CHARLES BENDER SEMINARS

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Joinery Fundamentals & Table Saw Joinery$50 PAID (Saturday 8:30am - 12:00pm)When joining two (or more) boards together you have many choices. Which joint should you use? In Joinery Fundamentals Chuck Bender teaches you about variety of basic joints, when to use them, how they work and why. With Table Saw Joinery you’ll learn how to make a variety of strong joints at the table saw quickly, accurately and efficiently using the standard equipment and a few shop-made jigs.

Joinery Fundamentals$35 PAID (Saturday 8:30am - 10:00am)When joining two (or more) boards together you have many choices. Which joint should you use? Chuck Bender teaches you about variety of basic joints, when to use them, how they work and why.

Table Saw Joinery$35 PAID (Saturday 10:30am - 12:00pm)In this class you’ll learn how to make a variety of strong joints at the table saw quickly, accurately and efficiently using the standard equipment and a few shop-made jigs.

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Modern Milling Methods(Friday 1:30pm - 2:30pm)In order to reduce frustration with joinery and assembly of your projects you need to start with the flattest, straightest, most accurately dimensioned lumber possible. Furniture Maker, Chuck Bender, shows you an easy, step-by-step method to ensure your materials are perfect every time.

Shop-made Moldings - By Hand and Power(Friday 4:00pm - 5:00pm)Moldings make the piece, right? But perfect moldings make it even better. In this seminar, Chuck Bender, shows you ways to combine power tools with hand tools to create the molding profiles you want rather than settle for the cutter profiles you have.

Hand-cut Dovetails with Mitered Corners(Saturday 1:30pm - 2:30pm)Dovetails are the ultimate case (box) construction joint. But how do you make a dovetailed box with a rabbet for a bottom? Chuck Bender shows you his method for cutting dovetails and creating mitered corners to hide rabbets and grooves.

Double Raised Panel(Saturday 4:00pm - 5:00pm)If a raised panel is good, then raising it a second time has got to be better. In this seminar Chuck Bender demonstrates how to create a raised panel, then how to add a second decorative fielded area. The techniques are easy and add depth and interest to this classic construction method.

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Project Assembly(Sunday 10:30am - 11:30am)Once you’ve got all the parts of your project cut to size and joined together it’s time to assemble, right? Maybe, but maybe not. Chuck Bender shows you how, and what surfaces to prep prior to assembly on a project. He also provides tips to speed up assembly, reduce glue squeeze out and clamp damage as you put your project together.

Finishing Basics(Sunday 1:00pm - 2:00pm)Many woodworkers come to a complete halt when it comes time to finish their projects. The fear of permanently ruining something you’ve invested time and money in creating causes them to freeze up. You don’t have to fall into this trap anymore. Chuck Bender walks you through a simple, repeatable process that gives you the tools to add color and finish to make your projects pop.

CHARLES BENDER SEMINARS

TRACEY CHEUVRONT SEMINARS

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Hand Carving a Spoon$50 PAID (Friday and Saturday 10:00am - 12:00pm)The humble spoon is the ideal project to illustrate basic hand carving principles. Traditionally, spoons would be hand carved from fresh cut green wood, which is soft and amenable to hand tooling, but you can certainly carve spoons from dry lumber as well -- many an heirloom spoon has originated from a scrap board or the firewood pile! In this two hour seminar, I will show you how to carve a beautiful spoon while discussing design features, wood species, tooling options, and carving techniques.

Backyard Wood Processing$50 PAID (Sunday 10:00am - 12:00pm)Unwanted trees can be so much more than firewood, so capitalize on an underutilized resource! Many of the hardwood species growing throughout the US in urban areas are not readily available on the commercial market but are beautiful, plentiful, and easy to work with. Whether for immediate or future use, you can prepare your own high quality small project blanks with a minimal investment in equipment, space, and time. We will go step by step through methods of acquiring, assessing, processing, and preserving raw logs. Additional topics will include identifying wood species and their potential uses, sawing vs. splitting, tool selection, wood behavior and avoiding pitfalls.

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The Capable Shavehorse(Friday 1:00pm - 2:00pm, Saturday 12:30pm - 1:30pm)If you have never used a well designed shavehorse for hand shaping with a drawknife, spokeshave, rasp, or scraper, you don’t know what you’re missing! This marvel of efficiency and ergonomics is indispensable for every hand tooling step in my work carving spoons and tool handles. I will run through shavehorse design considerations as well as specific tooling approaches.

Power Carving Bowls(Friday 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Saturday 2:00pm - 3:00pm, Sunday 1:00pm - 2:00pm)See how powercarving can quickly and efficiently transform a log or timber into a stunning centerpiece by not only hogging out waste material, but also creating contours and interesting surface textures. In this step-by-step demonstration, I will illustrate the use, safety, and ergonomic aspects of various tools, and include a discussion of the many considerations of the wood itself that go into achieving a successful project.

The Metaphorical Axe Handle(Friday 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Saturday 3:30pm - 4:30pm)A proper axe handle needs to be strong and tough, yet supple, and maybe even a little bit sexy. Ditto for a spoon, archery bow, or table leg. I make it no secret that I regard the axe handle as the pinnacle form of woodworking, but the information I present here carries over to all other areas where hand shaping and contouring is required. In the course of an hour, I will carve such a handle while explaining how to read grain and get the most out of several types of hand tools.

BARRY GROSS SEMINARS

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Creating Your Pen Masterpiece(Friday 1:00pm, Saturday 10:30am, Sunday 10:30am)General Lathe Discussion, Pen Kit Selection, Material Selection, Drilling Methods, Gluing, Squaring Your Pen Blank, Turning Tool Selection, Turning Your Pen Blank, Finishing Your Pen Blank, Assembling Your Pen Blank

Pen Finishing Techniques(Friday 2:30pm, Saturday 12:00pm, Sunday 12:00pm)Finishing Acrylics, Application of a CA Glue Finish, Finishing Antler & Other Biologics

Alumilite Casting & Clear Casting(Friday 4:00pm, Sunday 1:00pm)Cast (one-of-a-kind) Pen blanks, Using and Not Using a pressure pot, 2 Chamber Mold & Block Mold Techniques

JIM HEAVEY SEMINARS

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Fixing Common Finishing Problems(Friday 12:30pm – 1:30pm, Saturday 11:30am – 12:30pm, Sunday 10:30am – 11:30am)There are a number of things that can (and do) go wrong when it's time to finish your project. Jim will get the conversation started with solutions to some fairly common problems. He will also answer questions from the audience in this very open ended presentation. This should be fun!

Finish Application Brush Or Spray?(Friday 2:30pm – 3:30pm, Saturday 1:30pm – 2:30pm, Sunday 12:00pm – 1:00pm)There are two principal methods of laying down a smooth finish. Both brushing and spraying can each provide a satisfying surface when you know some of the tricks and techniques of applying them. Using these ideas is sure to bring some impressive results.

Clamping Strategies(Friday 4:30pm – 5:30pm, Saturday 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Sunday 1:30pm – 2:30pm)In this class Jim will explain the tactics and tools needed to tackle a full range of clamping challenges. From a simple flat-panel, solid-wood glue up to a multi-sided, irregularly shaped assembly, he will show how to creatively use clamps and jigs to exert just the right pressure to join mating surfaces.

RON HERMAN SEMINARS

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Understanding Wood For The Cabinet Maker$50 PAID (Friday and Saturday: 9:00am - 12:00pm)If you have ever worked with wood, you have very likely at some point been frustrated by its variable and ever-changing behavior. Why did your beautiful table top warp so quickly? What made your locust veneer crack off beech substrate on your guitar project? How do you stop the panels on your cabinet doors from shrinking and gapping? Problems with failure can always be predicted and circumvented if you understand the structure and nature of wood. That’s where Ron comes in.

Understanding the physical structure and properties of wood (dendrology) is the most important knowledge you should have as a woodworker. If you understand how lumber is cut and what that means for your projects, how to select the best wood for your project from retail outlets, how to read defects in wood and how to understand the behavior of wood over time, your project success will be high. In this three-hour seminar, Ron explains all these things and more, and answers your questions to help you improve your woodworking skills.

This very popular seminar is derived from a 40-hour course developed in conjunction with the U.S. Forestry Service and the University of Wisconsin at Lacrosse, and Ron has delivered a 6-hour video on this subject through Popular Woodworking. It provides lots of hands-on opportunities and doses of Herman wisdom and humor, and will definitely send you on your way with your brain full!

Veneering Basics$50 PAID (Sunday: 10:00am - 1:00pm)Want to spice up that boring box or add some pizazz to a cabinet face? Adding veneer can be a beautiful way to add some punch or elegance to your project. Veneer has been a common aspect of woodworking for more than 400 years and is a good way to take your woodworking to the next level by building your skill sets.

Join Ron to learn about different veneers and the advantages of using veneer, harvesting methods and methods and mechanics of application, as well as different forms of veneer that are appropriate for different projects – raw, paper-backed, phenolic-backed, etc., and how to apply them to different substrates. Learn how a common drug store compound can be a great help, and how a simple vacuum press can immensely simplify your veneer application. Ron will provide several demonstrations to assist you in gain and retain knowledge on the subject.

Finally, Ron will give you information and tips about buying veneer so you can make advised choices for obtaining veneer to enhance your projects.

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Clamp Down Before You Screw It Up; Project Assembly Info the Plans Don’t Tell You(Friday and Saturday 1:00pm - 2:00pm)Project plans assume you have a lot of basic background knowledge when it comes to assembly, even if they detail all the steps. Ron is here to help you gain that knowledge and learn about basics such as clamps, glues and fasteners. Ever wonder why your pin nails won’t hold well in end grain, why your glue didn’t stick or why your screw suddenly moved out of line when you tightened it? Find the answers to these questions as well as learn about the proper uses of different kinds and gauges of nails and screws, what countersink to use and how they coordinate with your nails, which clamps are appropriate for your uses/different species of wood and how to protect your project when using them, which wood requires pilot holes for screws, and much more, to greatly improve the success of your project.

Joinery For The Cabinetmaker(Friday and Saturday 2:30pm - 3:30pm)Showcasing quality tools from Veritas/Lee Valley, Ron will explain and demonstrate basic joints that need to be learned and practiced in order to master cabinetry. Learn specific and alternative joints for frame and drawer construction, differentiating between solid wood and plywood fastening methods. Ron will provide a visual comparison of these methods with demonstrator drawers built with each joint constructed using a different method. Learn the IDIOT principle and what it means for your solid-wood drawer construction!

Keeping It Sharp(Friday and Saturday 4:00pm - 5:00pm)Sharp tools are safer, faster and more effective and efficient to use. It doesn't have to take eight hours and sixteen stones of varying grits from different countries to effectively sharpen your tools. Learn how to sharpen like professional housewrights do—quickly, effectively and cost-efficiently—so as not to waste time on the job. Ron will teach you how to know what your tools need—cutting, sharpening and/or honing—and how to produce that keen edge that will glide through your next project. This course covers chisels, planes, knives, turning tools, bits, and other edged tools. Remember, there are only two states to any edged tool: Sharp, and Not Sharp!

JEFF HORNUNG SEMINARS

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Finishing The Finish(Friday 12:30pm - 1:00pm, Saturday 2:00pm - 3:00pm)In this seminar we discuss a number of popular finishing products. Sanding sealers, abrasive pastes, friction polish, waxes, lacquers and poly. Real time demonstration of several finishing techniques you can use to take your woodturning to the next level. Also covered is the difference between penetrating oils and surface or film finishes...how and when you would use each option. I will cover food safe finishing and what you need to know if making items designed to be used for food. Since everything starts with a good surface we will start by talking about finishing cuts and sanding. Everything you need to know to get a great finish on your wood turned items, every time.

Morocco Blue(Friday 2:00pm - 3:00pm, Saturday 4:00pm - 5:00pm)Take a walk on the artistic side of woodturning as I create my award winning Morocco Blue Bowl. Wood selection, tools, form, coloring and using contrasting wax all come together to create this stunning piece. I’ll provide tips on texture and offer several different options for airbrushing setup. You don’t need a lot of extra equipment to use these techniques.

Beginning Woodturning(Friday 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Sunday 10:30am - 11:30am)This seminar is gear toward the beginning turner though experienced turners may get some great info too! I’ll cover lathes and their use plus chucks and creating holding points. We will discuss a number of common woodturning tools, sharpening and basic cuts. Everything you need to know to start your woodturning journey or tune up your basic skills to take your work to the next level.

Specialty Tools for Woodturning(Saturday 10:00am - 11:00am, Sunday 12:00pm - 1:00pm)Beads, boxes, hand chased threads and texture. Here we cover and number of different specialty tools to give you a creative edge with your turnings. Sharpening, tool use and design options and examples. Let me show you just how adding a simple decorative element to your work can turn a nice piece into a show stopper!

The Cutting Edge Sharpening your Woodworking Tools(Saturday 12:00pm - 1:00pm, Sunday 1:30pm - 2:30pm)Almost sharp isn’t sharp at all! I’ll show you how to care for many of your edged woodworking tools. Hand plane blades, bench chisels, turning tools and even your pocket knife! Sharpening is vital but it doesn’t have to be complicated. I demonstrate some hand sharpening options, the Tormek System and jigs plus popular woodturning tool sharpening systems. We’ll discuss stone, CBN and diamond wheels, card sharpeners, tool steel, tempering and edge geometry. Remember, your cuts are only as good as the sharpness of your tools!

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ROLAND JOHNSON SEMINARS

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Sharpening, the Basics and Beyond(Friday 12:30pm – 1:30pm, Saturday 11:30am – 12:30pm, Sunday 10:30am – 11:30am)Having the ability to sharpen our tools quickly, consistently and to a keen edge is the number one task we need to learn as woodworkers. No project can proceed easily, accurately or enjoyably with less-than-sharp cutting edges.

In this seminar Rollie will teach the basics of achieving a sharp edge on nearly any cutting tool by simply using sandpaper and an accurate sharpening jig. We will also delve into the new breed of waterstones that side-step the tedious upkeep of some of the traditional waterstones. Sharpening can be quick and easy with a few good tools and an understanding of how to use them.

Introducing the Shaper Origin(Friday 2:30pm – 3:30pm, Saturday 1:30pm – 2:30pm, Sunday 12:00pm – 1:00pm)Almost two years ago at our Baltimore show (2018) the folks from Shaper brought their new handheld CNC router, the Origin, for a one-show unveiling. Rollie was awe-struck by its capabilities and could hardly wait to get his hands on one to see if the machine could really be an asset in a real-world shop. It is. In spades! And a person doesn’t have to learn CAD to operate one!

This seminar is designed to introduce folks to the capabilities of the Origin and the basic operation of the machine. With its ability to work on virtually any size piece and its ease of programming, the Origin is an ideal shop companion for anyone who needs to perform very precise joinery, inlay, or accurate repetitive parts production.

Shaper’s online support for Origin owners is pretty amazing. We will take a look at ShaperHub, Community and Shaper’s innovative Assist service.

Coloring Wood(Friday 4:30pm – 5:30pm, Saturday 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Sunday 1:30pm – 2:30pm)Chromophobia is defined as a persistent, irrational aversion to colors and is usually a conditioned response. Sounds like a woodworking problem! Too many woodworkers are terrified of adding color to their woodworking, falling back on the hackneyed phrase “I would never ruin the natural beauty of wood by changing it’s color”. What they’re really saying is “I’m afraid of color, I might ruin the piece” and unfortunately in many cases that’s exactly what happens. Rollie will show us how to change our conditioned response by learning how to correctly use color to bring out the best in a piece, no more bland! There are many factors that will determine the outcome of using color and we will make a grand tour of them, from grain direction to glazing we will find out why color works with wood the way it does. We will learn how to avoid the pitfalls of blotching and uneven coloring. Glazing can add to the allure of color and give a piece added depth and texture. We will also learn how to cover the color with an easy-to-apply long lasting finish that will bring bring out the brilliance. Color, it’s what makes the world beautiful.

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BRADLEY MCCALISTER SEMINARS

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SEMINARS INCLUDED WITH GENERAL ADMISSIONTurning Your First Bowl Presented By Local Club Members(Friday 12:30pm – 1:30pm)Learning bowl turning on the lathe is often the next step once you are comfortable turning small items such as pens and bottle stoppers. In this seminar, you will learn the fundamentals of making your fist bowl, including proper wood selection, blank mounting, and tool selection choices. There are few things in woodturning as rewarding as turning that first bowl. If you are fairly new to woodturning, this seminar is also a great way to connect with a local turning club in your area. Woodturning clubs are a wonderful means by which to learn and expand your turning skills.

Wood Stabilizing & Resin Casting(Friday 2:30pm – 3:30pm)Bradley McCalister will unlock the mystery of wood stabilizing and resin casting and share it with you. Learn to cast your turning blanks from a combination of resins and woods. The topics covered will include preparation for casting wood with resin and vacuum stabilization, molds for your castings, available resin options, and the addition of colorants. He will demonstrate removing air bubbles from your casting with the use of a pressure chamber or “pot” to ensure a perfect cast. This seminar is followed up on Saturday at 1:30 in “Turning stabilized wood and resin blanks.” Be sure to attend both seminars and head for your shop ready to cast and turn in fantastic resins!

Mini Hollow Forms With Mini Hollowing Tools(Friday 4:30pm – 5:30pm)This seminar will provide the hollow form turning techniques and methods that Bradley uses to create his unique and beautiful small hollow forms. Bradley will explain and demonstrate the methods used to produce a small, thin-wall hollow form using only mini hand-held hollowing tools. The demonstration will include the use of straight and various sizes of curved tools. Wood selection and design considerations will be discussed and demonstrated throughout the seminar.

Spark Your Turning Hobby$25 PAID (Saturday 8:30am-10:00am)Bradley McCalister has spent over a decade with The Woodworking Shows teaching and demonstrating woodturning. In this quiet, pre-show seminar, he will share with you the fundamental woodturning techniques he has learned and developed. You will learn to quickly and efficiently start with green wood or dried, turning blanks to produce a dazzling array of turned wood in many shapes, sizes, and finishes. The seminar begins by providing you with the necessary safety precautions for woodturning, an introduction to the lathe, and how to select the best lathe for your needs. The selection and use of the proper tools and mounting techniques for your turning project will be explained and demonstrated in detail. Bradley will turn a piece throughout this seminar and send it home with a lucky attendee to complete with their spark. If you’re interested in getting a solid foundation to start your woodturning hobby, this is the seminar you do not want to miss

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Guest Regional Turner(Saturday 11:30am – 12:30pm)At each woodworking show, Bradley McCalister invites a guest turner from the area to share his stage. The guest turner demonstrates a project of their choice and learns what it is like to be on the stage, under the lights, and in front of the camera. The audience receives a wonderful, educational presentation and helps another turner to grow and expand their skills. Over the years, some of Bradley’s guest demonstrators have gained national exposure at subsequent turning events. Who knows, next year you could be up on the stage. Speak with Bradley at the show if you are interested in participating. You can find more information on the Guest Regional Turner program here. https://spiracraft.com/events/

Turning Stabilized Wood And Resin Blanks(Saturday 1:30pm – 2:30pm)In this seminar, Bradley will get you up to speed on this exciting field in woodturning. Turning a combination of resin and wood can present its own unique set of challenges. Learn to use the tools and techniques that allow you to create fascinating pieces quickly and efficiently. This seminar is a follow up to “Wood Stabilizing & Resin Casting” presented at 2:30 on Friday. Be sure to attend both seminars and head for your shop, ready to turn in a fantastic hybrid fashion!

Master Spindle Turning With Just One Tool! (Saturday 3:30pm – 4:30pm)Spindle turning is one of the core woodturning methods. Yet, it can be one of the most difficult to learn using a traditional skew or spindle gouge. In this seminar, Bradley McCalister will explain and demonstrate how to make planing cuts, beads, coves, and trim end grain and easily. If you are new to woodturning and want to quickly and easily begin to spindle turn be sure to mark this seminar on your weekend schedule

Turning Your First Bowl Presented By Local Club Members(Sunday 10:30am – 11:30am)Learning bowl turning on the lathe is often the next step once you are comfortable turning small items such as pens and bottle stoppers. In this seminar, you will learn the fundamentals of making your fist bowl with proper wood selection, blank mounting, and tool selection choices. . There are few things in woodturning as rewarding as turning that first bowl. If you are fairly new to woodturning, this seminar is also a great way to connect with a local turning club in your area. Woodturning clubs are a wonderful means by which to learn and expand your turning skills.

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Wood Coloring & Decorating With Dyes, Metallic Effects Paints, Patinas, And Airbrushing Stencils(Sunday 12:00pm – 1:00pm)In this popular seminar, Bradley McCalister will demonstrate how to create vividly colored and decorated wood turnings. He explains and shows you the use of colored dyes, iridescent, and translucent paints. Bradley will teach you to bring a vibrant, colorful life and beautiful decorative effects to your work. He will demonstrate the use of the airbrush and stencils to add scenes with interest and dimension to the wood surface. This seminar includes one of the newest additions to coloring techniques of turned wood, smooth or textured aged metallic primers, and paints. If you like working with colors in your turned projects, be certain to spend this hour with Bradley.

Turning With Multi-Tip Tools(Sunday 1:30pm – 2:30pm)The advent of multi-tip tools has brought endless possibilities to today's woodturner. Join Bradley McCalister at this exciting new seminar and learn the in’s and out’s of these new tools. During the demonstration, he will show you the steps to create beads and coves on a spindle through to the turning of a small hollow form. All with one tool and a variety of unique cutting tips. If you desire to be a multi-faceted turner, this is a fantastic seminar for you to attend.

KATHRINA NELLIS SEMINARS

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SEMINARS INCLUDED WITH GENERAL ADMISSIONGetting Started Powercarving(Friday 12:30pm, Saturday 11:30am, Sunday 10:30am)Learn tools and techniques for creating non-linear works of art from green wood or dried lumber. A kitchen utensil, serving tray, or yard sculpture can easily be made from a fallen tree limb or scrap board. The angle grinder is our basic platform for power carving, and with a range of bit options is well matched to most interests and abilities.

Freehand Power Texturing(Friday 2:30pm, Saturday 1:30pm, Sunday 12:00pm)Create signs, personalized gifts, and more quickly and efficiently without guides, templates, or large shop equipment. Kathrina will demonstrate several powercarving methods for texturing surfaces to add interest, hide flaws, and/or minimize sanding.

One-hour Projects(Friday 4:30pm, Saturday 3:30pm, Sunday 1:30pm)Using an array of angle grinder based powercarving tools, Kathrina will create a funky spoon, tray, pencil pot, sign, or sculpture in an hour or less. Fast, fun, and wonky are the only rules!

LANEY SHAUGHNESSY SEMINARS

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How can a CNC machine aid you in your woodworking?(Friday 3pm – 4pm, Saturday 3pm – 4pm, Sunday 1pm – 2pm)Hosted by Digital Wood Carver, in this seminar, Woodworking Instructor Laney Shaughnessy takes you through the benefits of adding a CNC Router to your shop.

The Seminar will cover the following topics:• What are the benefits / advantages of using a CNC router?• What types of things can a CNC router do?• How hard is it to learn to use a CNC router?• What are the software options?• What are the options available to you?We will review the following types of Projects:• 3D Raised Panel Doors• Inlays• Furniture Making• Box Making• Joinery• Adding customizations to your projects• 4th Axis Rotary Projects – Table Legs, Spindles, etc.

ALEX SNODGRASS SEMINARS

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BANDSAW CLINIC

TOPICS COVEREDy Eliminating Drifty Choosing The Right Bladey Logs To Lumbery Bandsaw Boxes y Bowl Blanksy 3D Cutting Boards

FRIDAY 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30SATURDAY 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30SUNDAY 10:30, 11:30, 1:00