This class is meant for folks who want to increase their skill and familiarity with basic hand tools and power tools. Work with Mae Bowley to convert a big old stack of beautiful reclaimed beams (sourced from Re:Purpose Savannah) into beautiful, ready-to-install chunky raised garden beds. We’ll cover basic layout considerations, execute some basic joinery, and maybe even shave a trunnel on a horse (if you don’t know what that means, this is the class for you).
What to expect: Mae will lead the group in a hands-on experience with the concepts, tools, and techniques of basic joinery. Expect to get dirty and sweaty, to handle power tools like a drill and a circular saw, and to do some lifting (if you are able – this is not expected or required of all participants). We will accomplish as much as we can with our allotted time. This will be a recurring class until the project is complete. All experience levels are welcome!
When and where: Sunday, November 15th, 10 am - 2:30 pm at 2302 East Gwinnett Street
What to bring: Please pack a lunch, we will partake in a picnic under big mama oak around noon (or inside if it is too cold). Please wear closed-toed shoes (steel-toes recommended but not required) and sturdy work clothing that can get dirty. All tools and materials will be provided.
This class is meant for folks who want to increase their skill and familiarity with basic hand tools and power tools. Work with Mae Bowley to convert a big old stack of beautiful reclaimed beams (sourced from Re:Purpose Savannah) into beautiful, ready-to-install chunky raised garden beds. We’ll cover basic layout considerations, execute some basic joinery, and maybe even shave a trunnel on a horse (if you don’t know what that means, this is the class for you).
What to expect: Mae will lead the group in a hands-on experience with the concepts, tools, and techniques of basic joinery. Expect to get dirty and sweaty, to handle power tools like a drill and a circular saw, and to do some lifting (if you are able – this is not expected or required of all participants). We will accomplish as much as we can with our allotted time. This will be a recurring class until the project is complete. All experience levels are welcome!
When and where: Sunday, November 15th, 10 am - 2:30 pm at 2302 East Gwinnett Street
What to bring: Please pack a lunch, we will partake in a picnic under big mama oak around noon (or inside if it is too cold). Please wear closed-toed shoes (steel-toes recommended but not required) and sturdy work clothing that can get dirty. All tools and materials will be provided.
