👉🏾 BIPOC Maker Workshop: “Edge-Grain Cutting Boards” Monday April 6th (Part 1)  and April 13th (Part 2)!

This 2-part workshop is for anyone wanting to get into woodworking but didn’t know where to start. On the first night, you’ll learn foundational milling techniques – the skills used in almost every woodworking project – while making your own edge-grain cutting board from multiple hardwoods. You’ll get hands-on experience with essential machines like the miter saw, jointer, planer, and table saw, and learn how to do a glue-up to assemble your board. The second night is devoted to shaping, sanding and finishing your board. By the end, you’ll have not only a beautiful, functional cutting board but also the confidence to take on more woodworking projects.

To register, visit:

https://make.hatchspace.org/events/1415657916/bipoc-maker-workshop-edge-grain-cutting-boards

🔨 Workshops are free | Registration is required to reserve your seat, but drop-ins may be accepted if space is available.

Co-hosted by The Root Social Justice Center and HatchSpace, the BIPOC Maker Workshops are an opportunity for anyone who self-identifies as Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color to come find and create community around woodworking. All workshops are free, and designed for beginners – no woodworking experience is necessary!

📧 More info: BTN@therootsjc.org

About Hatchspace: HatchSpace is a nonprofit woodworking school and community workshop located in downtown Brattleboro, offering a range of beginner friendly classes and youth summer camps, as well as a monthly membership program. Generous scholarships and discounts are offered across most programs through their Economic Sliding Justice Scale. HatchSpace also partners with The Root Social Justice Center to offer BIPOC Maker Workshops throughout the year. Learn more at www.hatchspace.org.

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