Timber Frame Workshop January 3-8 North Wilkesboro

[Tarhead]

Shared from the Facebook Group:

 

[chris_goris]

Thats a LOT of money to help someone build their building!

 

[Mike Davis]

I have seen classes at a much higher price and the building is always left for the land owner. You are paying for the opportunity to learn a skill.

Actually $125 a day is cheap tuition for any woodworking class.

 

[Hmerkle]

Thats a LOT of money to help someone build their building!

you are out of touch - that is CHEAP!
I wish I had the time - I would be there in a heartbeat!

 

[chris_goris]

you are out of touch - that is CHEAP!
I wish I had the time - I would be there in a heartbeat!
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Read the description... Adding onto an existing building... whos building? not sure it takes 6 days to learn to do what we all do already only on a much larger, cruder scale. imagine, labor that pays YOU to work for you!

 

[bowman]

@chris_goris , your opinion is noted. Others can make up their own minds as well.

 

[Jim_Rogers]

In order to learn the craft of timber framing, you need to work on a project. One of the best ways to do this is at a site. The purpose of the workshop is to learn how to layout and cut a mortise, its matting tenon. As well as a diagonal brace that goes between the post and the beam. If the frame gets finished, in the process, that's great. Many times, it does not. Then the host finishes the frame afterwards. Each frame is different, each raising is different. These are all opportunities to learn.

 

[Mike Davis]

Welcome Jim,

I hope you will post some photos of the build and hang around.

 

[Berta]

I hope you post some in progress photos too!

 

[Graywolf]

Mark, thank you for sharing this. I feel that all educational opportunities should be shared here regardless of certain individual opinion’s. So please continue to share with us these opportunities.