Program Overview

Beginning Woodworking Program

The Beginning Woodworking program is designed to introduce students to the basic skills of woodworking. This program is perfect for anyone new to woodworking, as it starts at the very beginning and covers common hand tools, power tools, and safety procedures.

Program Description

Through two in-class building projects, students will learn about:

• Common hand tools such as a hammer, measuring tape, and level
• Power tools such as an impact driver, drill press, jointer, router, and four kinds of saw
• The best tool to use for desired outcomes and how to operate them safely Students will complete the program with a hand-built charcuterie board and a step-stool, as well as the knowledge needed to continue making projects on their own.

Class Sections

The program is offered in two sections:

Spring 2026 Section 1

• Starting date: 01/14/2026
• Class schedule: Wednesdays, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
• Location: MAKE Salt Lake (663 W 100 S, SLC)
• Tuition: $259.00
• Special fee: $180.00
• Total cost: $439.00
• Instructor: KASEY MITCHELL
• This section is currently full.

Spring 2026 Section 2

• Starting date: 03/18/2026
• Class schedule: Wednesdays, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
• Location: MAKE Salt Lake (663 W 100 S, SLC)
• Tuition: $259.00
• Special fee: $180.00
• Total cost: $439.00
• Instructor: KASEY MITCHELL
• Registration for this class will close on 03/17/2026 at midnight
• ONLY 2 SEATS LEFT!

Eligibility

Lifelong Learning classes are for anyone 18 years or older. You don't need to be a matriculated university student, a current student, or staff to participate. Simply add the course to your cart and check out. Exceptions may be made for individuals 15+ years old; email for more information.