Classes

This is a great transitional William & Mary to Queen Anne piece of furniture that will look great in your house! And- it has a Connecticut history!

This walnut spice box is a great project to learn classic case construction- along with a little line & berry inlay and improve your joinery skills- Don't miss it!

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 focus of this class is on safety and on using tools that don’t cost a fortune and are readily available just about anywhere.

Tim Spratlin is a professional cabinet maker and is able to show you loads of time saving techniques to help you on your way to building your own kitchen cabinets.

A hands-on course that covers the basic concepts of woodworking and furniture making.

An eight-session (or two weekend) class that is a continuation of the Furniture making I class.

This is a great beginning woodturning class- in a weekend format

This six evening class is designed for the beginning (or frustrated) woodturner and features extensive hands-on practice each night.

Learn to Turn Natural-Edge (Bark-Rim) Bowls with Rick Angus

Solid wood goblets are an elegant project and a great way to advance your skills.

This one day class will get you hooked on turning– Guaranteed!

Lets face it- You are dead in the water if you are trying to do any woodturning with dull tools. Not only does the surface of the work come out better with sharp tools, but you have way more control and you can use a much lighter touch.

This three night class will get you hooked on turning– Guaranteed!

Many students have asked for a class that offers the opportunity to turn bowls and only bowls. This class is for students with some turning experience. The night time woodturning or the weekend Basic Woodturning are required.

Many students have asked for a class that offers the opportunity to turn bowls and only bowls. This class is for students with some turning experience. The night time woodturning or the weekend Basic Woodturning are required.

get a handle on this misunderstood tool! get over your fear of it!!

Turning "green" wood offers turners opportunities that don't exist when using kiln-dried lumber.

Learn to turn these popular lidded containers and let your imagination take over.

Wooden plates & platters are great projects to expand your bowl making skills and are a great way to use up off cuts from other projects that are not using thick stock.