dates:

27-28 Oct 2012

overview:

Make pole lathe chisels, knives or froes, improving your skills and learning how to make sharp edges.

tutor:

Ross Berry

start time:

day 1: 9.30am tea/ introductions for 10am start
day 2: 10am start

lunch:

approx 1pm - 2pm
please bring a packed lunch.  Hot drinks will be provided.

finish time:

approx 4.30pm

cost:

£160 per person (book on the make a pole lathe course too for a total of £320pp)

what to wear:

Wear sturdy shoes or boots at all times. Please also wear warm, comfortable clothes that are suitable for the current weather conditions.  You will be outside for most of the course.

what to bring:

All tools and materials will be provided

how to book:

To secure the place, you will need to complete a booking form.
Booking forms can either be returned by email, along with payment by bacs, or returned in the post with a cheque. You will then be sent a booking confirmation, outlining where to go and what to bring.  If you haven’t received confirmation with 10 days of sending in your booking form, please contact us on info@commonwork.org  Please note that once payment has been banked, the course will run as advertised, and we will expect to see you on the day unless you have notified us otherwise.  We will issue a full refund if you give us 14 days notice of cancellation.  Unfortunately if you cancel your place within 14 days of the course date, we will not be able to refund your course fee.

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location:

Bore Place, nr Edenbridge, Kent
Courses and volunteer days are held at Bore Place, near Sevenoaks, Kent
(www.commonwork.org) - an environmental and educational charity on a 500 acre organic dairy farm, set in beautiful low weald countryside. Converted farm buildings and a Jacobean Manor House offer accommodation if required, with walks and local pubs to enjoy when you’re not wooding! Directions will be sent to you once you’ve booked on a course and can also be accessed from the contact us page.

accommodation:

Depending on availability, Commonwork can offer B&B to course participants from £45 per person/night. Camping opportunities are limited; we have a hot shower and toilets, but no cooking facilities. It is essential that you contact us in advance to book either camping or bed and breakfast, and we ask that all guests respect each other’s privacy and, where appropriate, the peace and quiet of Bore Place.