Woodcraft of Roanoke

Epoxy Poured Charcuterie Board

Part 1: Monday, April 20, 2026, 4 PM - 7 PM

Part 2: Monday, April 27, 2026, 4 PM - 7 PM

Make an eye-popping charcuterie board with an epoxy poured center. Building molds, prepping wood, clamping and mixing for the pour are just a few things you will learn in this class. The second class will involve removing the mold, clean-up, sanding and finishing. Materials included in tuition. No refunds for Cancellations/Reschedules within 7 days of class date.

Tile Top Box Making

Part 1: Friday, April 24, 2026, 9 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Saturday, April 25, 2026, 9 AM - 5 PM

This two-day (16 hour) course teaches the fundamentals of box making. The student will learn how to use the table saw, router table, scroll saw, bandsaw, crosscut miter and spline jigs, planer, sanders, flush cut saws, and clamping techniques to create an heirloom quality keepsake box with a six-inch square ceramic tile imbedded in the top. We will use exotic and domestic woods chosen to match the floral tile design as well as brass hinges to accent the overall look of the finished box. Topics covered in this class include miter joints, slot cutting, design considerations, precision measuring and marking, spline cutting, gluing and clamping, and finishing products and techniques. A selection of tiles will be available for the student to choose from and the end product will be a keepsake box similar to those in the course advertising and made by the instructor. Prior experience with tools mentioned above is helpful but not required. You can expect ample one on one time with the instructor throughout the two-day course.

Router Essentials - Full Day Workshop

Thursday, April 30, 2026, 9 AM - 5 PM

Routers are one of the most versatile and essential tools in woodworking. Whether shaping edges, cutting joinery, or making intricate designs, routers open up a world of creative possibilities. This full-day hands-on workshop will cover everything you need to know about both handheld routers and router tables, from basic operations to important tips and techniques. Students will learn how to safely and efficiently use routers for edge profiling, dadoes, rabbets, mortises, template work, and joinery. We will explore bit selection, feed direction, router setup, and safety protocols. By the end of the class, participants will have hands-on experience with both freehand and routing table. You will work with a variety of samples and small projects to help reinforce your learning.