In this 2-part class students will make an end grain cutting board with a basket weave pattern.
If you want to get started with a wood lathe this is the class for you! We'll cover the anatomy of the lathe, choosing material, tool selection and use and finishing. Students will turn a candle holder during this class.
River tables and other pourable resin projects are all the rage! Join us as we discuss the process of creating with wood and epoxy resin. We'll cover volume calculations, mold making, options for coloring your epoxy, applying a finish and polishing.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
A hands-on tutorial to familiarize students to navigate and create a simple project in Google Sketch-Up. A laptop is required if students wish to have a hands-on experience. Woodcraft is unable to provide a computer. A Sketch-Up tutorial book is included in the class tuition.
In this beginner router class we'll explore using the router for basic dado, groove and rabbet based joinery. Both handheld and router table applications will be covered as well as router basics.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Join Alex Snodgrass, the leading authority on the bandsaw, for an in-depth seminar on unlocking the full potential of your bandsaw. Participants will learn how to fine tune a bandsaw for smoother cuts and greater accuracy. He will also demonstrate how Carter Products accessories extend the tool's range. Guides, mag fence, inserts and a circle cutter will be highlighted for their role in precise and efficient work. Sign up NOW! Seating is limited. $10.00 per attendee for the seminar.
Build A Pin Box and Two-Drawer Wave Box Renowned bandsaw master Alex Snodgrass will lead a hands-on class devoted to building two striking projects: a four-drawer pin box and a two-drawer wave box. Instruction covers setup, cutting techniques and safe shaping methods while Alex guides participants step by step and answers questions throughout the process. He also reveals the secrets behind his signature designs, including magnetic boxes, push button boxes, the gravity pin box and an articulated snake. Additionally, participants will receive exclusive access to a private video showcasing the completed projects, extending the learning beyond the classroom. By the end of the day, students not only complete two boxes but also gain the rare chance to learn directly from a legend in the craft, leaving with the skills and confidence to create almost any style of bandsaw box. Secure your spot TODAY. Class size is limited to 10.
This beginning router class takes a look at the wide variety of edge profiles the router is capable of producing. Hand-held and router table applications will be covered along with basic router operation.
This class is recommended for those with prior turning experience. Students will turn a small box and a fitted lid for it.
A hands-on tutorial to familiarize students to navigate and create a simple project in Google Sketch-Up. A laptop is required if students wish to have a hands-on experience. Woodcraft is unable to provide a computer. A Sketch-Up tutorial book is included in the class tuition.
Learn to turn a wooden ink pen on the lathe.
Prior lathe experience preferred. Learn the basics of how to get started turning Segmented projects. Jigs and fixtures used to create segments safely will be presented as well as methods for determining the number of segments needed. Students will be shown the process for glue-up and we'll cover the tips and tricks for tuning these fun projects. Students will not be making a project in this class, this is an informational course.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
This beginning router class will open up a world of new possibilities in precision routing. We will cover bit selection, pattern making, guide bushings and more.
This class is intended for kids and a parent to shape a wood handle on a kitchen knife using rasps, files and sanding. Mom will love a handcrafted gift for Mother's Day this year! All kids must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Designed to encompass a variety of basic woodworking skills and tools our Cutting board class is perfect for those that want to get into woodworking but don't know where to start. Class participants will build a face grain cutting board over the course of two sessions.
Bring your date along for a fun evening of beginner level woodworking! Each couple will make a bottle stopper and a cheese plane.
River tables and other pourable resin projects are all the rage! Join us as we discuss the process of creating with wood and epoxy resin. We'll cover volume calculations, mold making, options for coloring your epoxy, applying a finish and polishing.
The ultimate love/hate relationship in woodworking. Finishing is that important, final step to making your woodworking look great. This discussion based class covers why to add a finish, application methods and how to choose a finish.
Varnish, Poly, Tung Oil, Water Based, Hard Wax Oil?? What does it all mean? This discussion based class will try to cut through the haze of top coat choices and teach you how to choose the best top coat for your work.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
In this class students will learn the tips and tricks to successfully work with acrylic materials while making a Bottle Stopper on the Lathe.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Bring your date along for a fun evening of beginner level woodworking! Each couple will make a pizza cutter and a bottle opener.
Designed to encompass a variety of basic woodworking skills and tools our Basic End Table class is perfect for those that want to get a broad overview of furniture making skills. Class participants will make an end table that they can apply a finish to at home.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
This is a two part class. In part 1 students will build a form, prep wood, mix and pour epoxy to form a river style table top. In part 2 they will de-mold, flatten, sand, and attach hairpin legs. The table top will be approximately 18"x18" and also fit the legs of our Fundamentals of Woodworking: End Table class project. Our Learn the Basics: Resin Tables class is required prior to taking this class.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Students will learn how to build a wall cabinet with a face frame with an adjustable shelf and French Cleat for hanging on the wall. This class does not cover doors, but the door making class will make a door to fit this cabinet.
The heart of many shops, the table saw is a fundamental woodworking machine. This entry level course discusses many common table saw features and techniques. This class is a pre-requisite for our other Table Saw Classes.
Getting started on the lathe is a lot of fun. Enjoying Ice Cream is also a lot of fun! We'll cover the anatomy and basics of the wood lathe including tool selection and finishing while you create a custom ice cream scoop!
Bring your date along for a fun evening of beginner level woodworking! Each couple will combine to make 2 "drunken" cutting boards. These unique cutting boards feature a wavy checkerboard pattern made on the bandsaw!
Students will learn one of many methods for constructing a Frameless (Euro-style) Base Cabinet and toe-kick. This cabinet will be suitable for drawers or shelves (neither of which are covered in this class). 3 Drawers can be made in our Drawers Class that will be sized to fit this cabinet. A Door can be made in the Doors Class as well.
In this class students will get hands on experience making a variety of rip and cross cuts, as well as using some basic table saw jigs and accessories. Table Saw I class is required prior to attending Table Saw II.
In this 2-Part class students will construct the segmented rings of their bowl in part 1 and then return to turn it in part 2! It is strongly recommended that students take our Learn the Basics: Segmented Turning before this class as we will not be covering all the details of segment construction and design in this class.
In this class we will explore a few styles of cabinet doors. Students will make a door that fits the Wall Cabinet from our Cabinetry 101 class that features a beveled raised panel made on the table saw and router table.
Learn to turn a wooden bowl on a lathe.
Students will construct 3 drawers to fit the Frameless Base Cabinet Class box. Three different building methods will be covered including pocket holes, dominos and locking rabbets. Side mount drawer slides and materials are included in the tuition.