Some woodworking experience required.
Prerequisite: The Table Saw 101 OR Milling Rough Lumber OR equivalent experience
The table saw is a versatile and powerful tool, used for ripping, cross-cutting, making angled cuts in wood, cutting joinery elements, and more. This is the second part in a 3-part series learning how to safely and confidently use this essential woodshop machine.
Learn. Topics covered in this intermediate session are:
- Basic joinery like dados and rabbets
- How to use a tenoning jig
- How to use a simple jig for working with patterns and oddly-shaped pieces
- Using stops and sacrificial fences
- Lots of hands-on practice
Wednesday, May 22 | 6pm – 9pm
Cost: $68 members; $80 non-members
Addtl. Materials Fee: All are materials included.
What to Bring: Bring any questions you have about using the table saw in your own projects.
Partial and full scholarships are available. Contact education@hatchspace.org for details.
