Restoration and Conservation in Woodworking
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Restoration and Conservation
Overview of the principles and goals of restoration and conservation in woodworking, including the importance of preserving historical and cultural heritage.

Module #2
Understanding Wood Anatomy
Study of wood anatomy, including tree species, grain patterns, and wood decay mechanisms.

Module #3
Assessing Condition and Identifying Problems
Techniques for evaluating the condition of wooden objects, identifying common problems, and prioritizing restoration tasks.

Module #4
Cleaning and Stabilization Methods
Introduction to gentle cleaning methods, stabilization techniques, and the importance of minimizing intervention.

Module #5
Wood Consolidation and Re-adhesion
Methods for consolidating fragile wood and re-adhering detached components, including consolidation materials and techniques.

Module #6
Removing Old Finishes and Coatings
Safe and effective methods for removing old finishes, coatings, and adhesives, including chemical and mechanical techniques.

Module #7
Wood Repair and Replacement Techniques
Methods for repairing and replacing damaged or missing wood components, including patching, inlaying, and carving.

Module #8
Structural Reinforcement and Stabilization
Techniques for reinforcing and stabilizing weakened or damaged structural elements, including splining and scarring.

Module #9
Finishing and Refinishing Techniques
Introduction to traditional and modern finishing techniques, including hand-finishing, spraying, and brushing.

Module #10
Color Matching and Toning
Methods for matching and toning finishes to original colors, including color theory and application techniques.

Module #11
Gilding and Other Decorative Techniques
Introduction to traditional gilding, leafing, and other decorative techniques used in historical woodworking.

Module #12
Case Construction and Design
Design and construction principles for building custom cases, cabinets, and enclosures for restored objects.

Module #13
Mounting and Installation Techniques
Methods for securely mounting and installing restored objects, including wall mounting, pedestal display, and storage solutions.

Module #14
Conservation Ethos and Decision-Making
Exploration of conservation ethics, decision-making frameworks, and the importance of documentation and record-keeping.

Module #15
Preservation and Storage Strategies
Introduction to preservation and storage strategies for preventing further deterioration, including environmental control and storage methods.

Module #16
Insect Infestation and Pest Control
Identification and control of common wood-boring insects, including prevention strategies and treatment methods.

Module #17
Dealing with Water and Fire Damage
Guidelines for assessing and addressing water and fire damage to wooden objects, including rescue and recovery techniques.

Module #18
Working with Historic Finishes and Materials
Introduction to traditional materials and techniques used in historical woodworking, including hide glue, shellac, and traditional finishes.

Module #19
Conservation of Wooden Furniture
Specific considerations and techniques for conserving and restoring wooden furniture, including upholstery and caning.

Module #20
Conservation of Architectural Woodwork
Challenges and opportunities in conserving and restoring architectural woodwork, including doors, windows, and trim.

Module #21
Conservation of Wooden Objects
Principles and techniques for conserving and restoring wooden objects, including carvings, sculptures, and other decorative items.

Module #22
Advanced Finishing Techniques
Exploration of advanced finishing techniques, including French polishing, wax finishing, and other high-end finishes.

Module #23
Digital Documentation and Imaging
Methods for documenting and imaging restored objects, including photography, 3D scanning, and other digital techniques.

Module #24
Conservation Project Management
Strategies for managing complex conservation projects, including project planning, budgeting, and client communication.

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Restoration and Conservation in Woodworking career

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Restoration and Conservation in Woodworking ( 25 Modules )

Restoration and Conservation in Woodworking
( 25 Modules )