Youth Class: End Table
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE! One seat of this class is reserved for a Whittenger Fund of the Community Foundation of the Greater Capital Region scholarship. Interested? Apply in minutes!
Students ages 12 to 14 build their very own wooden end table over four Thursday evenings. They practice the fundamentals of woodworking, including measuring, cutting, sanding, drilling, and assembly, along with proper tool use and shop safety. The class is a great fit for beginners and for students with some experience who want to build new skills, and everyone goes home with a finished piece of furniture.
Schedule: Four Thursdays, April 8, 15, 22, and 29, 5:30 to 7:00 PM.
Instructor: Preston Sweeney, Saratoga Joinery Safety Coordinator and engineering and technical trades teacher at Maple Avenue Middle School.
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate. No prior experience required.
What to bring: A water bottle. All tools, materials, safety gear, and supplies are provided.
What to wear: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes. Avoid loose clothing and jewelry, and tie back long hair. Safety glasses are required in the shop at all times and are provided.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
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