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课程名称：木工课程，基础木工 课程概述： 在这门基础木工和榫接课程中，您将学习到这一行业的基本知识。无论您是对木材有浓厚兴趣，还是刚刚开始在工作坊中尝试，或是希望在未来成为专业木匠，课程都将为您提供有价值的指导。 我将为您提供下载的PDF格式技术图纸，详细介绍所需的木材以及如何订购木材和配件。我的目标是清晰的，即教会您进行项目开发的步骤，以及掌握木工的理论与实践。您将学习基本工具的种类及其购买方式，如何使用这些工具进行木材加工，以及如何进行刀具的磨锐。我还将协助您如果希望的话，专业设置您的工作坊。 课程中将附带一份基本工具清单的PDF，帮助您开始木工工作；以及一份更完整的清单，用于专业工作坊设置。此外，我们还将研究市场上现有的机器，以便您日后能更好地布置工作坊。我们还将讨论您需要购买的木材。 课程将包括三个基本的木工练习：如何磨利不同的工具（如凿子、雕刻刀、木工刨和木匠刀），手动和机械磨锐；树木刨的使用和操作，包括如何用它将木材刨平；使用划线规，以及如何使用锯、凿和进行最终打磨的基本练习。我还将附上一个技术图纸的PDF，以帮助您学习阅读木匠的计划。 此外，我将提供一些关于木工的有趣书籍的书目，以供您在课程学习中参考。建议您每周至少花费三小时逐步学习，享受操作工具和木材的乐趣。木工是一项愉快的职业，但也需要投入时间和精力。 本课程旨在帮助您迈出学习木工的第一步。随着时间的推移，您可以选择更多的相关课程，比如如何制作榫头箱、框架、木工工作台或拼花技艺等。这是一门既美丽又需要耐心的职业，因此在完成本课程后，我建议您继续学习更深入的木工、榫接和修复课程。 希望您能和我一起享受木工的乐趣！祝好。 授课教师：Jean Baptiste Van den Heede，木匠
In this BASIC carpentry and joinery course, you will learn the basics of the trade, because you want to know more about wood, because you are interested in everything related to this beautiful trade, because you have only once started working in your workshop and you do not know how to continue but you want to know more or because you want to be a professional in the future.* IN ALL MY CONSTRUCTION COURSES, I INCLUDE A TECHNICAL DRAWING OF THE FURNITURE AND AN EXPLANATION OF THE WOOD YOU NEED TO WORK WITH AND HOW TO ORDER THE WOOD AND FITTINGS. In PDF format that you can download for your workshop. SOMETHING VERY VALUABLE...My objective is clear, to teach you the steps to follow to develop your project and to assimilate the theory and practice of the trade.You will see what the basic tools are and how to buy them, you will see how to start working the wood with them, how to sharpen them, their use and handling.I will also help you to professionally set up your workshop if you such desire.I am attaching in pdf format, a list with the basic tools to start working with and a second very complete list in case you want to set up your workshop as a professional.Then we will study the machines that exist in the market in case you later decide to better set up your workshop.We will also see the wood you must buy.I am going to give you 3 fundamental exercises for carpentry-cabinetmaking.- How to sharpen the different tools such as chisels, carving gouges, carpenter's plane, cabinetmaker's blade. Manual sharpening and mechanical sharpening.- the carpenter's-cabinetmaker plane: there are many kinds of planes, but one can be used for almost everything. You will see the use and handling and how to get the wood squared with it.- A basic exercise to learn how to trace with a tracing gauge and work with saws, chisels and final sanding. This way you will see all the steps to follow when doing woodwork. I add a technical drawing in pdf that you can download, from the exercise so you will learn to read a carpenter-cabinetmaker's plan.I also add a bibliography with some inteesting books about the trade that you can buy or consult in libraries or online, so you can accompany the classes and better understand the trade.I advise you to spend at least 3 hours a week to gradually learn how to work with the different tools and start enjoying them and the wood. It is a very pleasant profession, but it requires dedication.Here I present this first course so that you can learn the first steps to follow. Of course there is material for years if you want, it depends a lot on the time you can spend on it. For this reason, I will be presenting several different works and in different courses so you can learn what you like at your own pace. For example: how to make a box with dovetails, how to make a frame with bridle joint, how to make your carpenter's bench or how to do marquetry. Different courses that I will offer you from now on.It is one of the most beautiful trades, but also the longest to learn. For this reason, after this introduction to the woodworking profession, I recommend you continue with the other carpentry, joinery and restoration courses that I have so you will fully enter the subject. Go for it!I hope you enjoy wood as I have been doing for over 35 years. Best wishes.Jean Baptiste Van den Heede, cabinetmaker.
