Read our Woodworking School Policies & Safety Information
Below you can read through some of the rules, policies, and safety precautions that every student must abide by if they want to enroll in a woodworking class at the Wood and Shop Traditional Woodworking School. Prior to your class, you will also receive a PDF with much of this information on it, which you must sign, acknowledging that you agree to abide by the policies & rules. It'll make the woodworking class more enjoyable for everyone!
Safety
- Students must not place any body part in the way of a moving tool edge.
- Students must not place any tools on their workbench in a way that the tool could fall off and break. Any tools broken due to a student's neglegence will be the responsibility of the student to pay for a replacement.
Policies
- Do not display violence or express harassment, hate speech, or discrimination in any form.
- Keep conversations clean & free
from vulgarity, political/social debates, or other topics that may make other students feel uncomfortable. - No alcohol or drugs will be permitted on the property, and students will be dismissed from the property if they are
under the influence of these substances, or bring them onto the property. - No smoking is allowed in the school, but students can smoke outside of the school if they do so at a good distance
from the school and dispose of cigarette butts properly. - Due to the vigorous work involved in hand tool woodworking, we ask that every student kindly wear deodorant during class.
Learn More our Woodworking Classes
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Photo Gallery
Learn MoreCheck out a collection of photos of our woodworking school and woodworking classes so you can get more comfortable and prepared for attending your class.
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Getting Here & Lodging
Learn MoreWe know most students can figure this out on their own, but we offer advice on getting to our woodworking school, and places to lay your head at night.
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What to Expect
Learn MoreYou may be a bit curious about what to expect when you get here. Here we'll answer some F.A.Q.s about our woodworking classes.
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Meet our Instructors
Meet InstructorsOur woodworking classes are taught by world-renowned hand tool woodworkers. Learn more about each instructor here.
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2023 Class Calendar
See 2023 CalendarSee our calendar to get a quick snapshot of which woodworking classes we are offering during the 2023 woodworking school year.
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Woodworking Classes
See All ClassesView all of our traditional hand tool woodworking classes to see which woodworking class is the best for you.