A router table is one of the most versatile tools you can have in your shop, and provides a great way to make a variety of joints.

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

Stop making compromises with your router. Stop getting “close enough”. Learn how to use some of the most abundant molding planes of the past to get the exact profile you are after.

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

Now that you have made a few bowls on a glue block, join us to learn the next level of cross-grain bowl turning techniques.

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

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

Designed for furniture makers, restorers, collectors, homeowners, and dealers alike, this exciting two day hands on class will focus on the restoration and conservation of gilded surfaces including frames, furniture, and architectural elements.

Check out this unique little table with Miek Pekovich- it has a lot of great techniques in a small package!

In woodworking- like a lot of things- there is no one “right” way- there are bunches of different ways to accomplish the same thing and that is what this class is all about. I will not be telling you what I think is the "best" way- that is for you to decide- and you will have the opportunity to learn a number of different methods.

Cabriole legs are the signature of Queen Anne Furniture but they can be used and revised in contemporary styles also- Check out the techniques!

This is just a fascinating and unique process- be sure to check it out!

Did you ever look at a piece of wood and wonder what wood it is? And why it looks the way it does? Were you ever confused about which wood it is: mahogany or walnut, cherry or poplar, especially if you are looking at an antique that has an aged finish on it?

The Holidays are upon us!!!

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 class is a great opportunity to learn the fundamentals and the fine points of traditional joinery done entirely by hand. Everything from the basics of sharpening to the basics of furniture joints.

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

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.