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Routing for beginners

introduction

During the course you will make and partially finish a small wall cabinet which will include dovetails, profile scribed jointed frames with a raised and fielded panel, as well as several other jointing methods, all of which can be achieved with the router. The cabinet can be taken and completed at home.



what you will learn
Over the period of two days students will cover basic safety, maintenance and selection of routers and router cutters. Students will cover all aspects of using and controlling the router accurately, and safely.

Students will also cover the use of fences, various jigs and guides; self guided cutters, guide bushes and template making. The course also covers basic setting-up and use of the inverted router table.



photo gallery
A selection of photos from this course. The router will be introduced and demonstrated. Students are encouraged to help each other to perfect the techniques. Router and router cutter selection and maintenance are both covered. The Skill Centre is fully equipped with safety equipment for each course - including extraction.
Basic exercises are used to introduce you to the router Students are encouraged to help each other perfect the techniqueDemonstrations take place as students look on  
Demonstrations take place as students look on Full safety equipment is available - including extraction You will cover cutter selection and maintenance

additional notes & course availability
All materials for set projects are included in the cost, as is tea/coffee and a light lunch on both days. Please check the course calendar for availability. Course hours will run from 9am - 5pm.

There is no upper age limit for students, however the minimum age is 14 years old and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the course and must not be left unattended during class hours.

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