Category: Woodworking Enlightenment
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May 2021 Newsletter Videos
Millers Falls Wood Boring Machine Action Toys by Mike Peery Armadillo Hedgehog Read more
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Making Dust Collector Hose Adapters with PVC
St. Louis Woodworkers Guild member Brian Ellison shows how to make hose adapters with PVC pipe Read more
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Bob Lang Presents on Arts and Crafts Furniture Style
The virtual presentation for the September 17th meeting was on the subject of Arts & Crafts Furniture Style. The presenter was Bob Lang who is currently Editor of American Period Furniture, the annual journal of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers and is also Editor of Pins & Tails Newsletter. He is a former… Read more
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3D PRINTED WOODWORKING AIDS
By Don Snyder Don designed several wood working jigs with Openscad software and 3D printed the jigs. Read more
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August 2020 Monthly Meeting Recording
Jay Noffsinger did a great job presenting a video and answer questions on Oval Shaker Boxes. Read more
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Show and Tell floor-lamp project
By Donald Snyder Read more
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Michael Fortune Presents On Chair Building
Michael Fortune Read more
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Show & Tell: Dice Tower
Mark Bierman is doing his part to stay busy at home by building this dice tower. Here is a cute little project for game night. I built this for my son that plays Dungeons and Dragons. I have included the plans that I found online free. It works well and is easy to make. You can… Read more
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Scott Grove Presents on Veneering
On the morning of Saturday, June 20, 2020, Scott Grove gave an introduction to veneering to the St. Louis Woodworkers Guild. His own description of the presentation and a recording of the Zoom meeting are below. Scott Grove, internationally-renowned master craftsman, introduces you to the wonderful world of veneer. He covers veneering fundamentals that includes… Read more
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May 2020 – Show & Tell
Collin Preftakes recently completed this five foot tall cherry bookcase. It sports adjustable shelves, raised panel sides, and a shiplapped back. Most of the construction was done with Collin’s own hand tools, save for a few cuts made at the Guild’s shop. Thank you, Collin, for sharing this wonderful work of art! Read more