Ari High Stool Making - Koitoya Woodworking Class 2027

Ari High Stool Making This is a 4-days course-$1450 5-8 March (Fri- Mon, ACT, VIC, TAS, SA Long weekend) Very popular original and unique design item. Beginners welcome. Having fun & work completion focused class. Rich in special skill experience for intermediate woodworkers. Stem Bending, Sliding dovetail, router shaping, Japanese plane & chisel works Content Making Ari High Stool This program includes lots of technical aspects of joinery and router jig work. Well supported even for beginners. This program also requires physical skills for hand carving. Well suited for beginners, with the help of using jigs. Well suited for intermediate to advanced skill levels to learn about Sliding Dovetail joinery and router jig work. Ari Stool ​The Ari stool was originally designed by Hiroshi for an educational project. The basic design includes a few interesting skills, traditional Sliding dovetail joinery and shaping with a curved plane. "Ari" is a Japanese word for dovetail joinery, which refers to the shape of ant's antenna. Do you prefer Dovetail or ant's antenna?! Hiroshi has designed a few versions, and so have his students! Come and make your version of Ari stool! Previously, the Ari Stool was designed at a normal height (H450mm). There were technical difficulty to make it higher. Now we have changed a few elements to make it possible for it to become a popular high stool! This program suits beginners to advanced woodworker. This course is designed for beginners. But the secretive elements of making Sliding Dovetail joinery, and use of Japanese small planes will inspire advanced makers. This course uses routers very heavily. Your safety will be assured with lectures and jigs we use. Also, there will be lots of handwork, shaping with a plane and chiseling. You will gain the following from signing up • An Ari stool, all made by yourself by hand and power tools • Hands-on experience on sliding dovetail joinery. • Hands-on experience on ​a curved Japanese plane. • Advanced routing knowledge with jig work. • Steam bending experience for the seat. Design Brief • Size about W500 x D250 x H600~700mm • Leg angle is a set angle. • Free to design details • Profiles - round, curved, or angled Dates (1 occasion) 5(Fri) -8(Mon) March, including long weekend (ACT, VIC, TAS, SA), 4 days Time 4 days, 24 hours in total 9:00-12:00 | 13:00-16:00 * Please be flexible with your schedule after the class. Sometimes your project requires extra time to finish. Schedule Day 1 AM: ​Design the details, Lectures, glue up the seat PM: Sliding dovetail 1, Steam bend the seat Day 2 AM: Sliding dovetail 2 PM: Shaping the seating tops Day 3 AM: Other joinery work and sanding PM: Glue up Day 4 AM: Middle rails & pins PM: Finishing Lecturer Hiroshi Yamaguchi (KOITOYA Design/Make/Teach) More than 30 years of experience. Learned in Takayama, Japan. About Hiroshi Yamaguchi Assistant Lecturer Clare Solomon (KOITOYA Design/Make/Teach) Koitoya full time furniture maker. Graduated from ANU School of Art, Furniture. Clare has been an active artist exhibiting their own work. Clare has been working full-time with Hiroshi since 2017. Clare has returned from Japan trip in 2023, where they stayed at Japanese woodworkers for further training. Fee $1450 Class size Maximum 8 Location Koitoya Design/Make/Teach (Fyshwick, ACT) Address 4/18 Maryborough Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609 Search "Koitoya Design" rather than our address on Google Map Parking Please park your car in the public parking area along Maryborough Street (Free), opposite from J Racing. We have two parking spots officially. Please contact me for the spot if you need to walk less for a health condition. Way to the workshop Search "Koitoya Design" rather than our address on Google Map 18 Maryborough Street is a battle-axe block, located inside of the block, so you will be walking through the driveway that leads to the block from Maryborough Street. There are two access driveways, one next to Aqua Safe Water Filters, and one next to J Racing. Unit 4 is a blue painted building on the right-hand side of the block (SE end). Things to bring Please wear working shoes and dress for the season. Bring your own water bottle and lunch. Things to be supplied Tea and coffee, snacks, filtered water Refund Policy Personal cancelation Refunds up to 30 days before event $100 administration cost and Humanitix fee is nonrefundable. for more information, please contact Hiroshi [email protected] / 0412340619 Album from past workshop https://photos.app.goo.gl/gJdKrNGMXGmPHmWM7