After having a chance to play with these tools. We think we have found the next big thing.
MADE IN THE USA, Easy Wood Tools has designed a turning tool that is perfect for anyone interested in turning. From beginner to the most advanced turner, this is the tool for you.
The Lumber Lowdown
We've got big things happening in our lumber section.
We're chopping the price on selected boards to make room for some exciting new species. The deals are very go so these boards won't last long!
The new SawStop PCS demo saw has arrived. Stop by the store to see the latest offering from the company that brings you the safest saws ever made.
Construction Alert
The Lyndale/I494 intersection is now open.
The Skill Builder Series
November 21 1pm - Picture Frames Vol. 4 Half-Lap Picture Frames
Get Ready for Christmas! Custom frames for the holidays!
December 19, 1pm - Picture Frames Vol. 5 Fabulous Frames with NO Miters!
How does that work? Come and find out!
Education Spotlight
Please click the Classes button to see all of our classes.
Carving Cottonwood Bark with Dennis Schuster, Nov. 9 & 16, 6PM - 9PM
- Join the newest craze to hit woodcarving. You will learn basic woodcarving skills carving whimsical houses in cottonwood bark.
Make your own acrylic pen blank with Ryan Gustner, Nov. 14 & 15, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Ever thought wouldn't it be cool to cast a bunch of coffee beans in resin then turn a pen out of it. Well here is your chance to do just that. You'll be using molds/resin/and whatever you can dream up to design one of a kind pens.
Unplugged Workshop Part II with Tom Caspar, 10 Sessions beginning Jan. 24, 6PM - 9PM
- This is the sequel to Unplugged I. This Class will meet on Thursday nights from 6:00pm to 9:00pm for roughly 10 weeks. *See store for further information. Sign up soon, Tom's classes have a very good reputation
Philadelphia Chair with Tony Kubalak, 10 Sessions beginning March 27
- In this class you will be making a reproduction of a Philadelphia mahogany side chair that is in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the State Department. The original chair was made by an unknown craftsman sometime during the mid 1760's. * additional homework between classes will be required to complete chair.