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Jim Bucknell leads a discussion with some club members as they share their favorite jigs and unusual, yet handy tools around the shop.

Cool Tools & Jigs Part 1

Seth Roland Discusses Coopering

A brief look into what to do with all the scrap generated by woodworkers and maximize the number of projects built from expensive and free wood. Tips on where to source "new" wood supplies for amazing wood at low to no cost.

NCWA 2022 President, Greg Koenker, demonstrates the various features of the Shaper Origin, and how best to work with this time-saving tool.

DEVELOPING A DESIGN... How do you get started planning out and designing a new project? To illustrate his process, Garrett shows images of some of his furniture as well as he uses two projects now in his shop. He will discuss choosing appropriate materials and how to use them optimally, planning out a logical construction strategy, deciding what techniques might efficiently and accurately get y...

Brian Boggs, owner of Brian Boggs Chairmakers, discusses how and why he works the way he does. From log selection for different products, to joinery and finish. He will tie the story of his work process into a complete picture. Brian will also do a few demos like bandsawing complex compound-oriented curves with precision, and steam bending 1.5” thick hard maple to a 15” radius. He touches on ha...

Aspen discusses the 5/7 rule, a hand tool rounding technique that’s an efficient way to achieve a consistent curve with hand tools. When you apply it to curved stock, it basically turns your hand tools into a multi-axis router! Bonus: You’ll quickly find that you can execute this technique by eye - after a few efforts, you’ll find you that you’re not even reaching for a ruler.

Acclaimed woodworker, Roy Underhill, demonstrates ways of hand-cutting various dovetails.

Club member, Tom Howorth, demonstrates techniques to making box/finger joints with the Incra I-Box jig.

The renown woodworker, Michael Fortune, discusses his design process in this informative presentation. And he gives a tour of his shop along with some VERY useful bandsaw set-up tips and techniques.

Jeff Miller discusses tips and techniques on how to deal with curved pieces in woodworking.

NCWA member, and Past President of the club, continues his presentation that includes tips and techniques on building some of the renown details found in Greene and Greene furniture.

NCWA Club member and Past President, George Knutson, shares his knowledge from years of woodworking, teaching, and building Greene and Greene furniture alongside Darrell Peart, and discusses his process for building a Greene and Greene-inspired Nightstand. Be sure to check out Part 2 of 2 also available on our TH-cam Channel that concludes this presentation.

John Ellis - Appalachian Dulcimers Part TWO

John Ellis of Sunny Day Dulcimers - Part1 (of 2)

Coarse, Medium, Fine: A Philosophy of Hand Tools Part 1 - Bill Pierce

Coarse, Medium, Fine: A Philosophy of Hand Tools Part 2

Jigs & Microjigs Final Version

The Two Sanders

NCWA VST Bowties

October 2020 General Meeting

NCWA VST 4 Building a Shop-made Torsion Box - Jim Bucknell

NCWA VST 3 Tips and Techniques with the Festool Domino

NCWA VST 2 Track Saw basics

NCWA VST 1 Slab Flattening with Greg Koenker