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Introduction to Hand and Machine Skills
The starting point for any person looking to get into practical work, especially within horology. The course covers and looks at all the basic skills needed within a workshop through the construction of a poractical project piece to give real world experience to the skills being taught as well as a project that can be taken home for use in your own workshop.
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While attending short courses you can stay on site at Upton Hall, home of the BHI Click HereDuration: 2 Days
Course Overview:
The starting point for any person looking to get into practical work, especially within horology. The course covers and looks at all the basic skills needed within a workshop through the construction of a practical project piece to give real world experience to the skills being taught as well as a project that can be taken home for use in your own workshop.
What You Will Learn:
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Workshop safety and best practise with regards to safety within a workshops.
- Hands on experience with a variety of commonly used hand tools including correct use and maintenance
- Hands on experience in basic machinery techniques as well as basic machine maintenance
This course supports students working towards the Technician Grade Distance Learning Course (DLC) by developing their ability to select, use, and maintain appropriate tools and techniques.
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From: £520.00
Please ensure you have completed the required course(s) before booking, see "Course Requirements" below for more details.
Your Teacher
John Reynolds FBHI
John trained as a woodwork and metalwork teacher. His keen interest in horology has seen him become a recipient of the BHI Bronze Medal and work on diverse range of clocks during his long career.
Duration: 2 Days
Course Overview:
The starting point for any person looking to get into practical work, especially within horology. The course covers and looks at all the basic skills needed within a workshop through the construction of a practical project piece to give real world experience to the skills being taught as well as a project that can be taken home for use in your own workshop.
What You Will Learn:
-
Workshop safety and best practise with regards to safety within a workshops.
- Hands on experience with a variety of commonly used hand tools including correct use and maintenance
- Hands on experience in basic machinery techniques as well as basic machine maintenance
This course supports students working towards the Technician Grade Distance Learning Course (DLC) by developing their ability to select, use, and maintain appropriate tools and techniques.
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Beginner/DLC Level 3
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