Sharp tools are required for accuracy, safety, and craftsmanship. Dull edges tear fibers, fight the grain, and force you to work harder than you should. Sharp edges glide, slice, and leave surfaces that require little to no sanding. If you … Continue reading →
On February 7th, the First Saturday, our monthly meeting will be in person at Bain Center (info link) and virtual using Zoom technology. The demonstration for the meeting will be “Three Planes, Endless Profiles: The Stanley #45, #50, and #55, … Continue reading →
Powermatic 66 table saw, 3hp 240volt +Extras 8inch Forrest dado, 3 10inch Forrest blades, router base in table extension, incra angle miter, incra sliding table and tons of other stuff $1000.00 obo Laguna 18inch Lt 18 240v 4.5hp baldor … Continue reading →
As part of our Guild Member Shop Tour program, Robert Bost has generously agreed to open up his shop for Guild members to visit on Saturday, January 17th, from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon. Guild members in good standing, and … Continue reading →
Topic: HCWG BoD Meeting for January 2026 Time: January 6th, 16:00 Eastern Time (US and Canada) The Board of Directors will meet via Zoom. (meeting sign-in information at end of message) AGENDA: Old Business Operational Calendar Review 501c3 Committee Update – … Continue reading →
I’d like to acknowledge all of the guild members who so generously donated their time and skills to create handcrafted boxes for the Beads of Courage Program. Thanks to the following members for donating Beads of Courage boxes in … Continue reading →
Former member from Owen Brown village of Columbia and multi media artist, Patricia Buck, is seeking a woodworker to assemble from a combination of raw materials and Ikea flat packs, an artists workbench on a commission basis. An illustration … Continue reading →
On December 6th, the FIRST Saturday, our monthly meeting was held in person at Bain Center (info link) and virtual using Zoom technology. The demonstration for the meeting was “Woodworking Without Pain: Managing Repetitive Stress and Motion Injuries. Candy Diamond, … Continue reading →