MWWS Week 2 Seminars
2. Gluing Issues · When to use CA Glue vs Epoxy Glue · Gluing acrylics – 5 minute epoxy · Painting tubes – o When to paint and what type of paint – When In doubt paint it! o What type of glue to use · CA Glue, 5 minute Epoxy, Wood, Acrylic – Painting tubes We head to the grinder for this one and cover everything you need to know about sharpening. Class will demonstrate actual sharpening in real time plus tips and tricks to get the best edge ever. Without expensive equipment or a big shop, learn how to clean up rough stock into stable blanks that will dry with minimal issues. There are many jigs that will increase the versatility and accuracy of your router. I will review some of my favorites including jigs for mortising, dado work and small part work as well as a coping sled and trammel jig. Most woodworkers are terrified of using stain or dye on their projects. This seminar will dispel the myths and provide a great foundation for applying color without failure. Color, it’s what makes the world beautiful! Sponsored by Robert Sorby Tools: The initial turning process is but a start. Once you have roughed in the shape of a turned piece, it is time to refine the form into a pleasing shape. In this seminar, Bradley will share his tips, tricks, and techniques to reveal a beautiful design pleasing to the eye. Refining the figure is a sculptural aspect of woodturning, where we get to bring our design ideas to life. Building on Week 1's progress Alex continues his build of a magnetic Bandsaw box. A few fast, simple projects to illustrate the speed and versatility of powercarving. The versatility of the table saw doesn’t shine any better than when it’s put to use making joints. In one form or another, most of those joints involve removing material to create a dado or rabbet. Chuck Bender shows you multiple ways of making these essential woodworking joints. One of the most frequent questions I’m asked is “what is the best finish?”. In this seminar I will show you how to apply one of my favorites, true oil-based varnish. We will look at both wipe-on and brush application. 2. Clear Label Casting Alumilite Resins & New UV Curing Resin • Alumilite Clear & Clear Slow Resins • Making Colored Blanks o Mold Release – Stoner / Wax Mold Release / Ultra 4 Mold Release o Alumilite Dyes & Casting Pigments o Block Mold Casting ( shredded credit cards) • Turn & finish an Alumilite blank Need to know how to use a bowl gouge? Want to get the most out of your carbide turning tools? Then this class is for you. We cover many of the basic tools, and some specialty, in this class to get your cutting (or scraping) in the right direction! There are many jigs that will increase the versatility and accuracy of your router. I will review some of my favorites including jigs for mortising, dado work and small part work as well as a coping sled and trammel jig. Rough shaping and contouring techniques in green and dry wood using only hand tools. It's all about obeying the grain. The bandsaw can do far more than simply resaw lumber or cut out the curvy edge of a wall shelf. With the addition of a few shop-made jigs, you’ll be able to do more than you ever imagined with your bandsaw. Sponsored by Chroma-Craft: Want to make your resin really pop? Casting resin is like a blank canvas; there are multitudes of ingredients we can add to create genuinely unique resin art! In this seminar, Bradley demonstrates using color tints, pearlescent and iridescent powders, films, glitters, gemstones, and shells, to name just a few. Your only limitation is your imagination. Release your creativity with the information demonstrated in this colorful seminar. 2. Gluing Issues · When to use CA Glue vs Epoxy Glue · Gluing acrylics – 5 minute epoxy · Painting tubes – o When to paint and what type of paint – When In doubt paint it! o What type of glue to use · CA Glue, 5 minute Epoxy, Wood, Acrylic – Painting tubes We head to the grinder for this one and cover everything you need to know about sharpening. Class will demonstrate actual sharpening in real time plus tips and tricks to get the best edge ever. Without expensive equipment or a big shop, learn how to clean up rough stock into stable blanks that will dry with minimal issues. There are many jigs that will increase the versatility and accuracy of your router. I will review some of my favorites including jigs for mortising, dado work and small part work as well as a coping sled and trammel jig. Most woodworkers are terrified of using stain or dye on their projects. This seminar will dispel the myths and provide a great foundation for applying color without failure. Color, it’s what makes the world beautiful! Sponsored by Robert Sorby Tools: The initial turning process is but a start. Once you have roughed in the shape of a turned piece, it is time to refine the form into a pleasing shape. In this seminar, Bradley will share his tips, tricks, and techniques to reveal a beautiful design pleasing to the eye. Refining the figure is a sculptural aspect of woodturning, where we get to bring our design ideas to life. Building on Week 1's progress Alex continues his build of a magnetic Bandsaw box. A few fast, simple projects to illustrate the speed and versatility of powercarving. The versatility of the table saw doesn’t shine any better than when it’s put to use making joints. In one form or another, most of those joints involve removing material to create a dado or rabbet. Chuck Bender shows you multiple ways of making these essential woodworking joints. One of the most frequent questions I’m asked is “what is the best finish?”. In this seminar I will show you how to apply one of my favorites, true oil-based varnish. We will look at both wipe-on and brush application. 2. Clear Label Casting Alumilite Resins & New UV Curing Resin • Alumilite Clear & Clear Slow Resins • Making Colored Blanks o Mold Release – Stoner / Wax Mold Release / Ultra 4 Mold Release o Alumilite Dyes & Casting Pigments o Block Mold Casting ( shredded credit cards) • Turn & finish an Alumilite blank Need to know how to use a bowl gouge? Want to get the most out of your carbide turning tools? Then this class is for you. We cover many of the basic tools, and some specialty, in this class to get your cutting (or scraping) in the right direction! There are many jigs that will increase the versatility and accuracy of your router. I will review some of my favorites including jigs for mortising, dado work and small part work as well as a coping sled and trammel jig. Rough shaping and contouring techniques in green and dry wood using only hand tools. It's all about obeying the grain. The bandsaw can do far more than simply resaw lumber or cut out the curvy edge of a wall shelf. With the addition of a few shop-made jigs, you’ll be able to do more than you ever imagined with your bandsaw. Sponsored by Chroma-Craft: Want to make your resin really pop? Casting resin is like a blank canvas; there are multitudes of ingredients we can add to create genuinely unique resin art! In this seminar, Bradley demonstrates using color tints, pearlescent and iridescent powders, films, glitters, gemstones, and shells, to name just a few. Your only limitation is your imagination. Release your creativity with the information demonstrated in this colorful seminar.Schedule
Friday, March 12, 2021
Making Pens From A to Z - Step 2 Gluing
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Learn to Turn: Sharpening your lathe tools
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Let the Log Lead: The Clean Up
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Shop Made Jigs
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Coloring Wood
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Wood Turning: Refining The Shape
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Second Installment - Build A Custom Bandsaw Box
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Powercarving: Simple Projects
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Dados, Rabbets, and Grooves
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Wicked Good Finish
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Casting Pen Blanks - Step 2 Clear Label
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Learn to Turn: Cuts and Scrapes
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Shop Made Jigs
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Timeless Tools: Taking Shape
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Essential Bandsaw jigs and fixtures
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Resin Casting: Add The Pizzaz
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Saturday, March 13, 2021
Making Pens From A to Z - Step 2 Gluing
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Learn to Turn: Sharpening your lathe tools
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Let the Log Lead: The Clean Up
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Shop Made Jigs
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Coloring Wood
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Wood Turning: Refining The Shape
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Second Installment - Build A Custom Bandsaw Box
Join Stream
Powercarving: Simple Projects
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Dados, Rabbets, and Grooves
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Wicked Good Finish
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Casting Pen Blanks - Step 2 Clear Label
Join Stream
Learn to Turn: Cuts and Scrapes
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Shop Made Jigs
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Timeless Tools: Taking Shape
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Essential Bandsaw jigs and fixtures
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Resin Casting: Add The Pizzaz
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