The table saw is the workhorse of most wood shops, so if you're new to woodworking, this is a great class to learn how to safely use this tool. After learning about table saw safety, students will get hands-on practice using the rip fence, miter gauge, crosscut sled, and dado stack
Take this class to learn how to turn a honey dipper. We provide a lathe, tools, suitable wood, and some basic turning techniques to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing utensil. This would make a sweet gift for the cook in your family!
Our Beginning Woodturning Workshop will highlight carbide turning tools and techniques. Easy Wood Tools provide superior controlled cuts and clean finishes in acrylic and man-made resins. The right tools for small hollow-form boxes, but be sure to try it on your bowls, ornaments, coves, and pens too.
During our class, we will explore how to use xTool's Creative Space to generate and import basic shapes to laser a one of a kind, finished project on two different materials to see xTool's versatility
Sharp tools make turning more enjoyable with less sanding. Learn how to use the Tormek, Oneway and Sorby Systems to get a perfect edge on your traditional turning tools. This is a detailed sharpening workshop covering lots of sharpening options, so please bring a notepad and pen.
(Almost) everything you need to know about a bandsaw. We'll cover a multitude of topics, such as tune-up, blade selection, guide adjustments and selection, resawing, and scroll cutting, as well as an overview of all the latest and greatest bandsaw accessories. Bring your notepad & pen.
Check out this class if you're interested in the world of wood turning! The class will begin with a discussion about lathe safety and terminology, the importance of sharpening, selecting the appropriate turning tools, and understanding the use of chucks and accessories. Students will then get several hours of hands-on practice learning fundamental tool techniques as they turn a small bowl project.