Beginners DIY Hand And Power Tools 2 Day Course

Beginners DIY Hand And Power Tools 2 Day Course

Beginners DIY Courses at The DIY School in Manchester & Birmingham enable men and women who have little or no previous DIY experience to work with a range of essential DIY Tools that they would use in simple yet common DIY tasks around the home.

These DIY Courses can enable people new to DIY to tackle repairs and home improvements around the home without needing to wait for their “DIY Friend” to come round, pay for a handyman or simply put off essential repairs or improvements.

This Course comprises of the 1 Day Beginners DIY Hand & Power Tools Course with an additional day covering more extensive use of all the tools used on the previous day

Who Will These Beginners DIY Courses Suit?

• Men & Women wanting first-hand practical instruction and experience of essential DIY tool use.
• Those wanting to gain a base set of skills before attending the DIY Home Handyman Course.
• People wanting to start to tackle general DIY tasks around the home gaining independence.
• Property owners wanting to start with basic home improvement projects.

What You Will Learn From These Practical Beginners DIY Courses

• Pin hammers through to claw hammers to lump hammers
• From small panel pins to 4″ joinery nails.
• How to use cordless screwdrivers, drills and hammer drills.
• How to use mains electric drills in wood and masonry.
• How to screw and fix into brickwork and plasterboard and use rawl plugs.
• How to fix brackets & other items to walls that will stay up.
• How to use levels and squares to level and vertical results.
• How to use chisels and planes effectively and safely.
• How to use spanners, pliers, wrenches with nuts and bolts.
• How to use hand saws on wood, metal and plastic.
• How to use workbenches clamps, platforms and ladders.
• How to use pipe and cable detectors to help avoid burst, leaks and shocks!
• How to use craft knives correctly & safely.

Why We Chose These Skills To Include In The Beginners DIY Courses

• The skills are always useful around the home for DIY tasks, repairs and improvements.
• They act as a basis for further DIY training.
• They can enable homeowners to save money by doing some repairs themselves.
• They can enable novice DIYers start tackle home improvement DIY projects.
• Parents can bring their children for FREE to learn some useful life skills.