Sharpening your Tools
Saturday, February 15, 1 PM - 2 PM
Sharp tools are safe tools. Stop in and learn how to properly keep the edge of your tools sharp.
Sharp tools are safe tools. Stop in and learn how to properly keep the edge of your tools sharp.
Richmond Woodturners is a group of young and old whose mission is to provide education and information to those who are interested in woodturning and to promote woodturning as an artform within the club and to the general public. They get together every month to have fun and share ideas and expertise with each other.
Join us every Friday for a Festool Live! Watch Party. Watch Sedge demonstrate the latest and greatest from Festool. We’ll have Festool products on hand, answer your questions, and provide light snacks and drinks. Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow woodworking enthusiasts!
Celebrate Arbor Day with our Tree Giveaway! Join us in nurturing our community and the environment by picking up your free tree sapling to plant at home. Together, let’s grow a greener future—while supplies last, so don’t miss out!
Laser engraving your projects isn’t that difficult. Let us show you how to get started.
Don’t just kick the tires. Learn how to properly keep your bandsaw in top working order.
Richmond Woodturners is a group of young and old whose mission is to provide education and information to those who are interested in woodturning and to promote woodturning as an artform within the club and to the general public. They get together every month to have fun and share ideas and expertise with each other.
Come on out and join Rick Long and the other club members for this fantastic antique tool sale. Hand planes, chisels, hand saws, and more! You name it, they've got it! Best part is that these items are for sale! This is your chance to ask questions from the experts as well as purchase a unique tool of your own.
Keeping your table saw in top working order makes your project easier and safer. Stop in as we show you how!
Richmond Woodturners is a group of young and old whose mission is to provide education and information to those who are interested in woodturning and to promote woodturning as an artform within the club and to the general public. They get together every month to have fun and share ideas and expertise with each other.
Creating intricate designs in your carvings takes special skills. We’ll show you the basic techniques to get you started on your chip carving journey.
Creating complex carvings just got easier with the CNC machine. We’ll show you the basics on how to use a CNC machine and some tips to get you started.
Richmond Woodturners is a group of young and old whose mission is to provide education and information to those who are interested in woodturning and to promote woodturning as an artform within the club and to the general public. They get together every month to have fun and share ideas and expertise with each other.
: Accurate, hidden connections that fit the first time are simple with the Festool domino. Let our in-store Festool expert show you how to get started with this unique tool.
Ready to make your own turning blank or start that river table you’ve been dreaming of? Join us to learn how to get started with resin casting. We’ll go over the basics and show you how to pour a pen blank to get started.
Richmond Woodturners is a group of young and old whose mission is to provide education and information to those who are interested in woodturning and to promote woodturning as an artform within the club and to the general public. They get together every month to have fun and share ideas and expertise with each other.
Have you always wanted to turn a bowl or a pen? Let us show you what you need and how to get started in woodturning.
Stop in and learn how to create a timeless hand cut dovetail. We’ll provide tips and tricks to get a snug joint and talk through the tools you’ll need to get started.
Sometimes bigger isn’t better – let us show you how to get your small turning projects to turn out just as you want them.
Your favorite competition is coming back! Our Annual Knife Competition & Show is making its return August 9! Rules are simple: - 3 categories: Forged, Cut/Grinded & Kit - 3 classes: Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced - 1st & 2nd place winners for each category - People’s Choice Award - YOU CAN ONLY SUBMIT ONE KNIFE PER CATEGORY - Anyone can submit a knife We have our amazing judges coming back this year: Brent Stubblefield (Join or Die Knives), Ben Abbott (Forged In Fire Judge/Ashgrove Forge), & Greg Campbell (Cur Custom Knives) We have 10 spots for our Knife Show so If you are a knife vendor and want to sell any product, stock and merchandise, please email us at woodcraft325@gmail.com with the header Knife Show Submission and we will reserve your spot! Knife submissions are due between August 4 - 8 We can’t wait to see what y’all make this year and good luck to all future participants!
Using your router to create projects gets a little easier with a jig or template. We’ll walk you through the basics how to rout with a template.
New Product Demo
Different sizes, shapes and cut directions – which is the right one for you? We’ll point out the reasons why you use one versus another and help you narrow down to the right choice for your style of woodworking.
Making clean cuts with a hand plane is easy – if you have your plane set up properly. Join us as we go over how to dial it in for the right cut.
Keeping your bits and blades clean makes for cleaner cuts. Join us as we step through how to remove the buildup on your bits and blades.
Build your own custom knife that you (or someone you know) will treasure for years to come. Join us as we walk you through the process.
Tis the season! Let us show you various ways to create custom Christmas ornaments using our kits.
Fun to make and functional in the kitchen – learn to create a custom cutting board. We’ll explain how to put it together and finish it with design and safety in mind.