Annapolis Woodworkers Guild

Andrew pokes around drift wood piles and neighborhood piles, finding unique pieces; and collects native clays and shell. He combines his findings to create beautiful pieces - spoons, bowls, and serving platters. He will talk about his creative passion, and how he also uses power carving tools to enhance some of his creations.

Harry is a journeyman supervisor cooper for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, where he has been working for twenty years. He will talk about the history of cooperage, emphasizing its importance in colonial America. He will talk about the different vessels (i.e., casks, buckets, tubs) they make, and how they are utilized.

October is our AWG "tutorial" meeting. Chris will talk about moisture content of wood. What should you think about before working with...

In 1983, Patrick began a journey with his brother Steve as a woodworker, designing and fabricating custom windows and doors for a...

In lieu of a regular meeting we will have a tool swap in the parking lot of Davidson United Methodist Church. Members and guests are...

Dwayne Vogel was born, and lives, in Odenton, Maryland. In 1996 he attended the National Institute of Wood Finishing program at Rosemont,...

Mike, a maker of handcrafted heirloom furniture and twenty-five year woodworker, will speak to the Guild about design and construction of...

Bio: This month Guild member Lewis Laskin follows up his April show and tell appearance with a full presentation as the monthly speaker....

Bio: Sky Van Iderstine is a Maryland native who studied mechanical engineering at Virginia Tech. His career has focused on leveraging...

European-trained woodcarver, Mary May, has been carving for over 30 years. She currently works out of her studio in Charleston, South...