Pen turning is a fast, rewarding project and a great way to get comfortable with turning. Instructor Jessica Ramírez will walk you through the safe use of the lathe and chisels and each student will make at least two 7mm slimline pens, with an option to purchase and make another pen or a pencil if …
While a perfectly-turned bowl (or even an imperfectly-turned bowl) is a beautiful thing, you can turn much, much more than just bowls! This five-day workshop explores some of the many different objects that you can create with just a lathe and hand tools, from platters to lidded containers to spinning tops, as well as complex …
MST201A21 Beyond the Bowl: Turning Shapes and Styles with Matt Monaco Read More »
Here's a fun turning project that results in a beautiful and almost magical-looking finished piece: a square turned platter. The platter will be made of walnut with maple banding, and the magic happens in two parts, with lots of opportunities to learn new skills along the way. First, you'll learn to turn a round platter …
Segmented Vessel Class When you combine interesting shapes with exotic wood, the result is stunning — and makes a great gift or a showcase for your growing woodworking skills. In this fun turning class, Doug will teach you to make this unusual segmented vessel with a lid. The sample vessel is made of Zebra wood, …
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No Skills necessary Turned Square Platter Here's a fun turning project that results in a beautiful and almost magical-looking finished piece: a square turned platter. The platter will be made of Walnut with Maple banding, and the magic happens in two parts, with lots of opportunities to learn new skills along the way. First, you …
SSP101D21 Turn a Square Serving Platter with Doug Forsha Read More »
Whether you're looking for a truly stunning gift or want to stretch your woodworking skills on a project with a big "Wow!" factor, this ornamented platter designed by instructor Doug Forsha is a great piece to make and to show off. While it looks complicated, this class is suitable for beginners and combines several great …
ORP101A23 Ornamented Round Platter with Doug Forsha Read More »
A turned plate or platter is a beautiful and functional piece as well as a fun woodworking project. In addition to being useful for serving food or organizing household objects, a platter or plate could also be a stunning piece for display. In this three-day workshop, professional turner Matt Monaco will teach you how to …
This fun turning project results in a beautiful and almost magical-looking finished piece: a square turned platter.The platter will be made of Walnut with Maple banding, and the magic happens in two parts, with lots of opportunities to learn new skills along the way.First, you will learn to turn a round platter with perfectly parallel …
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Kitchen tools are functional, but they can also be beautiful — especially when they are turned by hand. In this class, master turner Matt Monaco will teach you how to design, turn, and finish a beautiful pepper mill that will make an elegant addition to your kitchen, and a great way to add flavor to …
Whether you're looking for a truly stunning gift or want to stretch your woodworking skills on a project with a big "Wow!" factor, this ornamented platter designed by instructor Doug Forsha is a great piece to make and to show off.While it looks complicated, this class is suitable for beginners and combines several great skills …
ORP101G23 Ornamented Round Platter with Doug Forsha Read More »
Fancy and fun, finial jars present a wonderful opportunity to stretch your turning skills.From selecting the wood, to designing the shapes, controlling the proportions, and cutting a tight-fitting lid, you'll have professional turner Matt Monaco at your side as you learn all the secrets to turning beautiful jars finished with classic tear-drop finials.By practicing effective …
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