Workshops · Craft Class
Two-Day Wheelwrighting Class at Tillers International
A two-day workshop focused on the traditional craft of constructing wooden wheels for wagons, carts, and wheelbarrows.
The Wheelwrighting class at Tillers International offers a deep dive into the traditional craft of constructing wooden wheels. Over two days, participants will learn the techniques required to build wheels for wagons, carts, and wheelbarrows. This hands-on workshop is designed for those interested in traditional woodworking and historical crafts. By the end of the class, students will have a better understanding of the precision and skill involved in this essential historical trade.
What to Expect
A practical, hands-on workshop where you will learn to build wooden wheels.
Who Should Attend
- Woodworkers
- Historical craft enthusiasts
- DIY crafters
- Artisans
Agenda Overview
The class covers design, material selection, and construction techniques for wooden wheels.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Tillers International · Educational Organization
Dedicated to teaching traditional and sustainable skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus?
Constructing wooden wheels.
Where is it held?
Tillers International in Scotts, MI.
Is it for beginners?
Yes, all skill levels are welcome.
What should I bring?
Check the event website for details.
How long is the class?
Two days, July 24-25.
Is there a fee?
Please check the Tillers International website.
Tags
Wheelwrighting
Craft
Woodworking
Workshop
Scotts
Michigan
Summary
Learn the traditional craft of wheelwrighting in this two-day workshop at Tillers International.
Reference:
nowkalamazoo.org
Highlights
- Wooden wheel construction
- Traditional woodworking
- Hands-on instruction
- Historical craft techniques
- Precision building
- Expert guidance
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