and safety

What is provided - All tools and materials are included in the registration. Morning Tea (tea, coffee and biscuits) is provided.

What to Wear – weather appropriate clothes you are happy to get dirty in and sturdy closed-in shoes. We provide safety glasses and ear protection.

In this introductory unit, you’ll make a wooden tool caddy to take home with you.

Dimensions 30cm(L) x 15cm(W) x 20cm(H)

Cancellation/Refund policy
At WOTT we keep our classes small to optimise your learning experience. Any cancellations or transfers, therefore, have an effect on our ability to deliver these classes (and may even result in the cancellation of the course). Please consider your dates carefully prior to booking.

Our cancellation and refund/transfer policy is as follows:

- cancellation up to 7 days prior to the course: full refund or transfer to a new course date.
- cancellation up to 2 days prior to the course: 50% refund/no transfer. You will then be required to rebook into the preferred course.
- cancellation less than 48h prior to the course: no refund or transfer available.

This workshop is a safe space. Neurodiversity, the queer community, differently abled and minority groups are welcome.

Our workshop is located in Beaconsfield/Walyalup on Wadjuk Noongar Country. We pay our respect to elders past, present and emerging.