Question 1

How do I enroll in a timber frame course?

Accepted Answer

To enroll in one of our timber frame courses, please email Jason at at info@timberschoolcanada.com (info@timberschoolcanada.com)and e-transfer a $300 deposit to secure your spot.

To pay by cheque please mail to:

221 Ferrier Road East
Perth, Ontario
K7H 0E9

Question 2

Is there anything I need to do ahead of the course?

Accepted Answer

Please be sure to read and sign our liability and safety forms.  (https://bonniejoycecreative.wixsite.com/canadian-school-of-t/copy-of-about-2)

Question 3

What tools will I need?

Accepted Answer

You will need to bring a 24" framing square, 25' tape measure, a few pencils, safety boots, safety glasses, and hearing protection.

You are welcome to bring other hand tools, squares, planes, chisels etc, but this is not required, and I will have everything here that we will need. If you do bring hand tools, I would recommend labeling them well, so they don't get mixed in with the communal shop tools.

Question 4

What skills will I need?

Accepted Answer

For the Square Rule Timber Framing course - no previous experience or skills are required.

For the Trusses and Purlins course you should have one of:

• 1 year of experience working in the carpentry field or equivalent knowledge

• Completion of the Square Rule Timber Framing course

Question 5

Interested in learning more about buying student built timber frames?

Accepted Answer

Check out our page on Student Built Timber Frames. (https://bonniejoycecreative.wixsite.com/canadian-school-of-t/copy-of-about-3)

Question 6

Where can I stay during the course?

Accepted Answer

You can find more information on where to stay on our Lodging page. (https://bonniejoycecreative.wixsite.com/canadian-school-of-t/copy-of-forms)

Question 7

Is there somewhere I can park my RV during the course?

Accepted Answer

Murphy's Point is a great place to park your RV, especially during May and June. Contact Murphy's Point to learn more.

Unfortunately there is no space to park RV's at the site where the course takes place.

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