10/04/2026
Registration is almost complete for our Carpentry program, starting October 16, 1pm-3pm. Only a limited number of spots are available. Designed for teens. Available directly on Step Up.
๐ช Take Carpentry Skills Further
Develop greater confidence and precision with measuring, marking, cutting, drilling, fastening, assembling, sanding, and finishing.
๐ Learn to Read and Follow Plans
Understand basic drawings, dimensions, cut lists, layouts, and project plans while learning how to turn an idea into a finished structure.
๐จ Build with Purpose
Complete real carpentry projects around the farm that solve problems, improve the property, or create something useful for the farm community.
โ๏ธ Expand Tool Skills
Gain experience using a broader range of hand and power tools while learning proper setup, operation, maintenance, and safety practices.
๐ Develop Precision and Accuracy
Learn why accurate measurements and careful preparation matterโand how small mistakes can affect an entire project.
๐ชต Understand Materials
Learn how to select, measure, cut, join, and finish different types of lumber and other building materials based on the needs of a project.
๐ฉ Master Stronger Connections
Explore different methods of joining materials, including screws, bolts, brackets, hardware, and other appropriate fastening techniques.
๐๏ธ Learn How Things Go Together
Develop an understanding of basic structural concepts such as strength, support, stability, weight distribution, and proper construction.
๐ ๏ธ Repair and Problem-Solve
Instead of simply following instructions, students will learn to assess a problem, determine what needs to be fixed, choose the right materials and tools, and develop a solution.
๐ฑ Build for the Farm
Projects are connected to the working farm, allowing students to see how carpentry is used in agriculture, animal care, gardens, storage, maintenance, and everyday farm operations.
๐ท Work More Independently
Students will be challenged to take greater ownership of their projectsโfrom planning and preparation through construction, troubleshooting, and final completion.