Tom Nehil is a structural engineer in Kalamazoo, Michigan, where he specializes in evaluation, preservation and adaptive reuse of historic buildings. He maintains an active interest in the Association for Preservation Technology, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the American Concrete Institute. He is a regular instructor at Tillers where he teaches wood identification, timber frame design, and traditional stone masonry.

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March

sat14mar(mar 14)9:00 amsun15(mar 15)5:00 pmOxen DrivingOxen can be an alternative to tractors and are an excellent resource on small farms or in woodlots.$445.001 Ticket Left

April

sat11apr(apr 11)9:00 amsun12(apr 12)5:00 pmOxen DrivingOxen can be an alternative to tractors and are an excellent resource on small farms or in woodlots.$445.007 Tickets Left

May

sat02may9:00 am5:00 pmWood Species IdentificationIn this full day workshop, participants will gain skills needed to identify woods no matter what the sample size, be it a board, a log, or a small sample.$195.001 Ticket Left

mon04may(may 4)9:00 amsat09(may 9)5:00 pmTimber FramingMastering the Craft of Timber Framing: Traditional Techniques for Modern Structures$1,025.003 Tickets Left

June

sun21jun(jun 21)9:00 amthu25(jun 25)5:00 pmOxen Basics Plus Yoke MakingThis comprehensive five-day class creates skills in driving, training, and yoking in a sequence of hands-on experiences.$675.004 Tickets Left