I teach woodturning classes in partnership with my brother, Bill, at Alamance Community College in Burlington, NC and at the Crafts Center at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC.

For information about classes at Alamance Community College visit  https://www.alamancecc.edu/continuing-education/

Spring 2018 classes are wrapping up now.  There are no classes in Summer, but Fall listings will be available soon.  If you would like to visit a class to see whether it would be something you’re interested in you may call me to make arrangements.  (See Contacts page.)  I teach every other Wednesday.  Classes are three hours long and begin at 10 am and 2 pm.  Visitors are most always welcome.

For information about classes at the Crafts Center at NCSU visit  http://www.ncsu.edu/crafts/

We are at the end of the Spring term.  Zach, woodshop director, and I are planning workshops for this summer.  As soon as plans are settled I’ll publish it here.  Crafts Center classes are open to NCSU students and community members as well.  Registration for Fall classes will start later this Summer.  It’s a good idea to register early for classes at the Crafts Center as they often fill well before the semester begins.  There are already several people on the waiting list for the next class.  Here’s a photo of the Fall 2017 class after their first night of spindle turning.  We all turned mallets from green white oak.  The one on the left is still waiting for finish.