Having Fun with Fundamentals

This is your chance to explore the fundamentals of woodturning–design elements, tool techniques, wood selection and orientation, surface enhancements, and finishing. Have fun making honey dippers, small vases, wine bottle stoppers, bowls, and more. Each project will enable you to practice your new skills, building on what you’ve already learned. This class is designed for beginners, but those wanting to refine their technique are welcome. $

$105

Lan Brady found woodturning about 20 years ago; the addiction was immediate. While many woodturners lean toward the artistic side, Lan leans toward craft. He is a member of the Carolina Mountain Woodturners (CMW) and is an enthusiastic demonstrator. Lan turns items from our past, our heritage, and our roots. What was old is new again!

Bob Moffett became interested in woodturning in 2002 when he took a woodturning course at Alamance Community College under Bill and Jim Wallace. He has since taken many workshops and classes and demonstrated and taught at numerous clubs in the southeast, the John C. Campbell Folk School, and the North Carolina Woodturning Symposium. Bob learned how to turn multi-axis platters from Doug Fisher. Bob is past president of the Piedmont Triad Woodturners Association, past treasurer of Chapel Hill Woodturners, and a member of the American Association of Woodturners (AAW). His works are in many private collections and have been sold at galleries and craft shows throughout North Carolina.