Fine Woodworking

The woodworking class at PHCC instructs individuals in the craft of fine woodworking and prepares them to design and construct high quality, custom-built furniture and accessories.

Students who enroll in these classes learn the basics of woodturning, from spindle work and face plate turning, to the many types and uses of tools and woods. Graduates in the program are prepared to establish their own fine woodworking business.

CAREER OPPORTUNITES

Woodshops
Custom work for manufacturers
Cabinetry
Restoration
Decorative and folk art
Furniture makers

Students complete 25 credit hours for the Career Studies Certificate in Fine Woodworking.

Fine Woodworking Classes and Workshops

ARTS 1368-51: *Open Woodworking Studio* (Cost: $89)

ARTS 346-52 (Feb 21-March 20): Introduction to Woodworking Hand Tools (Cost: $89)

ARTS 348-52 (May 1-May 29): Finishing Techniques (Cost: $89)

ARTS 361-52 (Jan 17-Feb 14): Introduction to Fine Woodworking (Cost: $89)