This is a great project to learn the fundamentals of case construction while making a great piece that can fit anywhere- It will teach you inlay skills and strengthen your joinery skills.

Contrary to popular belief, seat weaving is not a “dying art”! Bringing old or new chairs to a "sitable" state can be achieved with a variety of different weaves and that is what this class is all about.

Learn the basics of a mitered box and try your hand at kumiko while building a really nice little tea box that, not coincidentally, would make a great holiday gift.

This popular six-day intensive hands-on class is an opportunity to concentrate on the basics of woodworking and furniture making. This is not an appropriate class for absolute beginners. Some experience is suggested.

Essentials tablesaw Jigs and fixtures in a long weekend format!

This 3- day class will take you through the process of building a "Perch Stool", a variation of a Windsor style chair

Learn to turn these popular lidded containers and let your imagination take over. NOTE- New Date- This class is now January 24 & 25, 2026

Dovetails are considered to be the hallmark of fine joinery and Frank Strazza has been teaching this iconic woodworking joint for years.

In this 3 day introductory class, Frank will teach you some of his favorite techniques and methods, including packet cutting and double-bevel sawing, as you discover that you, too, can create this timeless art.

Take a weekend and begin to learn the ancient trade of blacksmithing- and - make a useful and unique marking knife that you can use in your woodworking projects!

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

Also known as the Bat House- This handy fixture is part of a "machine assisted" system to cut great handcut dovetails- every time!!

What a great way to get into the world of weaving baskets!!

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

This small project has a lot of great techniques to learn- Check it out!!

Don't miss this chance to see the Yale Furniture Study!

In a two-day class, John will cover some of the basic qualities of shellac and alcohol— how to buy it, how to mix it, and most importantly, how to apply it! Students will learn the many ways in which furniture can be finished with shellac. They will learn brushing, padding, and a primer on French polishing.

No staple guns, no compressors- just a tack hammer, some tacks, scissors, needle and thread- that's what was used to make some of the greatest upholstery ever and that is what you will use to begin learning the process!

What a great way to get into weaving! make two really useful back packs!

If you have ever done any re-sawing then you know how cool a book matched panel can be. When you incorporate veneers into your work the possibilities for creating spectacular patterns are almost endless!