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SUMMARY:Womxn in Woodworking: Handcrafted Kitchen Utensils
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  \n <p><strong>What to Expect</strong></p>\n \n <p
 >This is a relaxed\, hands on workshop created to 
 support and empower students who may not typically
  feel comfortable entering a woodshop. We will dem
 ystify the space from the ground up\, starting wit
 h machine safety\, wood selection\, and shop vocab
 ulary. You will learn how to design your own custo
 m kitchen tool by drawing the shape across two axe
 s to create ergonomic\, curved forms. Using the ba
 ndsaw\, you will make your first cuts\, tape the b
 lock back together for a stable surface to complet
 e your secondary cuts\, and refine your utensil on
  the disc\, belt\, and handheld orbital sanders. Y
 ou will walk away with a completed\, food safe woo
 den kitchen implement and techniques you can apply
  to future woodworking projects.</p>\n \n <p> </p>
 \n \n <p><strong>Skills You’ll Acquire</strong></p
 >\n \n <ul>\n 	<li>Safe and effective operation of
  the bandsaw for curved and straight cuts</li>\n 	
 <li>Techniques for drawing and laying out 3D desig
 ns across two axes</li>\n 	<li>Using tape support 
 methods for multi axis cutting on the bandsaw</li>
 \n 	<li>Smoothing\, contouring\, and finishing sha
 pes on disc\, belt\, and orbital sanders</li>\n 	<
 li>Understanding wood selection\, grain orientatio
 n\, and basic woodshop terminology</li>\n </ul>\n 
 \n <p><strong>What’s Provided</strong></p>\n \n <u
 l>\n 	<li>Hardwood blocks in species like cherry\,
  maple\, or sapele</li>\n 	<li>Bandsaws\, sanding 
 machines\, abrasives\, and tape</li>\n 	<li>Eye an
 d ear protection</li>\n </ul>\n \n <p><strong>Who 
 Should Join</strong></p>\n \n <p>This course is in
 tended for women\, trans individuals\, non binary 
 folks\, and all gender diverse makers who are seek
 ing a welcoming\, encouraging community space to l
 earn woodworking. Complete beginners who have neve
 r stepped foot in a woodshop or touched a power to
 ol before are enthusiastically welcome!</p>\n \n <
 p><strong>Prerequisites and Safety Information</st
 rong></p>\n \n <ul>\n 	<li>No prior experience nee
 ded.</li>\n 	<li>Participants 13 to 18 years old a
 re welcome with parental or guardian supervision.<
 /li>\n 	<li>Shop safety requires closed toe shoes\
 , comfortable clothes that can get dirty\, and lon
 g hair tied back securely.</li>\n </ul>\n \n <p><s
 trong>What to Bring</strong></p>\n \n <p>Please we
 ar closed toe shoes\, clothes that can get dusty\,
  and make sure long hair is tied back. All hardwoo
 d\, tools\, and protective safety gear are provide
 d.</p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION: \n \n \n \n What to Expect\n \n \n \n This is a r
 elaxed\, hands on workshop created to support and 
 empower students who may not typically feel comfor
 table entering a woodshop. We will demystify the s
 pace from the ground up\, starting with machine sa
 fety\, wood selection\, and shop vocabulary. You w
 ill learn how to design your own custom kitchen to
 ol by drawing the shape across two axes to create 
 ergonomic\, curved forms. Using the bandsaw\, you 
 will make your first cuts\, tape the block back to
 gether for a stable surface to complete your secon
 dary cuts\, and refine your utensil on the disc\, 
 belt\, and handheld orbital sanders. You will walk
  away with a completed\, food safe wooden kitchen 
 implement and techniques you can apply to future w
 oodworking projects.\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n Skill
 s You’ll Acquire\n \n \n \n \n 	Safe and effective
  operation of the bandsaw for curved and straight 
 cuts\n 	Techniques for drawing and laying out 3D d
 esigns across two axes\n 	Using tape support metho
 ds for multi axis cutting on the bandsaw\n 	Smooth
 ing\, contouring\, and finishing shapes on disc\, 
 belt\, and orbital sanders\n 	Understanding wood s
 election\, grain orientation\, and basic woodshop 
 terminology\n \n \n What’s Provided\n \n \n \n \n 
 	Hardwood blocks in species like cherry\, maple\, 
 or sapele\n 	Bandsaws\, sanding machines\, abrasiv
 es\, and tape\n 	Eye and ear protection\n \n \n Wh
 o Should Join\n \n \n \n This course is intended f
 or women\, trans individuals\, non binary folks\, 
 and all gender diverse makers who are seeking a we
 lcoming\, encouraging community space to learn woo
 dworking. Complete beginners who have never steppe
 d foot in a woodshop or touched a power tool befor
 e are enthusiastically welcome!\n \n \n \n Prerequ
 isites and Safety Information\n \n \n \n \n 	No pr
 ior experience needed.\n 	Participants 13 to 18 ye
 ars old are welcome with parental or guardian supe
 rvision.\n 	Shop safety requires closed toe shoes\
 , comfortable clothes that can get dirty\, and lon
 g hair tied back securely.\n \n \n What to Bring\n
  \n \n \n Please wear closed toe shoes\, clothes t
 hat can get dusty\, and make sure long hair is tie
 d back. All hardwood\, tools\, and protective safe
 ty gear are provided.\n \n 
CATEGORIES:Ticketed Workshop
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
DTSTAMP;TZID=America/New_York:20261205T110000
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261205T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261205T140000
LOCATION:MakeHaven\n 770 Chapel Street\n New Haven\, CT 065
 10\n United States\n 
URL:https://www.makehaven.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1017
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