Woodcraft of Minneapolis

Frameless European Cabinetry

Saturday, July 19, 10 AM - 4 PM

This course will equip you with the skills to master frameless, European-style cabinet construction. We will cover the entire process, from design and layout to milling and assembly. You'll learn how to construct cases, drawers with under-mount hardware, and cope-and-stick doors with Euro hinges and drawer fronts. The class will include both hands-on learning and demonstrations. To maximize our time together, some materials will be pre-milled. As a group, we will collaborate to build a complete lower cabinet. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in cabinetry, enabling you to confidently design and build your own projects. Note: a $25 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at the start of the class.

CNC Cribbage Board

Sunday, July 20, 10 AM - 2 PM

This is a beginner CNC class where students will use Vectric V-carve to import a file, prepare to be cut on a CNC router and cut it out. You will take home the cribbage board you made at the end of the class. Note: A $10 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Electric Guitar Setup

Monday, July 21, 6 PM - 9 PM

Improve the playability and tonal accuracy of your electric guitar with a hands-on set up. Learn to adjust your trussrod, nut slot depth, and string height, and make bridge saddle adjustments for intonation. We will also discuss fret dressing. You can master these fundamental skills and save on tech costs down the line. This is the absolute foundation of your individual tone!

Inlays Part 2: Bands & Templates

Wednesday, July 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

It's the details that really light up your work and that make it visually compelling and eye-catching! Building on the techniques we practiced in Inlays Part 1, you'll use an existing template to cut a simple shape in a surface and then use the template to make the accompanying inlay to fill that void - cleanly and seamlessly. If you master this technique, you'll have the foundation you'll need to move on to more complex designs. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Women's Intro to Woodworking

Saturday, July 26, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Are you interested in learning more about woodworking? This one-day, hands-on class is perfect for beginners who want to explore the art and skill of woodworking. Learn how to safely use power tools like the planer, bandsaw, table saw, miter saw, and drill press. You’ll put your new skills into practice by building a beautiful keepsake box! Build confidence and gain foundational knowledge to tackle woodworking projects independently in the future. Note: $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the start of the class.

Electric Guitar Design

Monday, July 28, 6 PM - 9 PM

The focus of this class is to design and draw a 1:1 scale electric guitar plan. Using a Fender Telecaster as a point of reference, we will discuss basic terminology of an electric guitar's parts as well as principles inherent to the function and structure of a guitar. Designing the instrument will include choosing wood, headstock shape, type of neck to body joint, hardware and electronics. While the shape of the electric guitar's body seems like a free-for-all, many considerations come into play. Join us and other electric guitar enthusiasts as we ponder, discuss, and put these ideas on paper.

Inlays Part 3: Using Epoxy

Part 1: Wednesday, July 30, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Thursday, July 31, 6 PM - 9 PM

If your inlay pattern includes complicated or irregular shapes, epoxy can simplify the process and give a unique finished look. In this two-evening class, you'll use a router to cut the void and then choose a color, mix the epoxy and fill the void. The epoxy needs time to cure so during the second evening, you'll plane, sand and finish the board. At the end, you'll be ready to make more challenging shapes and patterns for future projects. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Chip Carving

Sunday, August 3, 10 AM - 4 PM

Chip carving consists of a set of triangular or curved cuts laid out in regular, geometric patterns, but can also be more free form, as in lettering or images. You will need to bring a Chip Carving Knife like the Pfeil style B, or similar. Your instructor, Bart Dunning, will teach you about the handling and care of the knife. You will learn how to draw a pattern for cutting, make the various cuts and develop a “feel” for the wood, as well as what woods are preferred. Dealing with mistakes, short of adding fuel to your fireplace, is also part of the class. You will leave with some new skills, some new friends and, hopefully, a carved coaster. Note: $5 materials fee payable to the instructor at time of class.

Bowl Turning with Carbide Tools

Wednesday, August 6, 6 PM - 9 PM

Are you interested in taking a fun and creative woodworking class? If so, this class is for you! It’s the perfect make-and-take bowl turning class for beginners (no experience needed). In this class, you can focus solely on the creative process of bowl turning. We use carbide tools, which are amazingly durable and stay sharp much longer than traditional turning tools. We also explore the range of carbide tools available and how to use them, and we provide basic lathe techniques to help you turn the perfect bowl. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the class

Electric Guitar Setup

Tuesday, August 12, 6 PM - 9 PM

Improve the playability and tonal accuracy of your electric guitar with a hands-on set up. Learn to adjust your trussrod, nut slot depth, and string height, and make bridge saddle adjustments for intonation. We will also discuss fret dressing. You can master these fundamental skills and save on tech costs down the line. This is the absolute foundation of your individual tone!

Creating Curves with Bent Lamination

Part 1: Wednesday, August 13, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Wednesday, August 20, 6 PM - 9 PM

The ability to bend wood introduces a new range of design possibilities, enhancing your work's diversity and quality. This class will teach you a common technique for creating curves where you’ll learn to resaw stock into strips, build a form for a simple curve, and glue and mount the strips on your form. In the second session, you'll remove the clamps and refine your piece using the jointer and bandsaw. By the end of the class, you'll have new skills to elevate your future woodworking projects. Basic experience using power tools is essential for this class. Note: a $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Women's Intro to Woodworking

Saturday, August 16, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Are you interested in woodworking? This one-day, hands-on class is perfect for beginners who want to explore the art and skill of woodworking. Learn how to safely use power tools like the planer, bandsaw, table saw, miter saw, and drill press. You’ll put your new skills into practice by building a beautiful keepsake box! Build confidence and gain foundational knowledge to tackle woodworking projects independently in the future. Note: $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the start of the class.

Sharpening Plane Blades and Chisels

Sunday, August 17, 10 AM - 4 PM

Sharpening shouldn't be mysterious! This is a hands-on, practical sharpening class that uses tried and true methods to give you sharp edges the first time and every time. Bring in your dull tools and take-home sharp ones! All supplies will be provided for your use, or you can bring your own sharpening supplies if you like.

Turning Wood Pens

Tuesday, August 19, 6 PM - 9 PM

Turning a pen is about as close to instant gratification as you can get in woodworking. It's quick, quiet and makes just enough mess to make you feel like you've accomplished something. Learn all about the components used such as pen blanks, mandrels, bushings and the pen press while honing your spindle turning skills. Pen turning is easy, enjoyable and it's the answer if limited shop space and time are keeping you from pursuing woodworking. Note: pen kits are provided; buy or bring your own 1"x1"x6" blank.

Intro To The Woodshop

Part 1: Saturday, August 23, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Part 2: Sunday, August 24, 10 AM - 4 PM

Are you new to woodworking? Want to brush up on basic skills? The instructor will teach how to safely use the essential power tools in any woodshop. Students will learn how to set up cuts and operate a table saw, planer, jointer, band saw, miter saw, and drill press. These skills will be put into practice to create a charcuterie board which can proudly be shown off to family and friends. On day two go beyond the basics and create a beautiful slide top keepsake box! You will practice skills learned in order to gain confidence using essential power tools. Use this foundation to accomplish your woodworking project goals. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or check) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Electric Guitar Design

Tuesday, August 26, 6 PM - 9 PM

The focus of this class is to design and draw a 1:1 scale electric guitar plan. Using a Fender Telecaster as a point of reference, we will discuss basic terminology of an electric guitar's parts as well as principles inherent to the function and structure of a guitar. Designing the instrument will include choosing wood, headstock shape, type of neck to body joint, hardware and electronics. While the shape of the electric guitar's body seems like a free-for-all, many considerations come into play. Join us and other electric guitar enthusiasts as we ponder, discuss, and put these ideas on paper.

Bowl Turning with Carbide Tools

Wednesday, September 3, 6 PM - 9 PM

Are you interested in taking a fun and creative woodworking class? If so, this class is for you! It’s the perfect make-and-take bowl turning class for beginners (no experience needed). In this class, you can focus solely on the creative process of bowl turning. We use carbide tools, which are amazingly durable and stay sharp much longer than traditional turning tools. We also explore the range of carbide tools available and how to use them, and we provide basic lathe techniques to help you turn the perfect bowl. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the class

Finishing Fundamentals

Saturday, September 6, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

The finishing process can make or break your project and choosing the best method for coloring and protecting your project can be difficult. Oil or water based? What does the word "varnish" actually mean? Let Kevin Southwick, a nationally renowned finishing expert and contributing editor for American Woodworker magazine, remove the mystery and provide the knowledge you need to apply a successful finish. When you know the fundamentals of finishing, you can achieve the best results with the least amount of effort.

101 Lathes

Monday, September 8, 6 PM - 9 PM

Designed for the novice turner, this class will introduce you to the wood lathe. Chris will take you step by step through machine set-up, tool safety and usage. No specific project will be completed, but the students will make a number of cuts while learning various tool techniques. Sharpening will be briefly covered.

Electric Guitar Setup

Tuesday, September 9, 6 PM - 9 PM

Improve the playability and tonal accuracy of your electric guitar with a hands-on set up. Learn to adjust your trussrod, nut slot depth, and string height, and make bridge saddle adjustments for intonation. We will also discuss fret dressing. You can master these fundamental skills and save on tech costs down the line. This is the absolute foundation of your individual tone!

Inlays Part 1: Lines & Circles

Wednesday, September 10, 6 PM - 9 PM

Boost the value of your pieces by helping them stand out from the rest! Using a router and drill press, this class will demonstrate how simple geometric shapes can spark curiosity and give your work another dimension. If you're interested in giving your woodworking projects a strong visual impact, then this class is for you. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Hand Tool Woodworking

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

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

Part 3: Thursday, September 25, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 4: Thursday, October 2, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 5: Thursday, October 9, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 6: Thursday, October 16, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 7: Thursday, October 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 8: Thursday, October 30, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 9: Thursday, November 6, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 10: Thursday, November 13, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 11: Thursday, November 20, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 12: Thursday, December 4, 6 PM - 9 PM

This in-depth introductory series focuses on hand tools and the role they play in your shop. Weekly topics include tool selection, sharpening, plane refurbishing, and using planes, spokeshaves, chisels, saws, scrapers, measuring and marking tools, and more. We’ll also discuss four-squaring boards, basic joints (including dovetails by hand), and how to cut curves. Learn the basics of hand tools for full builds or to supplement your power tools. The hand tools needed for class will be covered on the first night, or you can email woodcraft@woodcraft306.com for a tool list. Note: $25 materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first night of class.

Traditional Bowl Turning: From Log To Table

Friday, September 12, 9:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Join Master Turner Dan Larson for this fantastic class and learn to throw ribbons of wood over your shoulder! Students will make a bowl (or two) while learning the nuances of how to hold the tools to make a variety of cuts in green, freshly cut wood. Dan will show you the basics of lathe operation, safety, sharpening, as well as how to select and prepare wood specifically for bowl turning. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or check) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Women's Intro to Woodworking

Saturday, September 13, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Are you interested in woodworking? This one-day, hands-on class is perfect for beginners who want to explore the art and skill of woodworking. Learn how to safely use power tools like the planer, bandsaw, table saw, miter saw, and drill press. You’ll put your new skills into practice by building a beautiful keepsake box! Build confidence and gain foundational knowledge to tackle woodworking projects independently in the future. Note: $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the start of the class.

Chip Carving

Sunday, September 14, 10 AM - 4 PM

Chip carving consists of a set of triangular or curved cuts laid out in regular, geometric patterns, but can also be more free form, as in lettering or images. You will need to bring a Chip Carving Knife like the Pfeil style B, or similar. Your instructor, Bart Dunning, will teach you about the handling and care of the knife. You will learn how to draw a pattern for cutting, make the various cuts and develop a “feel” for the wood, as well as what woods are preferred. Dealing with mistakes, short of adding fuel to your fireplace, is also part of the class. You will leave with some new skills, some new friends and, hopefully, a carved coaster. Note: $5 materials fee payable to the instructor at time of class.

Epoxy & Wood: Create Your Own Tray

Part 1: Monday, September 15, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Tuesday, September 16, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 3: Monday, September 22, 6 PM - 9 PM

Ready to try something new? Learn the art of combining epoxy and wood to create a stunning serving tray using a pre-formed, quick-release silicone mold. You'll also discover how to personalize your tray by adding cool stuff like natural elements or everyday objects into the epoxy. Plus, you'll get hands-on experience using power tools to add that professional, finished look. This class is taught by Terry Daughtery, owner of Wild Edge Woodworking, who's an expert in live-edge and epoxy resin work. Note: A $60 materials fee (cash preferred) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Inlays Part 2: Bands & Templates

Wednesday, September 17, 6 PM - 9 PM

It's the details that really light up your work and that make it visually compelling and eye-catching! Building on the techniques we practiced in Inlays Part 1, you'll use an existing template to cut a simple shape in a surface and then use the template to make the accompanying inlay to fill that void - cleanly and seamlessly. If you master this technique, you'll have the foundation you'll need to move on to more complex designs. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Just Get Started: Keepsake Boxes

Friday, September 19, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Box making is a timeless craft—and its simple shape is as versatile as it is useful. In this hands-on class, you’ll craft two unique keepsake boxes using basic shop tools, each featuring a different joinery method. Artisan woodworker, Craig Gilbert, will guide you through the process including sharing creative ways to personalize and add visual interest to your boxes. Craig will also address finishing techniques and send you home with a finish needed to complete your pieces. Woodworking is experience helpful, but not required—open to all skill levels. Note: A $25 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at time of the class.

Intro To Relief Wood Carving

Saturday, September 20, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Curious about wood carving? This relaxed, hands-on class is for you! You'll get an 8"x10" basswood block and all the tools needed to learn the basics of relief carving. With step-by-step guidance from the instructor, you’ll practice making cuts on the back of your board and then carve your very own piece on the front. Bring a sketch to carve or choose from options available in class. Kevin’s approachable style and years of experience make it easy to learn and fun! Note: A $10 material fee (cash or Venmo) is collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

101 Bandsaw

Sunday, September 21, 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM

This informative session will help you get the most out of your bandsaw. We'll begin with basic saw maintenance that will help your saw perform better, and then move on to blade selection and how to properly mount and tension your blade. Ralph will also talk about what to look for when buying a used saw and will demonstrate various cuts and discuss using jigs with your bandsaw. If the bandsaw is new to you, then this class is a must do!

Inlays Part 3: Using Epoxy

Part 1: Tuesday, September 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Wednesday, September 24, 6 PM - 9 PM

If your inlay pattern includes complicated or irregular shapes, epoxy can simplify the process and give a unique finished look. In this two-evening class, you'll use a router to cut the void and then choose a color, mix the epoxy and fill the void. The epoxy needs time to cure so during the second evening, you'll plane, sand and finish the board. At the end, you'll be ready to make more challenging shapes and patterns for future projects. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Cabinet Making

Friday, September 26, 10 AM - 4 PM

Focusing on the traditional North American style, this class will get you on the right path to proper face frame cabinetry construction. From design and layout to milling and assembly, you'll learn the process of making face frames and casework, drawer making, and finally, cope and stick doors and drawer fronts. All aspects of this class are hands-on, so you will learn by doing. You will leave this class with a solid foundation so you can start designing and creating your own cabinetry project quickly. Note: A $25 materials fee payable to the instructor at time of class.

Intro To The Woodshop

Part 1: Saturday, September 27, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Part 2: Sunday, September 28, 10 AM - 4 PM

Are you new to woodworking? Want to brush up on basic skills? The instructor will teach how to safely use the essential power tools in any woodshop. Students will learn how to set up cuts and operate a table saw, planer, jointer, band saw, miter saw, and drill press. These skills will be put into practice to create a charcuterie board which can proudly be shown off to family and friends. On day two go beyond the basics and create a beautiful slide top keepsake box! You will practice skills learned in order to gain confidence using essential power tools. Use this foundation to accomplish your woodworking project goals. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at time of class.

Just Get Started: Candle Centerpiece

Monday, September 29, 5 PM - 9 PM

Create a stunning candle centerpiece that’s both elegant and beginner-friendly—perfect for your home or as a gift. Led by artisan woodworker Craig Gilbert, this hands-on “make and take” class guides you step-by-step through the building process. Craig will also address finishing techniques and send you home with a finish needed to complete your centerpiece. Woodworking is experience helpful, but not required—open to all skill levels. Note: Candles are not included. A $25 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at time of the class.

Bowl Turning with Carbide Tools

Wednesday, October 1, 6 PM - 9 PM

Are you interested in taking a fun and creative woodworking class? If so, this class is for you! It’s the perfect make-and-take bowl turning class for beginners (no experience needed). In this class, you can focus solely on the creative process of bowl turning. We use carbide tools, which are amazingly durable and stay sharp much longer than traditional turning tools. We also explore the range of carbide tools available and how to use them, and we provide basic lathe techniques to help you turn the perfect bowl. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the class

Finishing: Advanced Coloring Techniques

Saturday, October 4, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Join Kevin Southwick of Southwick Furniture Conservation for his most colorful class to date! Tints, dyes, stains, toners, and glazes; while we may all be familiar with these terms, we may not completely understand what they all mean. With so many ways to use these different types of colorants, sometimes alone, sometimes in concert with each other, it's hard to know what to use and when, but no longer! Kevin will teach you the techniques and strategies needed to achieve consistent, professional results giving you the knowledge and skills to overcome any finishing challenge.

Chip Carving

Sunday, October 5, 10 AM - 4 PM

Chip carving consists of a set of triangular or curved cuts laid out in regular, geometric patterns, but can also be more free form, as in lettering or images. You will need to bring a Chip Carving Knife like the Pfeil style B, or similar. Your instructor, Bart Dunning, will teach you about the handling and care of the knife. You will learn how to draw a pattern for cutting, make the various cuts and develop a “feel” for the wood, as well as what woods are preferred. Dealing with mistakes, short of adding fuel to your fireplace, is also part of the class. You will leave with some new skills, some new friends and, hopefully, a carved coaster. Note: $5 materials fee payable to the instructor at time of class.

Woodturning For Women

Monday, October 6, 3:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Learn the basics of turning from seasoned turner, Julie Abbott. Come explore the world of woodturning in a welcoming and fun atmosphere. Make a turning project to take home while practicing the fundamentals of lathe work. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at the start of class.

Electric Guitar Setup

Tuesday, October 7, 6 PM - 9 PM

Improve the playability and tonal accuracy of your electric guitar with a hands-on set up. Learn to adjust your trussrod, nut slot depth, and string height, and make bridge saddle adjustments for intonation. We will also discuss fret dressing. You can master these fundamental skills and save on tech costs down the line. This is the absolute foundation of your individual tone!

Turning Wood Pens

Wednesday, October 8, 6 PM - 9 PM

Turning a pen is about as close to instant gratification as you can get in woodworking. It's quick, quiet and makes just enough mess to make you feel like you've accomplished something. Learn all about the components used such as pen blanks, mandrels, bushings and the pen press while honing your spindle turning skills. Pen turning is easy, enjoyable and it's the answer if limited shop space and time are keeping you from pursuing woodworking. Note: pen kits are provided; buy or bring your own 1"x1"x6" blank.

Traditional Bowl Turning: From Log To Table

Friday, October 10, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Join Master Turner Dan Larson for this fantastic class and learn to throw ribbons of wood over your shoulder! Students will make a bowl (or two) while learning the nuances of how to hold the tools to make a variety of cuts in green, freshly cut wood. Dan will show you the basics of lathe operation, safety, sharpening, as well as how to select and prepare wood specifically for bowl turning. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or check) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Intro To The Woodshop

Part 1: Saturday, October 11, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Part 2: Sunday, October 12, 10 AM - 4 PM

Are you new to woodworking? Want to brush up on basic skills? The instructor will teach how to safely use the essential power tools in any woodshop. Students will learn how to set up cuts and operate a table saw, planer, jointer, band saw, miter saw, and drill press. These skills will be put into practice to create a charcuterie board which can proudly be shown off to family and friends. On day two go beyond the basics and create a beautiful slide top keepsake box! You will practice skills learned in order to gain confidence using essential power tools. Use this foundation to accomplish your woodworking project goals. Note: A $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at time of class.

101 Table Saw

Monday, October 13, 10 AM - 1 PM

Table Saw 101 introduces you to basic table saw operation and safety. The class will review the types of table saws, table saw anatomy, how to maintain and tune your saw, proper cross cutting and ripping techniques. You will also learn what types of blades to use for specific tasks. This is a hands-on class with proper operation and safety as the main topic.

Just Get Started: Candle Centerpiece

Wednesday, October 15, 5 PM - 9 PM

Create a stunning candle centerpiece that’s both elegant and beginner-friendly—perfect for your home or as a gift. Led by artisan woodworker Craig Gilbert, this hands-on “make and take” class guides you step-by-step through the building process. Craig will also address finishing techniques and send you home with a finish needed to complete your centerpiece. Woodworking is experience helpful, but not required—open to all skill levels. Note: Candles are not included. A $25 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at time of the class.

Just Get Started: Keepsake Boxes

Friday, October 17, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Box making is a timeless craft—and its simple shape is as versatile as it is useful. In this hands-on class, you’ll craft two unique keepsake boxes using basic shop tools, each featuring a different joinery method. Artisan woodworker, Craig Gilbert, will guide you through the process including sharing creative ways to personalize and add visual interest to your boxes. Craig will also address finishing techniques and send you home with a finish needed to complete your pieces. Woodworking is experience helpful, but not required—open to all skill levels. Note: A $25 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at time of the class.

Frameless European Cabinetry

Saturday, October 18, 10 AM - 4 PM

This course will equip you with the skills to master frameless, European-style cabinet construction. We will cover the entire process, from design and layout to milling and assembly. You'll learn how to construct cases, drawers with under-mount hardware, and cope-and-stick doors with Euro hinges and drawer fronts. The class will include both hands-on learning and demonstrations. To maximize our time together, some materials will be pre-milled. As a group, we will collaborate to build a complete lower cabinet. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in cabinetry, enabling you to confidently design and build your own projects. Note: a $25 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at the start of the class.

CNC Cribbage Board

Sunday, October 19, 10 AM - 2 PM

This is a beginner CNC class where students will use Vectric V-carve to import a file, prepare to be cut on a CNC router and cut it out. You will take home the cribbage board you made at the end of the class. Note: A $10 materials fee (cash or Venmo) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Sharpening Plane Blades & Chisels

Monday, October 20, 12 PM - 5 PM

Sharpening shouldn't be mysterious! This is a hands-on, practical sharpening class that uses tried and true methods to give you sharp edges the first time and every time. Bring in your dull tools and take-home sharp ones! All supplies will be provided for your use, or you can bring your own sharpening supplies if you like.

Creating Curves with Bent Lamination

Part 1: Wednesday, October 22, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Wednesday, October 29, 6 PM - 9 PM

The ability to bend wood introduces a new range of design possibilities, enhancing your work's diversity and quality. This class will teach you a common technique for creating curves where you’ll learn to resaw stock into strips, build a form for a simple curve, and glue and mount the strips on your form. In the second session, you'll remove the clamps and refine your piece using the jointer and bandsaw. By the end of the class, you'll have new skills to elevate your future woodworking projects. Basic experience using power tools is essential for this class. Note: a $20 materials fee (cash or Square) will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Intro To Relief Wood Carving

Friday, October 24, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Curious about wood carving? This relaxed, hands-on class is for you! You'll get an 8"x10" basswood block and all the tools needed to learn the basics of relief carving. With step-by-step guidance from the instructor, you’ll practice making cuts on the back of your board and then carve your very own piece on the front. Bring a sketch to carve or choose from options available in class. Kevin’s approachable style and years of experience make it easy to learn and fun! Note: A $10 material fee (cash or Venmo) is collected by the instructor at the beginning of class.

Women's Intro to Woodworking

Saturday, October 25, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Are you interested in woodworking? This one-day, hands-on class is perfect for beginners who want to explore the art and skill of woodworking. Learn how to safely use power tools like the planer, bandsaw, table saw, miter saw, and drill press. You’ll put your new skills into practice by building a beautiful keepsake box! Build confidence and gain foundational knowledge to tackle woodworking projects independently in the future. Note: $20 materials fee (cash or Venmo) is payable to the instructor at the start of the class.

Electric Guitar Design

Tuesday, October 28, 6 PM - 9 PM

The focus of this class is to design and draw a 1:1 scale electric guitar plan. Using a Fender Telecaster as a point of reference, we will discuss basic terminology of an electric guitar's parts as well as principles inherent to the function and structure of a guitar. Designing the instrument will include choosing wood, headstock shape, type of neck to body joint, hardware and electronics. While the shape of the electric guitar's body seems like a free-for-all, many considerations come into play. Join us and other electric guitar enthusiasts as we ponder, discuss, and put these ideas on paper.