In this all-levels class, you’ll learn to build your own beautiful wall mounted coat rack and how to properly anchor it to the wall. Over the course of three hours, we’ll cover the safe operation of the miter saw, drill press, band saw, and router, along with a demonstration of proper installation techniques.
With cooler weather just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to create a functional, handmade addition to your home. Don’t miss this opportunity to build something beautiful and practical!
No prior woodworking experience necessary!
Class will take place on October 24th from 9am - 12pm
Taught by Avery Pate
@pateworks
Avery Pate is a custom furniture maker, woodworker, and teacher. Before returning to the Triangle in 2025, they spent over a decade in New York City and were fortunate enough to work with several notable designers and fellow woodworkers. They have taught at Makeville Studio, A Workshop of Our Own (WOO), Tools for Working Wood, and had the privilege of assisting Bill Wallace at the Arrowmont School of Art and Craft. As an instructor, they are passionate about making woodworking accessible and empowering for communities that are underrepresented in the industry.
In this all-levels class, you’ll learn to build your own beautiful wall mounted coat rack and how to properly anchor it to the wall. Over the course of three hours, we’ll cover the safe operation of the miter saw, drill press, band saw, and router, along with a demonstration of proper installation techniques.
With cooler weather just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to create a functional, handmade addition to your home. Don’t miss this opportunity to build something beautiful and practical!
No prior woodworking experience necessary!
Class will take place on October 24th from 9am - 12pm
Taught by Avery Pate
@pateworks
Avery Pate is a custom furniture maker, woodworker, and teacher. Before returning to the Triangle in 2025, they spent over a decade in New York City and were fortunate enough to work with several notable designers and fellow woodworkers. They have taught at Makeville Studio, A Workshop of Our Own (WOO), Tools for Working Wood, and had the privilege of assisting Bill Wallace at the Arrowmont School of Art and Craft. As an instructor, they are passionate about making woodworking accessible and empowering for communities that are underrepresented in the industry.
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