This class is an opportunity for couples or housemates to take a break from COVID binge-watching of Netflix and make something elegant and useful in the Artisan’s Asylum’s woodshop. All classes are private experiences for couples.
Under the guidance of instructor Michael Goulde, you will make an 11 1/2 inch x 23 1/2 inch walnut and maple and serving tray. Useful for serving cheese, crackers, sliced veggies, and more, enjoy crafting a beautiful handmade kitchen item together. The tray can ... view more »
This class is an opportunity for couples or housemates to take a break from COVID binge-watching of Netflix and make something elegant and useful in the Artisan’s Asylum’s woodshop. All classes are private experiences for couples.
Under the guidance of instructor Michael Goulde, you will make an 11 1/2 inch x 23 1/2 inch walnut and maple and serving tray. Useful for serving cheese, crackers, sliced veggies, and more, enjoy crafting a beautiful handmade kitchen item together. The tray can even be used as a trivet under a casserole.
Participants will use the table saw, disk sander, bandsaw, drill press and oscillating sander to create this useful hardwood tray. You will learn safe woodshop practices and proper machine etiquette.
Materials Fee
A separate $15 materials fee is due at the start of the class.
COVID-19 UPDATE: The safety of our community, members, and instructors remains our greatest priority. Artisan’s Asylum is closely following the guidelines set by the CDC and Massachusetts.
This class may be postponed should state and/or local officials roll back to earlier phases; in this case we will reschedule you for a later date.
Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns before your class, and do not come if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID.
When you arrive please be sure to:
– Wear a mask at all times
– Adhere to social distancing rules
– Be aware that this class has capacity limits to ensure your safety
View less
