One Week Classes
Classes in furniture making for woodworkers using traditional and contemporary methods.
One Week Courses
Matt Monaco
5 Days, Some Skills Required 
In this five-day class, master woodturner Matt Monaco will guide you in learning to develop and implement the skills necessary to execute and create a variety of traditionally turned classic bowls.
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Raphael Berrios
5 Days, Open to All
Build a bookcase using pre-industrial artisan techniques in this five-day workshop. Get ready to break a sweat, learn to produce dados, surface finish with hand planes, refine your layout skills, and understand how to use cut nails for case construction. 
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Mike Pekovich
5 Days, Some Skills Required
Learn to use a combination of hand tools and power tools to build a wall cabinet with a traditional Japanese kumiko panel.
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John Edwards
5 Days, Open to All
In this five-day course, instructor John Edwards will lead you through layout and processing of materials from rough lumber to finished product: the iconic hiking dulcimer.
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Sarah Watlington
5 Days, Open to All
 In this technique-based five-day class, artist and furniture maker Sarah Watlington will teach the art of shop-sawn veneering, parquetry, unconventional inlay, and how to utilize precious small pieces of wood– from exotic offcuts to tree branches– for maximum effect. 
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Yuri Kobayashi
5 Days, Open to All
Experiment with the art and science of steam bending wood to create a vase, a tray, a basket, a lampshade, a component of furniture, or an absolute sculpture.
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James Johnson
5 Days, Open To All
Scholarships Available
Learn history, culture, and technical skills of carving and formline design with Tlingit artist James Johnson of Ch’áak’ Dakl’aweidi (Eagle Killer Whale) Clan while carving a paddle using yellow cedar.
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