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Wood Turning (Bowl)
with Adam Wager
Over the course of three weeks, students will learn how to turn a chunk of tree trunk into a wooden bowl or vessel. Students will learn about shop and machine safety while practicing wood turning with blank starts on a lathe. This class assumes no prior wood turning experience but may be repeated for more challenging projects and instructor guidance.
We source our wood for bowl turning predominately from Shelburne Farms.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your bowl(s) are provided.
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Rolling Pin
with Adam Wager
Try out woodturning in this single-session beginner class in which students will learn to safely mount a hardwood blank between centers on a wood lathe, and then use spindle roughing gouges, parting tools and calipers to measure and shape a rolling pin tailored to their preferences. The finished projects will be ready to take home that night and put to work right away.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your rolling pin are provided.
Wood Turning (Bowl)
with Adam Wager
Over the course of three weeks, students will learn how to turn a chunk of tree trunk into a wooden bowl or vessel. Students will learn about shop and machine safety while practicing wood turning with blank starts on a lathe. This class assumes no prior wood turning experience but may be repeated for more challenging projects and instructor guidance.
We source our wood for bowl turning predominately from Shelburne Farms.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your bowl(s) are provided.
Rolling Pin
with Adam Wager
Try out woodturning in this single-session beginner class in which students will learn to safely mount a hardwood blank between centers on a wood lathe, and then use spindle roughing gouges, parting tools and calipers to measure and shape a rolling pin tailored to their preferences. The finished projects will be ready to take home that night and put to work right away.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your rolling pin are provided.
Wood Turning (Bowl)
with Adam Wager
Over the course of three weeks, students will learn how to turn a chunk of tree trunk into a wooden bowl or vessel. Students will learn about shop and machine safety while practicing wood turning with blank starts on a lathe. This class assumes no prior wood turning experience but may be repeated for more challenging projects and instructor guidance.
We source our wood for bowl turning predominately from Shelburne Farms.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your bowl(s) are provided.
Rolling Pin
with Adam Wager
Try out woodturning in this single-session beginner class in which students will learn to safely mount a hardwood blank between centers on a wood lathe, and then use spindle roughing gouges, parting tools and calipers to measure and shape a rolling pin tailored to their preferences. The finished projects will be ready to take home that night and put to work right away.
This course takes place in our beautiful, light filled woodshop at the very back of our campus.
All materials for the creation of your rolling pin are provided.
Spindle Turned Gifts: Ornament or Bud Vase
with Adam Wager
Are you looking for an introduction to wood turning by making spindle projects like ornaments, mallets or bud vases? Join us in our warm, light-filled, wood shop to learn the beautiful art of wood turning. Over the course of three weeks, students will learn how to use the basic tools of spindle turning: gouges, parting tool, skew and scraper to turn several small projects from dried stock. Students will learn about shop and machine safety while practicing wood turning with blank starts on a lathe. This class assumes no prior wood turning experience but may be repeated for more challenging projects and instructor guidance.