This class represents a bit of a departure from the structure of our 10 week classes. In those, the heavy emphasis is on teaching new skills and information, and the class projects are seen as a hands on manner of practicing those skills.
Introducing 5 day intense building classes. 5 consecutive days, 7+ hours/day. Instructor has designed a cherry writing desk to be built in its’ entirety, which each student will take with them at the end of the course. Early registration is encouraged as the materials will be purchased in advance to start the seasoning process and prepping before class starts.
This class represents a bit of a departure from the structure of our 10 week classes. In those, the heavy emphasis is on teaching new skills and information, and the class projects are seen as a hands on manner of practicing those skills. In the 5 day classes the emphasis is on taking a project from start to completion, with a great deal of learning occurring during the process. Ideal also for those outside the Seattle area, or those who cannot fit a 10 week course in to their schedules.
The Ebanista School of Fine Woodworking was founded to bring a school capable of offering the highest level of instruction in the design and making of inspired furniture to the Pacific Northwest. Those skills, once attained, will afford any student the foundation to expand into limitless other areas of interest, such as cabinetmaking, instrument making, boatbuilding, fine carpentry, and even the ability to carry design skills and precision into vastly different disciplines.
The instructors, all specialists in certain aspects of this work, are dedicated and experienced. Each brings a minimum of 40 years experience as a professional woodworker. We are all excited to pass on our knowledge to a new generation, of all ages, of designers and makers.
Ebanista is located in the Georgetown area of Seattle. It is fully equipped and houses both a school and a professional furniture studio. Classes began in the fall of 2018.
Ebanista was founded as an answer to so many requests over the years for a school of this caliber. Class size will be intentionally limited to foster maximum attention on students. You are encouraged to find your place early.
Ebanista in Spanish means “fine woodworker”. Y tanto.
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