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2018 SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Updated: 01/11/2017

RON HERMAN y Understanding Wood (Paid Seminar)y Saw Sharpening (Paid Seminar)y Joinery For The Cabinetmakery Keeping it Sharp & Sharpening Your Tools y Improve Your Sawing Skills

ROLAND JOHNSON

y Scary Sharp On A Budget y Card Scraper Magicy Fast Fabulous Finish for Fine Furniture

JIM HEAVEYy Dovetail Jig Tips And Techniquesy Arched Raised Panel Doors y Spray Finishing Made Easy

BRADLEY MCCALISTERy Advancing The Study And Art Of Woodturning

(Pre-ShowPaid Seminar)y Turning Micro-Sized Projects

(An Easy Wood ToolsTM sponsored seminar)y Large Coring Blanks for Multiple Bowls y

Spiraling And Texturing with Coloring Enhancements y Growth of the Woodturning Community y Turning Wet and Dry Wood

y Turning Large Diameter Pieces, Outboard of The Lathe

y Essential Bowl Turning

y Advanced Artistic Techniques: Creating the Basket Weave Surface

y Spindle Turning: Classic Cuts

y Finishes for Woodturning

DIGITAL WOOD CARVER y CNC Basics for Everyone y Understanding the Design Software CAD/CAM

Design 101 y Basic CNC Machining Fundamentals y Understanding the Design Software CAD/

CAM Design 101 (Machining Fundamentals Included)

y Advanced CNC Training (Paid Seminar)

BARRY GROSS y Creating Your Pen Masterpiece y Pen Finishing Techniques y Finishing Acrylics, Application of a CA Glue

Finish, Finishing Antler & Other Biologics

ALEX SNODGRASS y Bandsaw Clinic

PAT HENNIN (New Jersey Only)

y Chainsaw Tuneupy How to Cut a Dovetail Tenon with Hand Tools y Tormek Sharpening System Tutorial

BILL BUSH (New Jersey Only)

y Prepping & Finishing a Surface - The Three Phase System

(An Easy Wood ToolsTM sponsored seminar)

y Regional Guest Demonstration

CHARLES BENDER y Modern Milling Methodsy Pins or Tails First? y Dress It Up

y Talking Tools - LIVE (Paid Seminar)


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UNDERSTANDING WOOD FOR THE CABINETMAKER (PAID SEMINAR) y Friday and Saturday: 9:00 am

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!

SAW SHARPENING (PAID SEMINAR) y Sunday: 9:00 am

Do you own and use a hand saw? Great! Now, how many of you have one that is sharp? Did you ever wonder why there are so many different sizes and shapes of saws and what they are used for? What is so important about point counts of saws? Is it true there is a saw designed for cutting wet or frozen wood? What the heck are rake and thrust pattern and fleam? And why is this all so important for learning how to sharpen a saw?

This is the information everyone wants to know how to properly sharpen saws so they will cut wood well! Ron delivers information on different kinds of saws and saw teeth and their proper uses and then launches right into how to make them sharp so you can get them up and running again quickly. He discusses the correct tools for different sharpening purposes and provides information on simple jigs that are actually living in your scrap pile.

Each attendee will have the opportunity for hands-on instruction in properly sharpening a saw, and will receive printed and on-line resources for successful sharpening at home.

Have you ever asked your neighbor or folks in your wood club if there was someone around who could sharpen saws? Why not BE that person?!

RON HERMANRon has done everything from pit-sawing trees to hand-building log cabins with mule teams to creating and aging historic restorations to match the existing structures, as well as building multi-million-dollar new-construction homes. He is credentialed to meet the strict standards for working on houses registered with the National Historic Trust, and has performed several period restorations.


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JOINERY FOR THE CABINETMAKER y Friday and Saturday: 1:00 pm

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 & SHARPENING YOUR TOOLS y Friday and Saturday: 2:30 pm; Sunday: 1:00 pm

Sharp tools are safer, faster and more effective and efficient to use. It doesn't 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!

IMPROVE YOUR SAWING SKILLS y Friday and Saturday: 4:00 pm

Ron is well-known in the woodworking community as a hand-saw expert, and has several top-selling videos on the topic with Popular Woodworking. In this seminar, he will help you learn how to choose the proper saw for your task at hand, make sure it is fitted properly to yourself and then how to use that saw effectively and with confidence. He will teach you tips and techniques using beautiful saws of yesteryear and modern saws from Veritas/Lee Valley. You will quickly learn how the proper saw for the job and learning to use it effectively makes a world of difference! Pairs perfectly with Ron’s paid saw-sharpening seminar!


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SCARY SHARP ON A BUDGET y Friday 12:30 pm; Saturday: 11:30 am; Sunday: 10:30 am

Achieve scary sharp edges easily without spending loads of money for tons of sharpening paraphernalia. I will show you how to use sandpaper, Camellia oil and a couple of inexpensive jigs to sharpen chisels, planes and nearly anything that has a steel cutting edge. Easy, accurate and inexpensive!

CARD SCRAPER MAGIC y Friday 2:30 pm; Saturday: 1:30 pm; Sunday: 12:00 pm

It's amazing how quickly and efficiently a simple steel card scraper can clean up and refine a wooden surface. Sandpaper becomes a seldom used item in your shop once scrapers are mastered.But there's the rub, how the heck do you get a sharp, long-lasting burr on a card scraper, and how do you use it to get those beautiful, super-fine shavings? It’s really much easier than you think and I'm going to show you how to quickly and easily put a fine, sharp burr on yours. I’ll also show you how easy it is to restore that wonderful burr when it stops being quite so wonderful. The whole process is so easy that it's darned near magic.We're also going to take a look at the Stanley 80 and 82 scrapers; you need these in your surfacing arsenal.

FAST FABULOUS FINISH FOR FINE FURNITURE y Friday 4:30 pm; Saturday: 3:30 pm; Sunday: 1:30 pm

Want a finish that’s durable, beautiful, easy to repair or refresh, and that can be applied by hand start to finish in 15 minutes? Sound like magic? Actually it’s dead easy and I’ll show you how to create a finish that’s dazzling. We’ll also take a look at color-infused varnish for a wipe-on finish that can color and cover in one process. Finishing can be a real chore with a huge fear-of-failure factor. This seminar will erase the fear.

ROLAND JOHNSONTo me one the real joys of woodworking is that hand tools and power tools can so effectively complement each other. There are days when my shop is a raucous cacophony of whirling cutters and singing blades and other days where hours of tranquilly reflective work create the Zen of Woodworking atmosphere that we often romanticize as the only way, and I enjoy every day.

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Rollie will be discussing the joys and pitfalls of buying vintage woodworking equipment.

Covered in the seminar:-Why buy? -Finding what you’re looking for-What to know and how to avoid the pitfalls-The Inspection Kit-Realities of buying and the joys of restoring

Rollie has been messing about with mechanical stuff since he was a kid and can guide you through the daunting challenge of rescuing just the right machine for your shop!


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JIM HEAVEYJim has been a woodworker for over 30 years and a contributing craftsman and educator for WOOD Magazine since 1997.

DOVETAIL JIG TIPS AND TECHNIQUESy Friday 12:30 pm; Saturday: 11:30 am; Sunday: 10:30 am

If you've always wanted to make dovetail joints, considered one of the hallmarks of craftsmanship, let Jim show you how easy it is using a standard dovetail jig. If you've already bought a jig and haven't used it or were unhappy with the results, then this is the seminar for you.

ARCHED RAISED PANEL DOORS y Friday 2:30 pm; Saturday: 1:30 pm; Sunday: 12:00 pm

Combining a compass and a couple of shop made templates with your rail and stile bits are all you need to build perfect arched doors and the panels in them. See how Jim uses this simple system to create these eye catching cabinet accents. It's easy!

SPRAY FINISHING MADE EASY y Friday 4:30 pm; Saturday: 3:30 pm; Sunday: 1:30 pm

As your projects become more complex or just too large to brush, it's time to spray on a perfect finish. HVLP systems have become simpler to use and much less expensive. Jim will teach you all you need to know about spraying. It's time to put away that brush and pick up a spray gun.


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ADVANCING THE STUDY AND ART OF WOODTURNING (PAID SEMINAR) y Friday: 10:00 am

Bradley McCalister is a highly regarded artist, and professional woodturner for his creativity and uniquely shaped multi-colored turned wood art. Join Bradley for this two-hour seminar as he teaches you the methods he uses to advance his study and art of woodturning. These methods he employs will allow you to create your own truly unique artworks. Bradley will assist you in analyzing where you are now, help you break through barriers holding you back, and demonstrate exercises leading to the skills you are seeking. Learning to expect the unexpected, compensating for those issues, and pushing yourself beyond your preconceived limits are focal points of this in-depth seminar. Learn new ways to utilize turned wood as a canvas to move your work from craft to art, advancing the study and art of your own woodturning.

TURNING MICRO-SIZED PROJECTS (AN EASY WOODTM SPONSORED SEMINAR)

y Friday: 12:30 pm Think SMALL! Learn to work with micro-sized tools and turn small, yet wonderfully useful items in this new seminar. Bradley will teach you to create turnings ranging in size from dollhouse scale miniatures, to functional mini vases and special decorative pieces. Creating and finishing small turnings brings with it a unique set of challenges. Bradley will teach you how to utilize the special techniques necessary to turn and finish these micro-sized wooden gems. Watch these tiny turnings come to life, with the aid of multiple cameras and large dual monitors.

LARGE CORING BLANKS FOR MULTIPLE BOWLS y Friday: 2:30 pm

This seminar will provide the explanation and demonstration of the fundamental woodturning techniques and methods developed over many years at The Studio' of Bradley R.M. In this seminar, learn to start with green wood or dried turning blanks then quickly and efficiently produce a vast array of turned wood projects in many shapes, sizes and finishes. The selection and use of the proper tools and mounting techniques for your turning project will be explained and demonstrated in detail. If you're interested in getting a solid foundation to start your wood turning hobby, this is the seminar you do not want to miss.

BRADLEY MCCALISTERBradley McCalister brings a comfortable style of education to the seminars that he has developed teaching and demonstrating as a professional woodturner.


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SPIRALING AND TEXTURING WITH COLORING ENHANCEMENTS y Friday: 4:30 pm

The embellishing of turned wood with various decorative patterns and unique coloring has become mainstream in today’s woodturning projects. Bradley will demonstrate how to create richly embellished and vividly colored works in this new seminar. Numerous techniques will be covered featuring easy to use spiraling and texturing tools. Bradley will begin this seminar discussing wood selection and preparation, and explain how design considerations influence the project. He will also utilize spiraling and texturing tools in a variety of sizes and cutter profiles, allowing for a multitude of designs and patterns. Bradley will complete this creative seminar explaining and demonstrating how various dyes, pastes/creams, fillers, resins, and coloring additives can embellish your project.

GROWTH OF THE WOODTURNING COMMUNITY y Saturday: 9:00 am

Woodturning as a craft hobby and artform is currently experiencing an amazing growth in communities around the world. Bradley McCalister is passionate in his quest to provide and foster educational opportunities in these emerging woodturning communities. This informative seminar, “Growth of The Woodturning Community”, will enlighten all levels of woodturners with exciting and interesting ideas. Attendees will learn about the many benefits of joining and participating in online educational opportunities, their local woodturning club, and attending regional and national educational events. With the advent of modern technologies, the ability to learn woodturning skills through a live remote classroom is now a reality. Bradley will demonstrate a live remote classroom from The Studios of Bradley R.M. Educational Community as an example of this new educational format. Bradley will end the seminar with some traditional, hands-on woodturning, demonstrating techniques and ideas submitted by the audience. Let the chips fall, or fly, where they may!

TURNING WET AND DRY WOOD (AN EASY WOODTM SPONSORED SEMINAR)

y Saturday: 11:30 am In this seminar, learn to turn a freshly cut, wet or a properly dried wood blank. Bradley will demonstrate how to turn wood projects quickly and efficiently in many shapes and sizes. The various safe mounting techniques for your turning project will be explained and demonstrated in detail. Bradley will take you through the initial steps to turn and true the wood in preparation for the desired project. Next, he will demonstrate turning it to its final shape, size and wall thickness depending on the intended use. If you’re interested in getting a solid foundation to start your woodturning hobby, this is the seminar you do not want to miss. Be certain to follow this seminar up with Bradley’s “Finishes for Woodturning” seminar on Sunday at 1:30.

TURNING LARGE DIAMETER PIECES, OUTBOARD OF THE LATHE y Saturday: 1:30 pm

Bradley is bringing back his most popular seminar for the 2018 season here at The Woodworking Shows! Go beyond the confines of your lathe’s standard capacity. In this exciting seminar, Bradley will demonstrate turning large bowls or platters up to 30 inches in diameter. Large diameter turning blanks can be difficult to find. When one comes your way, you need to know the proper and safe techniques to make the most of your large piece project. Bradley will utilize an outboard turning attachment to the lathe in this demonstration. Learn how innovative


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ESSENTIAL BOWL TURNING y Saturday: 4:00 pm

This seminar is a perfect follow-up to Turning Wet and Dry Wood previously presented at 11:30. Do you want to learn the techniques necessary to turn wonderful wooden bowls? Then this is a seminar you will want to attend! Bradley McCalister is a master of the turned bowl. Join him and learn the proper steps to create beautiful bowls in an array of shapes and sizes, safely and efficiently. Bradley’s detailed demonstration will explain the fundamental methods for successfully turning a perfect bowl. Be certain to follow this seminar up with Bradley’s “Finishes for Woodturning” seminar on Sunday at 1:30.

ADVANCED ARTISTIC TECHNIQUES: BASKET WEAVE SURFACE y Sunday: 10:30 am

The application of a basket weave surface to wood turnings has become a very popular art form in modern woodturning. The process begins by turning the desired shape such as a bowl, platter, or a hollowed form. Next, you will learn to create predetermined designs on software programs and graphing templates. Bradley will then demonstrate the required techniques to bead and burn the surface, transferring your design onto the workpiece with beautiful effect. Bradley will conclude the seminar by demonstrating the addition of colored inks and a clear finish, to bring the predetermined design to life.

SPINDLE TURNING: CLASSIC CUTS y Sunday: 12:00 pm

Nothing is more traditional and classic than spindle turning on the lathe. Join Bradley in this new seminar and learn the fundamental uses of the spindle roughing gouge, skew chisel, and spindle gouge. Learn spindle turning techniques including: Roughing down to a cylinder; the smoothing or planing cut; 'V' cuts; forming a bead; forming a cove; blending beads and coves; squaring the end; rounding the end and cutting pommels. You will leave this seminar with a solid understanding of spindle turning, and ready to begin your next spindle turning project with confidence.

FINISHES FOR WOODTURNING

y Sunday: 1:30 pm Confused by which finish to choose for your woodturning project? Sit down with Bradley as he sheds light on the various finishes that are now available to complete your turned wood project. The types of finishes covered will range from centuries-old classics to today's most advanced and environmentally friendly products. Bradley will explain how to determine the most suitable finish, and alternatives for the intended use of the piece. Methods to apply the finish, safety considerations, personal health concerns and local regulations will complete this seminar.

REGIONAL GUEST DEMONSTRATIONy Saturday: 3:00 pm


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MODERN MILLING METHODS y Friday 12:30 pm; Saturday: 11:30 am; Sunday: 10:30 am

For a thousand years woodworkers flattened, straightened and thicknessed lumber using nothing but hand tools. Since the introduction, and precision, of power tools to the workshop tolerances have tightened for the woodworker. Chuck shows you all the tips and techniques to reduce frustration throughout your projects – and it all begins with properly milled material.

PINS OR TAILS FIRST? y Friday 2:30 pm; Saturday: 1:30 pm; Sunday: 12:00 pm

If you’re looking to start a fight among a group of woodworkers, throw that question into the ring. Which do you cut first (and why)? Learn how, and why, it doesn’t matter (in most cases). Chuck gives you lots of insights on how to cut tight-fitting through- and half-blind dovetails consistently, regardless of which half you cut first.

DRESS IT UP y Friday 4:30 pm; Saturday: 3:30 pm; Sunday: 1:30 pm

Ever look at your projects and think, “Something’s missing?" Through the use of moldings, inlay and other decorative elements, Chuck shows you how to make your projects pop! With a few simple tools you probably already have in your shop, you can make that plain-Jane project something special. You’ll learn the basics of how to create added depth and interest by stacking moldings, how to create decorative and intriguing inlay bandings and much more.

CHARLES BENDERChuck has been building furniture since he was 12. For ten years he worked at Irion Company Furniture Makers leaving as head of their chair and casework production. Since 1991, he has earned a reputation as a builder of the highest quality18th century reproduction furniture.


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CNC BASICS FOR EVERYONE y Friday 1:00 pm; Saturday: 11:00 am; Sunday: 11:00 am

UNDERSTANDING THE DESIGN SOFTWARE CAD/CAM DESIGN 101 y Friday 3:00 pm

BASIC CNC MACHINING FUNDAMENTALS y Friday 5:00 pm

UNDERSTANDING THE DESIGN SOFTWARE CAD/CAM DESIGN 101 (MACHINING FUNDAMENTALS INCLUDED)

y Saturday: 1:00 pm; Sunday: 1:00 pm

ADVANCED CNC TRAINING (PAID SEMINAR) y Saturday 3:30 pm

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CREATING YOUR PEN MASTERPIECE y Friday: 12:30 pm

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 y Friday: 2:30 am

Finishing Acrylics, Application of a CA Glue Finish, Finishing Antler & Other Biologics

CLEAR CASTING KIT DEMONSTRATION y Friday: 3:30 pm

How To Cast Your Own (One-of-a-kind) Pen Blanks

CREATING YOUR PEN MASTERPIECE y Saturday: 10:30 am


PEN FINISHING TECHNIQUES y Saturday: 12:30 am


CLEAR CASTING KIT DEMONSTRATION y Saturday: 3:30 pm

How To Cast Your Own (One-of-a-kind) Pen Blanks

BARRY GROSSBarry has demonstrated his methods on pen making at AAW symposiums and many turning clubs throughout the country. In addition, he is an instructor at Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts and The Marc Adams School of woodworking.


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CREATING YOUR PEN MASTERPIECE y Sunday: 10:30 am


PEN FINISHING TECHNIQUES y Sunday: 1:30 pm



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ALEX SNODGRASSWhether you have a bandsaw grathering dust in the corner of your workshop or you’re contemplating your next big tool purchase. Sitting in on the Bandsaw Clinic will be an informative hour that you just might come away from with the information to make your bandsaw or future bandsaw your favorite tool.

BANDSAW CLINIC

TOPICS COVERED

y Eliminating Drift y Choosing The Right Blade y Logs To Lumber y Bandsaw Boxes y Bowl Blanks y 3D Cutting Boards

FRIDAY

y Session 1 Friday: 12:30 pm y Session 2 Friday: 12:30 pm y Session 3 Friday: 2:30 pm y Session 4 Friday: 3:30 pm

SATURDAY

y Session 1 Saturday: 11:30 am y Session 2 Saturday: 12:30 pm y Session 3 Saturday: 1:30 pm y Session 4 Saturday: 2:30 pm y Session 5 Saturday: 3:30 pm y Session 6 Saturday: 4:30 pm

SUNDAY

y Session 1 Sunday: 10:30 am y Session 2 Sunday: 12:00 am y Session 3 Sunday: 1:30 pm


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CHAINSAW TUNEUP (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey) y Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1:00 pm

Chainsaw maintenance is 90% of chainsaw use. This 45-min workshop will save you time and money in repairs. No special tools required. Learn how to make your chainsaw work for you!This talk walks you through the maintenance and use of one of the most useful tools: the chainsaw. As a lumberjack in Idaho in the late sixties, Pat learned how to completely disassemble, clean and reassemble a chainsaw at dusk in order to be most productive during the daylight hours. He has felled trees large and small, limbed them forty feet in the air and rebuilt hundreds of saws. Whether you have a chainsaw that you use once a year to clean up your yard or are thinking of buying your own woodlot to maintain, this workshop will save you hours and hundreds of dollars in repair-shop and small-engine fees.

Pat will provide a chainsaw to disassemble, clean and reassemble walking you through all of the pieces that may need to be repaired, replaced or just cleaned as well as the best ways in which to clean them. From adjusting the engine speed, sharpening the chain to what type of fuel ratio to mix; he will cover it all.

HOW TO CUT A DOVETAIL TENON WITH HAND TOOLS (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey)

y Friday 3:00 pm, Saturday 10:30 am, Sunday 10:30 amThe dovetail is an excellent joint for small and large framing alike. We particularly like using it for floor joists in timber frames as it is not a very demanding joint that is easy to produce and looks beautiful. It is simply a tenon that fits into an oversized joint and tightened with a wedge. In this presentation we will detail the steps in laying out and cutting the tenon with all hand tools including the measuring, scoring and cutting. We will show some of our favorite tools to make the process go smoothly.

TORMEK SHARPENING SYSTEM TUTORIAL (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey) y Saturday 3:00 pm, Sunday 11:30 am

The Tormek Sharpening System is one of the best tools available for sharpening everything in your bevy of tools. We have been using the Tormek Sharpening System since it was green! We will share with you, our tips and tricks to making the machine do the work for you so you can get back to what you love most, using your tools. Whether you have had and have been using your Tormek for years, have it sitting in a box in your workshop but haven't found the time to set it up or you are considering purchasing one; this workshop will afford you some great new ideas to help you get your edge back.

PAT HENNINPat and Patsy Hennin started Shelter Institute in the early 1970’s on the premise that house building and home ownership are affordable. They broke down the house building process and studied all of the various systems to create a clear picture to homeowners, would-be homeowners, builders and engineers.


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PREPPING & FINISHING A SURFACE - THE THREE PHASE SYSTEM (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey)

y Friday: 1:30 pm Gain a good understanding of abrasives and oil finishes that are not complicated. Learn to identify areas that will need to be addressed prior to applying a finish. Understand the reason for choosing an oil and topcoat. If you are struggling with the prepping and finishing process, this presentation is a must for you.

PREPPING & FINISHING A SURFACE - THE THREE PHASE SYSTEM (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey) y Saturday 11:30 am & 2:30 pm

Gain a good understanding of abrasives and oil finishes that are not complicated. Learn to identify areas that will need to be addressed prior to applying a finish. Understand the reason for choosing an oil and topcoat. If you are struggling with the prepping and finishing process, this presentation is a must for you.

PREPPING & FINISHING A SURFACE - THE THREE PHASE SYSTEM (SELECT CITIES, New Jersey) y Sunday: 1:00 pm

Gain a good understanding of abrasives and oil finishes that are not complicated. Learn to identify areas that will need to be addressed prior to applying a finish. Understand the reason for choosing an oil and topcoat. If you are struggling with the prepping and finishing process, this presentation is a must for you.

BILL BUSHWilliam Bush, a Master Craftsman, has been designing and building custom furnishing for the past 35 years. His creations make use of many media. These include wood, stone, glass, and metal. In sum, what his techniques accomplish is the creation of an amalgam which expresses the relationship between creativity and material.

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