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CABINET
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These are 5 day courses suitable for people who have
previously attended the "Tool Sharpening & Tuning"
course. The tools that you have previously honed will be
used on a variety of projects
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Students will progress through a series
of prepared modules. Starting simply and progressively
getting harder, these modules are designed to teach you
new woodworking skills and techniques.
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As well as tuition from the tutor, notes
will be supplied for all courses. At first these will be
very comprehensive - taking you through every aspect of
the projects. As you progress through the modules, and
your skill levels increase, the notes will reflect
this - incorporating mainly design plans, and detailing
only descriptions of new practices needed for the
project. This means that you will learn how to work from
drawings and become more autonomous.
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All students will be encouraged to
progress at their own pace, with no time pressures. Some
people naturally work quicker than others and also some
people have the benefit of having attended more courses.
It is therefore,very likely that there will be students
on the course working at different levels on
different projects. This is to the benefit of all
concerned as everybody will learn from other students`
projects (and dare I say it - mistakes)
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Materials for all projects will be
supplied by the tutor. As different students will be
working on different modules, the course fee does not
include these materials. These will be charged
individually to students. Details of project prices are
given below.
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PROJECT 1: Winding Strips are
useful aids when selecting timber.
You will be making a pair of Winding Strips. This
will improve your planing skills and teach you to
produce wood which is square, true and shaped to exact
dimensions. This project will also incorporate
a lecture on ""Timber Technology" so that you are better
equipped to buy good quality timber.
Cost: £8
PROJECT 2: A Scratchstock is a
very useful hand made tool for making mouldings and
rebated grooves.
In making a Scratchstock you will be extending your
repertoire of skills to include the use of chisels and
Japanese saws.
Cost: £8
PROJECT 3: Chopping Board
Using fine saws and other sharp tools you will shape & cut wood to set
specifications and learn how to work from simple plans. You will learn to joint timber
using rub joints. You will make a blade for your
scratchstock and scratch a rebated groove. You will make
and use templates. You will learn the technique of
using a piercing saw . Cost: £25
PROJECT 4: Tea Tray
You will learn various skills including marking and
cutting mortice & tenon joints., as well as
furniture assembly.
Cost: £25
PROJECT 5: Lidded Box
The work involved in making the box is designed to teach
you a variety of new skills including through dovetails,
lap dovetails, halving joints, mitre joints, rebating,
fitting hinges and locks. All these skills will be
achieved without the use of power tools, so you will be
able to practice them at home without having to invest
in expensive machinery.
Cost: £35
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2008 COURSE DATES
Monday - Friday June 30th - July
4th
Monday - Friday October 6th - 10th
Course Full
Extra dates added
Monday - Friday September 15th - 19th
There will be a maximum of 6 students on
any course, to allow for personal tuition.

COURSE FEE
5 Day Course £350
(£100 deposit + £250 balance)
This is payable by cheque or by credit/debit card via Paypal
For
further information or booking details please contact Philip Hodge
Tel:+44
(0)1508 493136
Email:

philip@philiphodgeantiques.co.uk
Or
you can find booking forms to print or email on your own computer by
clicking below. (Click on back button to return to this
page)
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To pay using
PAYPAL please click here
DISCOUNT
If you attend at least 3 courses with Philip
Hodge in a calendar year you will get a 5% discount on all courses
(deducted from the last course fee)
The course will run from 10 am to approximately
4.30 pm on each day. There will be a break during the morning and
afternoon sessions for tea/coffee. The lunch break will be 3/4 - 1
hour long
Tea, coffee & biscuits will be provided
within the course fee but students should bring their own packed
lunch on each day.
Places
on courses can be reserved for up to 14 days to allow you time to
return forms & deposits. Please email or phone to request this
service.
All courses will be held at my Kirby Bedon
workshop, which is 3 miles south of Norwich, Norfolk, England.
Directions will be sent with the final invoice. For more
information on the venue for this course please click below

Places will be confirmed in writing on receipt of completed
application form and remittance. In the event of you cancelling
your booking or failing to pay the full fee, your place on the
course cannot be guaranteed. In the event of your cancellation,
your deposit is non refundable - the balance of your fee will only be refunded if your place can be filled by
another student. Philip Hodge has the right to cancel the course
in exceptional circumstances, in which case, students would
receive a full refund of all monies paid.
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