Resin and Wood Charcuterie Board with David Collis CLS1004

Part 1: Wednesday, May 8, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Wednesday, May 15, 6 PM - 9 PM

Welcome to the world of wood and epoxy where you’ll be hands-on designing and making your own custom epoxy charcuterie board, that you'll take home with you. It is a large Charcuterie Board roughly 1” x 12” x 20” and normally valued starting around $150. In this informative class you’ll learn everything from wood preparation and resin molds to types of resins, conditions and details for pouring all the way through the sanding and finishing process. It will cover the complete end to end process. The class will consist of two different days, with a two-hour session each day. The first session will consist of prep through pouring, and the second session will complete everything from de-molding though finishing. Each student will gain experience using the highest quality materials with the latest in state of the art resin molds, leading quality supplier of pigments and colors, top quality epoxy from the original U.S. manufacturer, and the finest walnut, cherry, and other hardwoods sustainably sourced locally from Shenandoah Valley as well as the leading food grade safe finishes from the leading U.S. supplier. No prior woodworking experience is required. You’ll build a solid foundation exploring the art of wood and epoxy before making the leap to art, coffee tables, dining tables, bar tops, and more for your home! Your imagination has no limits!

Knife Scale Making - CLS 345

Tuesday, May 14, 10 AM - 1 PM

In this class, you will learn how to make a wooden handle for a knife blank using wooden scales. Everything from how to align the pin holes and cut and contour, to picking the right finish that's going to give you that professional look. At the end of the session, you'll walk away with your very own, custom knife.

Hand Cut Dovetails CLS416

Thursday, May 16, 6 PM - 9 PM

Learn the details necessary to hand cut a beautiful and functional through dovetail joint. Each student goes home with the confident knowledge on how to pursue many more beautiful hand cut dovetail joints.

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, May 17, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Finishing Your Work CLS097

Sunday, May 19, 10 AM - 5 PM

Do you know the difference between finish, stain, and dye? Learn the basics and how to avoid the common errors that ruin many projects. Topics include: surface prep (sanding and cabinet scraper), filling and patching, stain colors and how to prevent blotching, and why you might prefer tried and true finishes like varnish, oil, and shellac. Try an easy oil finish that makes any wood project look good.

Turning a Lidded Box CLS904

Tuesday, May 21, 10 AM - 1 PM

Lidded boxes are small "Treasure Chests" that can be made in many shapes and sizes on a lathe and can be turned with different options and embellishments. This class will emphasize the basics lidded box turning process. The students will go home with a finished lidded box. Skills developed in this class translate to making a pepper mill and turning a platter or a bowl.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekday CLS183

Part 1: Thursday, May 23, 10 AM - 2 PM

Part 2: Friday, May 24, 10 AM - 2 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Sketchup For Beginners CLS439

Thursday, May 23, 6 PM - 9 PM

This is a beginning course on how to use Sketchup to design your woodworking projects. The objective of the course is to teach students the basics of Sketchup, including configuring the toolset for woodworking design, basic navigating, drawing, and editing. The student will also design a table to put all the skills to use. Each student must contact the instructor before the class (1 week ahead is strongly encouraged) to arrange/select how to obtain the software. Three options will be provided, two of which require working with the Windows operating system. The online free Sketchup version will not work for this class.

Intro to the Router and Techniques CLS777

Saturday, May 25, 10 AM - 5 PM

Are you new to the router or are you thinking about buying your first one? Then this class is for you! You'll be introduced to different types of routers and how they work along with what tasks can be achieved with one. Router safety will also be discussed for hand-held and router table operations. We will go over different types of router bits and how to choose them to complete any project that you are designing. In the second part of the class, you will learn how to make a variety of jigs and how to match a jig to the router task at hand.

Introduction To The Lathe CLS238

Sunday, May 26, 10 AM - 5 PM

Tired of making things square and flat? Don’t have room for all the equipment? This class introduces you to the lathe, turning tools, sharpening and spindle turning techniques. This class teaches lathe safety, proper body mechanics and the use of basic tool techniques to produce two of the most commonly found shapes: beads and coves. After learning these techniques you will have the opportunity to turn one or two small projects chosen by the instructor. Once you’re hooked on turning we offer pen, bowl turning and other turned project classes.

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, May 31, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekend CLS183

Saturday, June 1, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekend CLS183

Sunday, June 2, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Basic Woodcarving Worry Bird - CLS173

Tuesday, June 4, 6 PM - 9 PM

Want to learn some basic carving techniques and take home a finished piece? This class is a great place to start, we'll be making worry birds! You will begin with learning the difference in carving and whittling, basic safely and how to sharpen your knives and keep them in great shape. From there you will get the chance to explore the woods carvers use along with 5 different cuts and techniques ending with a quick course on extra carving tools. You'll have so much fun that before you know it, you'll have your hand-carved piece to take home!

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, June 7, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Build With Festool CLS 531

Saturday, June 8, 10 AM - 5 PM

Have you wanted to use Festool products but have not had the opportunity? Want to experience the tools for yourself or learn new tricks? Come and take the Build with Festool Class and get hands on experience using the best tools on the market. Students will work together to build a night stand with drawer and adjustable shelf using all Festool products to include the track saw, domino joiner, sanders, kapex miter saw, routers and multiple accessories. Students will draw straws to see who gets to take the final product home. This is a great opportunity to experience Festool.

Intro to Refinishing CLS219

Sunday, June 9, 10 AM - 5 PM

Ever wonder how to fix a scratch, gouge, or other damage on a piece of furniture? Ever want to make that fix blend in with existing finishing? This class will not only show you how to fix these common problems but will also go over color theory, color blending, creating missing pieces, filling, topcoat refinishing, and much, much more.

Bowl Turning - CLS024

Monday, June 10, 10 AM - 1 PM

You've done the pen, you've done the candlesticks, now it's time to expand your skills when you step up to bowl turning. Learn wood selection, preparation, mounting techniques, finishing, and how to use the side ground bowl gouge.

Sharpening Hand Tools CLS035

Tuesday, June 11, 6 PM - 9 PM

Fine woodworking requires sharp tools. Learn how to put a razor edge on bench chisels, plane blades and cabinet scrapers. Bring a dull tool to class with you.

Spoons & Spatulas CLS679

Thursday, June 13, 5:30 PM - 9 PM

Students will craft their very own spoon or spatula using various types of wood. They will learn to use the bandsaw, sanding equipment, and how to use gouges and chisels to carve a bowl into a spoon. They will also learn sanding techniques for working with unusual shapes, how to graduate from rough to fine grit sandpaper and how to finish their spoon or spatula.

Making a Hall Table - CLS526

Part 1: Saturday, June 15, 10 AM - 5 PM

Part 2: Sunday, June 16, 10 AM - 5 PM

This class will take your woodworking skills to the next level. The table will be build in a shaker influenced modern style. Topics and procedures include mortise and tenon joinery , edge beveling, leg tapering, dado jointing and book matching. After the table is assembled, finishing options will be discussed.

Knife Scale Making - CLS 345

Tuesday, June 18, 10 AM - 1 PM

In this class, you will learn how to make a wooden handle for a knife blank using wooden scales. Everything from how to align the pin holes and cut and contour, to picking the right finish that's going to give you that professional look. At the end of the session, you'll walk away with your very own, custom knife.

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, June 21, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekend CLS183

Saturday, June 22, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekday CLS183

Part 1: Thursday, June 27, 10 AM - 2 PM

Part 2: Friday, June 28, 10 AM - 2 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, July 5, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekend CLS183

Sunday, July 7, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Basic Woodcarving Worry Bird - CLS173

Tuesday, July 9, 6 PM - 9 PM

Want to learn some basic carving techniques and take home a finished piece? This class is a great place to start, we'll be making worry birds! You will begin with learning the difference in carving and whittling, basic safely and how to sharpen your knives and keep them in great shape. From there you will get the chance to explore the woods carvers use along with 5 different cuts and techniques ending with a quick course on extra carving tools. You'll have so much fun that before you know it, you'll have your hand-carved piece to take home!

Resin and Wood Charcuterie Board with David Collis CLS1004

Part 1: Wednesday, July 10, 6 PM - 9 PM

Part 2: Wednesday, July 17, 6 PM - 9 PM

Welcome to the world of wood and epoxy where you’ll be hands-on designing and making your own custom epoxy charcuterie board, that you'll take home with you. It is a large Charcuterie Board roughly 1” x 12” x 20” and normally valued starting around $150. In this informative class you’ll learn everything from wood preparation and resin molds to types of resins, conditions and details for pouring all the way through the sanding and finishing process. It will cover the complete end to end process. The class will consist of two different days, with a two-hour session each day. The first session will consist of prep through pouring, and the second session will complete everything from de-molding though finishing. Each student will gain experience using the highest quality materials with the latest in state of the art resin molds, leading quality supplier of pigments and colors, top quality epoxy from the original U.S. manufacturer, and the finest walnut, cherry, and other hardwoods sustainably sourced locally from Shenandoah Valley as well as the leading food grade safe finishes from the leading U.S. supplier. No prior woodworking experience is required. You’ll build a solid foundation exploring the art of wood and epoxy before making the leap to art, coffee tables, dining tables, bar tops, and more for your home! Your imagination has no limits!

Turning Pens and Pencils CLS1210

Thursday, July 11, 6 PM - 9 PM

Create a beautiful pen and pencil set the first time you use a lathe. A great gift for friends and relatives.

Scroll Saw Level I CLS181

Friday, July 12, 10 AM - 1 PM

With endless possibilities, your biggest challenge will be deciding what you can do next with your scroll saw. This tool opens up the worlds of possibility! Learn blade selection, tensioning, and the pros and cons of fixed speed versus various speed saws while making several take-home projects.

Flat And Square: The Art Of Milling Lumber CLS163

Saturday, July 13, 10 AM - 1 PM

Save money and gain control of your project from end-to-end when you learn the proper use of the jointer, thickness planer, and table saw to take rough cut lumber to four-square stock.

Introduction To The Lathe CLS238

Sunday, July 14, 10 AM - 5 PM

Tired of making things square and flat? Don’t have room for all the equipment? This class introduces you to the lathe, turning tools, sharpening and spindle turning techniques. This class teaches lathe safety, proper body mechanics and the use of basic tool techniques to produce two of the most commonly found shapes: beads and coves. After learning these techniques you will have the opportunity to turn one or two small projects chosen by the instructor. Once you’re hooked on turning we offer pen, bowl turning and other turned project classes.

Knife Scale Making - CLS 345

Tuesday, July 16, 10 AM - 1 PM

In this class, you will learn how to make a wooden handle for a knife blank using wooden scales. Everything from how to align the pin holes and cut and contour, to picking the right finish that's going to give you that professional look. At the end of the session, you'll walk away with your very own, custom knife.

History of Furniture Design CLS 756

Thursday, July 18, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you want to design your own furniture, cabinetry or projects but don't know where to begin? Do you know the difference between Shaker versus Modern designs or Arts and Crafts versus Federal? Come take our Furniture Design Basics Class and we will explain the differences between various styles of furniture to include the details that define that style. The class also teaches you how to approach the basic design of furniture to include size, proportion and joinery.

Date Night At Woodcraft CLS 670

Friday, July 19, 6 PM - 9 PM

Do you and your significant other want to create a one of a kind woodworking project that your friends will be envious of while learning some woodworking skills? Projects are different in every class. Projects in the past include wine holders, tea lights, display boxes, barbeque grill tools, cheese boards, and clocks/weather stations.....just to name a few. These classes fill quickly often month's in advance so call soon to register. TO JOIN the FUN you only need to show up and make saw dust.

Intro to Cabinet Making CLS014

Saturday, July 20, 10 AM - 5 PM

Have you wanted to do projects such as kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, bookcases, and shop/storage cabinets? If so, this is the class for you. You will learn the common techniques for any of these projects. During this six hour class the instruction will include the selection of materials, dado and rabbet joinery, making face frames and raised panel doors providing you with the fundamental skills to apply to any of these types of projects. During the class, the instructor will build, with class participation, a wall cabinet to demonstrate the basic joinery methods for making the carcass and fabricating the face frame and raised panel doors.

Finishing Your Work CLS097

Sunday, July 21, 10 AM - 5 PM

Do you know the difference between finish, stain, and dye? Learn the basics and how to avoid the common errors that ruin many projects. Topics include: surface prep (sanding and cabinet scraper), filling and patching, stain colors and how to prevent blotching, and why you might prefer tried and true finishes like varnish, oil, and shellac. Try an easy oil finish that makes any wood project look good.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekday CLS183

Part 1: Thursday, July 25, 10 AM - 1 PM

Part 2: Friday, July 26, 10 AM - 1 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.

Woodworking Fundamentals Weekend CLS183

Saturday, July 27, 10 AM - 5 PM

Want to try woodworking but not sure where to start? Hundreds of people start here, where you'll "meet the shop"! We'll show you how to use most of the common hand and power tools in the modern woodworking shop as you build and finish a project you'll be proud to display in your home.