River Cast Style Charcuterie Board - CLS1004

Part 1: Thursday, May 9, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Thursday, May 16, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Student will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included.

Woodworking Fundamentals II - CLS612

Part 1: Saturday, May 18, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Sunday, May 19, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop. You will learn about taking rough wood into a finished piece using the planer, jointer, miter saw, router and tablesaw. The class project will be a Shaker-style table design and is a perfect blend of traditional joints and delicate lines. Learn mortise and tenon joinery, cutting tapered legs, and basic hand tool use of chisels and planes. Learn the fundamentals of woodworking and take home a hand crafted piece of furniture.

Turn Your Own Shop Tools - CLS1017

Saturday, May 18, 10 AM - 5 PM

Feel the pride of accomplishment when you make your own shop tools. In this class you will be shown how to turn your own hand tools including a traditional mallet, a weighted carver's mallet, a handled center punch and various scratch and bird cage awls. Students will be able to choose the tools they wish to make by turning with spindle (between centers) turning techniques. The student should be able to complete a minimum of three and up to six of the tools demonstrated by the instructor - dependent on the skill and experience of the student. Tools: A set of basic spindle tools is all that is required for this class such as a spindle roughing gouge, parting tool, spindle gouge(s) and a skew (optional). Students are encouraged to bring the tools with which they are comfortable with. Otherwise, the studio and the instructor will be able to provide the needed tools.

Turn A Platter - CLS370

Monday, May 20, 5 PM - 9 PM

You've turned a bowl, but have you ever turned a platter? This class will show you how to expand your running repertoire with this classic form. The student will be shown how to best achieve a flawless finish and how to add unique embellishments to make this more than just a utilitarian turning. Students will also be shown how to create a simple display stand from the platter blank cutoffs.

Introduction to Sketchup for Woodworking - CLS439

Tuesday, May 21, 6 PM - 9 PM

Attendees will be introduced to SketchUp software, and be guided through a hands-on tutorial of the basics of the software package. Attendees are highly encouraged to bring a laptop with a 3-button mouse. Attendees will be introduced to the software, shown how to start a design in 3D, and manipulating the view of the objects with mouse and keyboard. Demonstrate the measurement and layout tools, snapping to set dimensions, creating and editing unique components, creating groups, exploding groups, and building/assembling in 3D. Will address adding scale measurement and labels, Importing/Exporting and creating 2D example photos for projects, and review various software extensions for woodworking.

Advanced Sketchup for Woodworking - CLS515

Thursday, May 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

Attendees are highly encouraged to have attended the Introduction to SketchUp class, or will need to have a basic familiarity and understating of the standard software. Attendees will be guided through a hands-on tutorial of advanced features of the software package. Attendees are highly encouraged to bring a laptop with a 3-button mouse. Attendees will be taught project layout and boundary design, various project views, component construction in 3D, creating offsets, reveals, and vectors, applying textures, creating custom trim profiles, shading tools, and ultimately creating a cut-list for a project build, 3D printing, or CNC processing.

Woodworking Fundamentals I - CLS611

Saturday, May 25, 9 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Sharpening - CLS035

Sunday, May 26, 2 PM - 5 PM

Students will start to learn the theory behind hand sharpening and then learn to do it with help from the instructor. Students are encouraged to bring any sharpening stones or equipment that they would like to learn to use. Students can also bring items to sharpen like: kitchen knives, scissors, woodworking tools and chisels, gardening tools, etc. When students finish the class, they will be able to sharpen these tools with confidence.

Intro CNC - CLS851

Wednesday, May 29, 6 PM - 9 PM

Computer Numeric Control – CNC – is a system where a user can conceive & design a project, then let the computer controlled hardware produce it. This class will explore the fundamentals of CNC processing including terminology, concepts, processes & hardware systems. We will work through the basic work flow of manufacturing by CNC by exploring in detail the stages of: concept definition, design, engineering, machining and finish & assembly. Each of these stages will be demonstrated using a project of the student's interest with a goal of completing the finished piece if student load and time permit.

Router: Introduction - CLS729

Saturday, June 1, 9 AM - 1 PM

Are you new to the Router? Are you thinking about buying your first one? Then this class is for you. You will be introduced to the different types of routers (small compact router, mid-range 1 3/4 hp and 2 1/2 hp router, and the heavy duty 3 1/4 hp). During the class you will see how they work and what kind of operations routers can do well. How to operate a router safely will be discussed both for hand held operations and when a router is used in a router table. Different types of router bits will be discussed and how to choose them to complete the projects that you are designing.

Router: Advanced Techniques - CLS172

Saturday, June 1, 1 PM - 5 PM

Now that you bought a router, you want to get started using it to make beautiful projects. Routers often work most effectively with jigs to help you realize this goal. In this class, you will learn how to match a jig to the router task and how to make a variety of jigs for your projects. This class will not only discuss the operations that use your router as a hand held router tool, but also how to setup and operate a router in a router table.

Introduction To The Lathe - CLS238

Sunday, June 2, 10 AM - 5 PM

Tired of making things square and flat? Don't have room for all the equipment? Quench your woodworking desires through artistic turning. This class introduces you to the lathe, turning tools, sharpening and turning techniques. This class incorporates basic techniques to produce a candle stick.

Creating, Running & Growing a Woodworking Business

Tuesday, June 4, 6 PM - 9 PM

Attendees will be introduced to the various aspects of running a woodworking business, and points to consider when starting a business, creating quotes and estimates, establishing labor rates, sourcing and charging for materials, determining overhead and ancillary costs, working and communicating with customers, contracting projects, advertising, and how to build a budget profile to grow a business and create long-term wealth.

River Cast Style Charcuterie Board - CLS1004

Part 1: Thursday, June 6, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Thursday, June 13, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Student will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included.

River Cast Date Nights At Woodcraft - CLS1178

Part 1: Friday, June 7, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Friday, June 14, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Students will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included. One board per couple with two colors. Tuition fee is per couple.

Date Night At Woodcraft - CLS670

Friday, June 7, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to learn basic wood working skills and have fun creating a one of a kind project together? We will provide materials, all you do is show up and be ready to make some saw dust. Projects will vary from month to month and will consist of small projects such as pens, bottle stoppers, bottle openers, picture holders, and wine bottle holders. This month's project will be... Tuition fee is per couple.

Woodworking Fundamentals II - CLS612

Part 1: Saturday, June 8, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Sunday, June 9, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop. You will learn about taking rough wood into a finished piece using the planer, jointer, miter saw, router and tablesaw. The class project will be a Shaker-style table design and is a perfect blend of traditional joints and delicate lines. Learn mortise and tenon joinery, cutting tapered legs, and basic hand tool use of chisels and planes. Learn the fundamentals of woodworking and take home a hand crafted piece of furniture.

Skew Fundamentals - CLS234

Wednesday, June 12, 6 PM - 9 PM

Using the skew is a challenge for many turners. This class will demystify the skew and show you how to avoid the dreaded run back. Proper sharpening and cutting geometry will be demonstrated and students will learn several basic skew cuts - roughing, peeling, planing, bead and cove cuts with the skew. The student will complete the class by turning a small tool handle with just the skew.

Intro To Cabinet Making - CLS014

Saturday, June 15, 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Have you wanted to do projects such as kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, bookcases, and shop/storage cabinets? If so, this is the class for you. You will learn the common techniques for any of these projects. During this six hour class the instruction will include the selection of materials, dado and rabbet joinery, making face frames and raised panel doors providing you with the fundamental skills to apply to any of these types of projects. During the class, the instructor will build, with class participation, a wall cabinet to demonstrate the basic joinery methods for making the carcass and fabricating the face frame and raised panel doors.

Basic Woodcarving - CLS173

Part 1: Tuesday, June 18, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Tuesday, June 25, 6 PM - 9 PM

Start with a block of wood and end with your own woodcarving creation. In this class you will learn the basics of woodcarving including knife skills, project layout, and the use of depth and proportion. These basic skills will lead you on a path to a lifetime of woodcarving enjoyment!

Wood Finishing 101 - CLS178

Monday, June 24, 6 PM - 9 PM

You're not finished until it's finished and this course helps you add the perfect touch to complete your project. You'll learn the concepts behind finishing, how to prepare your surface, how staining and dye work, and several basic finishes. You will practice the specific skills you need to apply a general purpose finish to your prized projects.

Introduction To The Lathe - CLS238

Sunday, July 7, 10 AM - 5 PM

Tired of making things square and flat? Don't have room for all the equipment? Quench your woodworking desires through artistic turning. This class introduces you to the lathe, turning tools, sharpening and turning techniques. This class incorporates basic techniques to produce a candle stick.

River Cast Style Charcuterie Board - CLS1004

Part 1: Thursday, July 11, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Thursday, July 18, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Student will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included.

River Cast Date Nights At Woodcraft - CLS1178

Part 1: Friday, July 12, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Friday, July 19, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Students will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included. One board per couple with two colors. Tuition fee is per couple.

Date Night At Woodcraft - CLS670

Friday, July 12, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to learn basic wood working skills and have fun creating a one of a kind project together? We will provide materials, all you do is show up and be ready to make some saw dust. Projects will vary from month to month and will consist of small projects such as pens, bottle stoppers, bottle openers, picture holders, and wine bottle holders. This month's project will be... Tuition fee is per couple.

Woodworking Fundamentals II - CLS612

Part 1: Saturday, July 13, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Sunday, July 14, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop. You will learn about taking rough wood into a finished piece using the planer, jointer, miter saw, router and tablesaw. The class project will be a Shaker-style table design and is a perfect blend of traditional joints and delicate lines. Learn mortise and tenon joinery, cutting tapered legs, and basic hand tool use of chisels and planes. Learn the fundamentals of woodworking and take home a hand crafted piece of furniture.

Relief Carving - CLS391

Part 1: Tuesday, July 16, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Tuesday, July 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

Through relief carving, a common piece of flat wood is transformed into your own woodcarving creation. In this class you will learn basic relief carving techniques such as stop cuts, undercutting, and depth and shadows. The application of the skills is universal and can be used in sign making, decorating furniture, picture frames, standalone creations, and more.

Turn A Lidded Box - CLS904

Wednesday, July 17, 6 PM - 9 PM

Lidded boxes are small "Treasure Chests" that can be made in many shapes and sizes on a lathe. They have been made many ways over the years with different options and embellishments. In this class, Dave Robinson breaks lidded box building down to the simplest and fastest method to complete the project. We will explore some of the fancier options that students can take to the next level on their own such as threaded lids, metal, exotic wood, and stone powder inlays. By sticking to the basics and the easiest ways, students will go home with a finished lidded box at the end of this session. Skills developed in this class translate to making a pepper mill and turning a platter or a bowl.

Intro CNC - CLS851

Wednesday, July 24, 6 PM - 9 PM

Computer Numeric Control – CNC – is a system where a user can conceive & design a project, then let the computer controlled hardware produce it. This class will explore the fundamentals of CNC processing including terminology, concepts, processes & hardware systems. We will work through the basic work flow of manufacturing by CNC by exploring in detail the stages of: concept definition, design, engineering, machining and finish & assembly. Each of these stages will be demonstrated using a project of the student's interest with a goal of completing the finished piece if student load and time permit.

Resin Casting With Alumilite - CLS1012

Thursday, July 25, 6 PM - 9 PM

Learn to cast using two part resins to create knife scales, pen blanks or whatever your imagination can create! You will be learning how to create your own molds and will need to bring in a small object about golf ball size or smaller. You will see how all the smallest details will show up in your mold.

Woodworking Fundamentals I - CLS611

Saturday, July 27, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

River Cast Style Charcuterie Board - CLS1004

Part 1: Thursday, August 1, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Thursday, August 8, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful 9"X16" Charcuterie board (cheese board) using a river casting technique with wood and resin. You will learn to minimize and eliminate air bubbles, build a mold, and mix color and resin. When cured, release the mold, sand and apply a finish that will make this a one of a kind Charcuterie board. Student will need to purchase a 4"X36" board of their choice. All other supplies are included.

Date Night At Woodcraft - CLS670

Friday, August 2, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to learn basic wood working skills and have fun creating a one of a kind project together? We will provide materials, all you do is show up and be ready to make some saw dust. Projects will vary from month to month and will consist of small projects such as pens, bottle stoppers, bottle openers, picture holders, and wine bottle holders. This month's project will be... Tuition fee is per couple.

Woodworking Fundamentals I - CLS611

Saturday, August 3, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Introduction To The Lathe - CLS238

Sunday, August 4, 10 AM - 5 PM

Tired of making things square and flat? Don't have room for all the equipment? Quench your woodworking desires through artistic turning. This class introduces you to the lathe, turning tools, sharpening and turning techniques. This class incorporates basic techniques to produce a candle stick.

Woodworking Fundamentals II - CLS612

Part 1: Saturday, August 10, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Sunday, August 11, 9:30 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop. You will learn about taking rough wood into a finished piece using the planer, jointer, miter saw, router and tablesaw. The class project will be a Shaker-style table design and is a perfect blend of traditional joints and delicate lines. Learn mortise and tenon joinery, cutting tapered legs, and basic hand tool use of chisels and planes. Learn the fundamentals of woodworking and take home a hand crafted piece of furniture.

Scroll Saw Level I - CLS181

Tuesday, August 13, 6 PM - 9 PM

What is a scroll saw and what can you do with it? Join us for a fun evening of learning all about this versatile tool! We’ll start with chatting about the different components of the saw, various blade options and how to choose the right one, and then spend most of the class time scrolling. While practicing, you’ll be able to ask questions, seek feedback, and receive tips and tricks on how to maneuver your piece for optimal cutting and precision. If you’ve been looking for a fun new hobby, give the scroll saw a try!

Bowl Turning - CLS024

Sunday, August 18, 10 AM - 5 PM

You've done the pen, you've done the candlesticks – now it's time to expand your skills when you step up to bowl turning. Learn wood selection, preparation, mounting techniques, finishing, and how to use the side ground bowl gouge.

Beginning Pen Turning - CLS026

Tuesday, August 20, 6 PM - 9 PM

Wondering if turning is for you, but don't want to make a big investment to find out? We've got your answer when you learn to turn a beautiful wooden pen your first time on the lathe! What a great way to show off your new hobby with this great gift for family and friends!

End Grain Cutting Board - CLS650

Part 1: Sunday, August 25, 12 PM - 5 PM

Part 2: Monday, August 26, 6 PM - 9:30 PM

Part 3: Tuesday, August 27, 6 PM - 9:30 PM

The intent of this class is to learn the basic skills and underlying principles used to construct an end grain board. This can be a cutting board, cheese board, butcher block, etc. The class is in three sessions because there are two overnight glue ups required. Day 1 we will discuss why to construct something end grain; how to prevent cracking; types of wood to use (and not use); required tools and their safe use; how to layout the board; performing the initial preparation of the stock and first glue up. Day 2 consists of cleaning the board up, cutting and arranging it into the desired final pattern, and the second glue up. Day 3 will be the final clean up; trimming; final sanding; edge routing/sanding; a discussion on finishes and how to maintain the board.