Making Tablesaw Jigs & Fixtures with Bob Van Dyke
The idea of making jigs and fixtures for the tablesaw is always one that creates a lot of debate. Some people insist that they are not worth it and “just do it by hand” while other people love coming up with intricate fixtures that do a specific job really well. This class is Not a beginning tablesaw class. Participants must have some working experience with Tablesaws & routers.
Mastering those “Oddball” Furniture Joints with Steve Latta
This is a great course that will broaden your work possibilities. In this class, we will look at several traditional forms of joinery that take more than a look or two to sort but, nonetheless, should be a part or your arsenal.
One Day Woodturning with Rick Angus
This one day class will get you hooked on turning– Guaranteed!
One Step: A Simple Stylish Bench
The focus of this class is on safety and on using tools that don’t cost a fortune and are readily available just about anywhere.
Saw Sharpening 101 with Matt Cianci
This class is an introduction for woodworkers interested in learning how to sharpen their own handsaws and backsaws.
Step One: A Simple Plant Stand
The focus of this class is on safety and on using tools that don’t cost a fortune and are readily available just about anywhere.
The Basics of Using Handplanes with Bob Van Dyke
Handplanes can be one of the most useful and rewarding tools in the workshop – or they can be one of the most frustrating! Learn how to effectively use handplanes in your work with Ct. Valley School of Woodworking director, Bob Van Dyke
The next step in Basic Upholstery with Mike Mascelli: A Fully Upholstered Side Chair
This class has been specially created for students who want to learn the basics of upholstery while taking home a rewarding and challenging project. If you are new to upholstery or have taken some of Mike's classes before- you will get more out of this class than you thought possible,
Turn a Bowl from a Log with Rick Angus
Turning "green" wood offers turners opportunities that don't exist when using kiln-dried lumber.
