Workbench - 2 day
If you are looking for a good solid workbench - making your own on this two day course could be just what you’ve been looking for.
The bench will be of a sturdy mortice and tenon construction, 40mm thick top and complete with a Irwin/Record 7 inch vice.
Timber will be provided planed and ready for you to start making straight away, for an intensive but rewarding two days.
The standard dimensions are 2000mm long x 610mm wide, but can be varied to suit to your particular needs.
The bench can be dismantled for ease of transportation. (NB delivery is not included in the course fee)
Price: £685.00
Duration: 9.00 am to 4.30 pm (each day)
Timber: European Redwood
Course Content: The following elements will be included on this course.
Proud participant with their completed bench
one to one tuition
how to work safely
jointing, gluing and cramping timber for the top
marking out mortice and tenons joints
morticing and tenoning of the leg frames
assembly
fitting of vice
Booking
Bookings for the Workbench Making Course is on request and will be by mutual arrangement to suit your and my availability.
To book a course, please email via the Contact page in the first instance. I will then be able to offer you available dates for consideration.
Once a date is agreed, a quotation will be forwarded and, following payment, the booking will be confirmed. Please note that the price will include a non-refundable cancellation fee of 30% of the total price.
Gift Vouchers
A Gift Voucher is available for this course. To make a purchase, please email a request via the Contact page.
Please note that anyone under the age of 18 cannot be accepted onto this course. Please see the full Standard Terms & Conditions
“Just spent a fantastic few days with Steve making a workbench. The course content was good for a beginner woodworker and the bench is well designed and really solid. Steve is a really approachable and encouraging teacher. His skill and patience not only allowed me to make a great bench but also helped my confidence to start some small projects of my own. A big thank you Steve.”