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Furniture Design and Construction for Beginners

Marking and drilling of screws

A course by Patricio Ortega (Maderística) , Artisan furniture workshop

Learn the essential steps for designing, planning, and building wooden furniture in your own signature style

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About the video: Marking and drilling of screws

Overview

“In this lesson I will teach you how to mark the places where the screws will go, you will see how I drill so that they fit well. You will learn tips so that everything is exactly where it should go.”

In this video lesson Patricio Ortega (Maderística) addresses the topic: Marking and drilling of screws, which is part of the Domestika online course: Furniture Design and Construction for Beginners. Learn the essential steps for designing, planning, and building wooden furniture in your own signature style.

Partial transcription of the video

“Marking and drilling the screw holes In this lesson, we will mark and drill the screw holes. It is one of the simplest joining systems, but it still takes some know-how. Everything does. The first thing is marking. We don't just take the screws and drive them in, which is what you do when you start in this work. We are going to mark the position of each screw, then we are going to drill and then it can be screwed. Here we will only put screws on the bottom face of the base. This. How do I know it is the base? Because it has the three marks. With the marks, I know this is the top face of the...”

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Course summary for: Furniture Design and Construction for Beginners

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (2918)
107719 students
5 units
27 lessons (5h 18m)
6 downloads

Category
Craft, Design
Areas
Arts & Crafts, DIY, Furniture Design & Making, Interior Design, Woodworking

Patricio Ortega (Maderística)

A course by Patricio Ortega (Maderística)

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Artisan furniture workshop

Patricio Ortega is an architect by profession and a carpenter by trade. Eight years ago, he co-founded Maderística, a small design and artisanal workshop making signature furniture. Together with Carlos Aracena, he is working to elevate carpentry to the same level as art and design, organizing workshops with the goal of repositioning this long-underestimated craft.

His work was selected for the 5th Ibero-American Design Biennial in Madrid and has been published by the media digitally and in print, including "New Chilean Creatives, Product Design" by Juan Pablo Fuentes, and the web series "Manufacturing", which records the work of new generation artisans who have excelled in different trades.

English, Spanish