NWWT Event Calendar

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Upcoming events

    • 16 May 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 4
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    Bowl Turning 201 - "Plate/Platter" Class


    Saturday, May 16th, 2026

    8:30am - 4:00pm

    Dave Wood's Shop
    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.

    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch.

    Course Objectives:  

    The primary objective of this course is to refine your skills in the finer details of bowl turning.  When you look at a bowl, your eye is very discerning.  You will learn optimal bowl shapes, rim designs, and base options.  Skills learned here will help you advance to the next level of expertise. 

    Each student should complete one piece in class. Sanding and finish application included, time permitting.

    Prerequisite Skills

    If you have not yet developed the skills below or are unsure, please attend an open shop and talk with one of the helpers before registering for this course.

    • Ability to prepare and mount a bowl blank between centers, and in a chuck using a tenon or a recess
    • Ability to shape the outside and inside of a bowl using a bowl gouge
    • Ability to use a scraper for finishing the inside of a bowl
    • Ability to complete a basic bowl except for sanding and applying finish

    Agenda

    Morning
    • Tune-up/sharpen tools for the class with help from the staff.
    • Presentation on advanced design and form concepts, shape, rims, bottoms
    • Review of bowl gouge grinds: 40/40, traditional (50°), bottom (65°-75°), Ellsworth, etc
    • Mounting options: when to use a tenon or recess
    • Turn a “once-turned” bowl through the finish-cutting stage with a green blank

    Lunch Hour:
    Additional Demonstrations and Q&A session during lunch

    Afternoon

    • Turn a roughed and dried blank supplied (or bring your own) to the point of final scraping:
    • Learn methods for truing warped tenon or recess for re-mounting
    • Learn methods of cutting thinner wall thickness
    • Learn methods of scraping thin-walled bowls
    • Discuss sanding and finishing options if time permits


    Tools to bring

    • Bowl gouge(s) – ½” or 5/8” are good sizes. If you have several with different grinds, bring them all.
    • Bowl scraper – left hand French curve style is ideal for inside, but a round-nose also works
    • Parting tool or skew for fine-tuning tenons/recesses
    • 17 May 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 4
    Register

    Spindle Turning 201 - "Lidded Box"  Class

    Sunday, May 17th, 2026

    8:30am - 4:00pm

    Dave Wood's Shop

    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062



    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch

    Course Objectives
    The primary objective of this class is to teach additional spindle turning skills. There are a variety of techniques learned in this class that are applicable to many other types of turning projects. 

    We will introduce you to use of the skew in this class.

    Prerequisite Skills:  If you have not developed the skills described below or are unsure, attend an open shop session and discuss it with one of the helpers before registering for this course.  Skills required are:

    • Use of a rouging gouge to round square stock.
    •  Use of a spindle gouge to make beads and coves
    •  Use of a parting tool.

    Agenda

    • Sharpen all tools used for the class with help from the instruction staff.
    • Practice beads and coves with the spindle gouge as a warm-up exercise
    • Discussion of pepper mill designs from simple to more complex, hollowing techniques and tools

    Tools you need to bring

    • Spindle Roughing Gouge 1” or larger is ideal.  ¾” is ok.
    • Spindle gouge:  ½” or 3/8”.  Bring both if you have them
    • Parting tool: 1/8” diamond profile is very versatile, but thin kerf (1/16”) is also useful.
    • Small round-nose scraper or box scrapper
    • Skew: 1” or larger
    • 13 Jun 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062
    • 3
    Register

    Open Shop is directed toward the new turner but all are welcome.  Bring a project you want help finishing.  Bring questions about methods, tools, designs or any other woodturning question.  There are seven lathes available for use.  Bring your own tools and wood or buy wood at the shop.  

    We will have three sharpening stations to help you perfect your sharpening technique. There is no more important topic for the new turner (or the old ones for that matter) than sharpening. 

    YOU DO NOT NEED TO REGISTER FOR OPEN SHOP

    Registration guarantees you use of a lathe, and others can use one when one becomes available. 

    There will always be three or more advanced turners there to help, sharpen tools, and answer any questions.

    Open Shop is free, but the rental Portable Rest Room and our coffee and doughnuts cost money.  A $20 donation would help defray expenses.

    Requirements

    • Open for NWWT members only or potential members to talk
    • No charge for the session (donations for operating costs are appreciated)
    • Bring your  tools
    • Bring your  PPE (face shields, dust protection, ear protection)
    • NWWT follows the current COVID guidelines -- details HERE
    • If you have any COVID related symptoms, please stay home


    • 01 Aug 2026
    • 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
    • George Rogers Park 611 S. State Street Lake Oswego, OR
    Register

    NWWT Annual Auction and Picnic
    August  2, Saturday

    SAME LOCATION AS LAST YEAR

    Shelter #1 at George Rogers Park

    in Lake Oswego 

      

    WhereGeorge Rogers Park - Shelter 1.  We have Shelter 1 reserved from 1:00 - 7:00 although we expect to be done by 5:00.  Shelter number one is the one up by the tennis courts and the baseball field

    George Rogers Park
    611 S. State Street
    Lake Oswego, OR
    See map: Google Maps

    Agenda - Rough times

    1:00 – helpers arrive for setting up and donation drop-off
    1:30 – members arrive to socialize, view donated items
    2:00 – BBQ
    3:00 - 5:00 – Auction

    What is It

    This is our annual fund and fun raiser.  It is a critical event in keeping NWWT in good financial shape and provides fantastic bargains for our members.  Also, it has been some time since we have seen each other face to face so a great opportunity to renew friendships.  If you are new to turning and looking for tools or wood to turn, this is your chance to pick up a year’s worth of wood for pennies on the dollar.  We can take credit cards, checks or cash.

    How Can You Help

    This is an event where we need our members to donate what they can to the auction as well as spend money for all the donations.  Below are items we suggest.

    • Turned Items – Donate one of your favorite pieces and let members bid on it.
    • Good Wood – We are looking for nice wood, wood that you would buy yourself.  Figured wood, green wood, crotch pieces, burls, etc.  All items should be sealed and ready to turn. We always appreciate quality over quantity, big and small pieces, bowl, spindle, and hollow form blanks.  Please be critical in what you pick to donate so we are not left with firewood. 
    • Tools and Jigs – Good tools and jigs are always popular so look at your inventory and see what duplicates or tools you no longer use.
    • Food – We will supply dogs, burgers, plates and some drinks.  We need members to bring salads, desserts, fruit, etc.

    New Members

    If you are new to the club or have never been to our auction, we start with a great BBQ at around noon.  We always appreciate for members to bring a dish to share – fruit, dessert, and side dishes.  We will take care of the meat.  You will have plenty of time to browse the donations and pick out your target items.

    At around 1:00, after everyone if full, rather than taking a nap we start our auction and again we will have the professional auctioneer as we have had in the past which keeps the show lively and fun.

    We hope to see you there!

    Note, in the past we have had members who could not make the auction but would like to make a contribution to the club.  If you are one of them, you can easily donate online at https://northwestwoodturners.wildapricot.org/Donate .  NWWT is a 501-c3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible.


    • 19 Sep 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 6
    Register


    Sharpening Class


    Saturday, September 19th, 2026

    9:00am - 3:00pm

    Dave Wood's Shop
    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.

    Course Objective:  

    Requirements and general information:

    • Students must be members of NWWT.
    • Class will be limited to 6 students.
    • Each student will have a fully equipped sharpening station.
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members.
    • Students bring their own  tools and PPE (face shields, dust protection) Note: Students may use NWWT tool sets if needed.
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch.

    Class Agenda:

    • The advantages and disadvantages of different tool steels
    • Overview of the common methods of sharpening: grinders, grinding wheels, sharpening systems, and accessories
    • Explain sharpening bowl gouges, spindle gouges, parting tools, scrapers, and skews
    • Sharpening time at your grinders - Sharpen your tools with help from instructors and coaches
    • 03 Oct 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062
    • 5
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    Spindle Turning Basics Class


    Saturday, October 3rd, 2026

    8:30am - 3:30pm

    Dave Wood's Shop
    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.

    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch.
    Course Objective
    The primary objective of this course is to walk beginners through making basic spindle pieces such as a candle stick, honey dipper or simple toy. This course is targeted at people who have never turned wood, or who want to take a refresher course before advancing to the next level of spindle turning expertise.
    • 7 lathes available for students plus the instructor's lathe.
    • Class binder with notes and reference materials for all
    • Prerequisite woodturning skills: none required

    Agenda

    Morning

    • Sharpening the tools required for class with help from the instruction staff.
    • Mount a blank on the lathe and turn to a cylinder
    • Demonstrations and practice making coves and beads

    Lunch Hour – Demonstrations and Q&A session during lunch

    Afternoon
    • Continue practicing while making a basic spindle form.
    • Pick a second simple spindle project and turn.

    Tools you need

    Note: If you do not have any tools yet, loaner tools are available.  We recommend you wait until after the class to buy tools so you know what to buy, and what not to buy.

    • Spindle Roughing Gouge.
    • Spindle Gouge
    • Parting Tool
    • 04 Oct 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 7
    Register


    Bowl Turning Basics Class


    Sunday, October 4th, 2026

    8:30am - 3:30pm

    Dave Wood's Shop
    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.

    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch.
    Course Objective

    The primary objective of this course is to walk beginners through making a wooden bowl. This course is targeted at people who have never turned wood, or who want to take a refresher course before advancing on to the next level of bowl turning expertise.

    Prerequisite woodturning skills:  None required, 

    Agenda

    Morning

    • Sharpening the tools required for class with help from the instruction staff.
    • Mount a green blank between centers; flatten bowl bottom surface; cut a tenon
    • Mount blank in a chuck
    Lunch Hour – Demonstrations and Q&A session during lunch

    Afternoon
    • Instruction on the basic push-cut and pull-cut techniques
    • Cut the exterior shape and interior surface, and smooth with scraper
    • Reverse the bowl and finish cut the bottom
    • Start a second bowl (time permitting) to finish at home
    • Each student will take home one bowl and one blank for practice.

    Tools you need 

    Note:  If you do not have any tools yet, loaner tools are available. We recommend you wait until after the class to buy tools so you know what to buy and what not to buy.

    • Bowl Gouge:  ½” or 5/8”
    • Scraper:  left-hand French curve style for inside bowl surface. A round-nose scraper is acceptable.
    • Parting tool or Skew – for touching up tenons and recesses for bowl mounting
    • 24 Oct 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 7
    Register

    Spindle Turning 201 - "Lidded Box"  Class

    Saturday, October 24th, 2026

    8:30am - 4:00pm

    Dave Wood's Shop

    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062



    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch

    Course Objectives
    The primary objective of this class is to teach additional spindle turning skills. There are a variety of techniques learned in this class that are applicable to many other types of turning projects. 

    We will introduce you to use of the skew in this class.

    Prerequisite Skills:  If you have not developed the skills described below or are unsure, attend an open shop session and discuss it with one of the helpers before registering for this course.  Skills required are:

    • Use of a rouging gouge to round square stock.
    •  Use of a spindle gouge to make beads and coves
    •  Use of a parting tool.

    Agenda

    • Sharpen all tools used for the class with help from the instruction staff.
    • Practice beads and coves with the spindle gouge as a warm-up exercise
    • Discussion of pepper mill designs from simple to more complex, hollowing techniques and tools

    Tools you need to bring

    • Spindle Roughing Gouge 1” or larger is ideal.  ¾” is ok.
    • Spindle gouge:  ½” or 3/8”.  Bring both if you have them
    • Parting tool: 1/8” diamond profile is very versatile, but thin kerf (1/16”) is also useful.
    • Small round-nose scraper or box scrapper
    • Skew: 1” or larger
    • 07 Nov 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • 24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062.
    • 7
    Register


    Bowl Turning 201 - "Viking" Bowl

    Course description coming soon!

                                 

    Saturday, November 7th, 2026

    8:30am - 4:00pm

    Dave Wood's Shop
    24250 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin OR 97062

    Requirements and general information

    • Students must be members of NWWT
    • Class will be limited to 7 students - one per lathe
    • Instructors are experienced NWWT members
    • 4 Sharpening systems will be available
    • All wood will be supplied
    • Students bring their own PPE (face shields, dust protection)
    • Coffee and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch

    Course Objectives:  

    The primary objective of this course is to refine and expand your skills in the finer details of bowl turning.  When you look at a bowl, your eye is very discerning.  You will learn optimal bowl shapes, rim designs, and base options.  Skills learned here will help you advance to the next level of expertise. 

    Each student should complete one piece in class. Sanding and finish application included, time permitting.

    Prerequisite Skills

    If you have not yet developed the skills below or are unsure, please attend an open shop and talk with one of the helpers before registering for this course.

    • Ability to prepare and mount a bowl blank between centers, and in a chuck using a tenon or a recess
    • Ability to shape the outside and inside of a bowl using a bowl gouge
    • Ability to use a scraper for finishing the inside of a bowl
    • Ability to complete a basic bowl except for sanding and applying finish

    Agenda:

    Morning

    • Tune-up/sharpen tools for the class with help from the staff.
    • Presentation on advanced design and form concepts, shape, rims, and bottoms as relates to a Calabash bowl
    • Review of bowl gouge grinds: 40/40, traditional (50°), bottom (65°-75°), Ellsworth, etc
    • Mounting options: when to use a tenon or recess
    • Turn Calabash bowl through the exterior finish-cutting stage with a green blank

    Lunch Hour:
    Additional Demonstrations and Q&A session during lunch

    Afternoon

    • Turn a jam chuck to cut and finish the round bottom 
    • Learn methods of cutting thinner wall thickness
    • Learn methods of scraping thin-walled bowls
    • Sanding and finishing as time permits


    Tools to bring

    • Bowl gouge(s) – ½” or 5/8” are good sizes. If you have several with different grinds, bring them all.
    • Bowl scraper – left hand French curve style is ideal for inside, but a round-nose scraper also works
    • Skew for exterior scraping
    • Parting tool

Past events

09 May 2026 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 May 2026 NWWT General Meeting - Kevin Jesequel "Hollow Forms"
19 Apr 2026 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q2-2026
18 Apr 2026 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q2-2026
11 Apr 2026 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
02 Apr 2026 NWWT General Meeting - John Beechwood - "Tulips"
28 Mar 2026 Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q2-2026
14 Mar 2026 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 Mar 2026 Advanced Airbrushing With Joe Fleming
06 Mar 2026 Basics of Air Brushing With Joe Fleming
05 Mar 2026 NWWT General Meeting - Joe Fleming - Air Brushing
01 Mar 2026 Spindle Turning 201 -Goblet Class - Q1-2026
28 Feb 2026 Bowl Turning 201 - Plate/Platter Class - Q1-2026
14 Feb 2026 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
08 Feb 2026 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q1-2026
07 Feb 2026 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q1-2026
05 Feb 2026 NWWT February - Bill Karow - Texturing Wood
24 Jan 2026 Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q1-2026
18 Jan 2026 "Woodchucking 201" Class with Tom Willing
10 Jan 2026 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
08 Jan 2026 January 2026 - Annual Tool Swap & Libary Cart Reorg
13 Dec 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Dec 2025 Guilds in the Village - SHOW
05 Dec 2025 Guilds in the Village = SHOW
08 Nov 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Nov 2025 NWWT November Meeting - Jason Goodrich - Turning small
26 Oct 2025 Spindle Turning 201 -Peppermill - Q4-2025
25 Oct 2025 Bowl Turning 201 -"Viking" Bowl - Q4-2025
11 Oct 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
05 Oct 2025 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q4-2025
04 Oct 2025 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q4-205
02 Oct 2025 NWWT October Meeting - Jimmie Allen - D-Way Tools
20 Sep 2025 NWWT Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q4-2025
13 Sep 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
04 Sep 2025 September General Meeting - Danny Bartlett - Trembleurs
16 Aug 2025 Multnomah Days Booth
09 Aug 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
02 Aug 2025 NWWT Annual BBQ and Auction
19 Jul 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
03 Jul 2025 July General Meeting - NO MEETING
14 Jun 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
05 Jun 2025 June General Meeting - Rick Rich Turmkreisel Tower Spinner
18 May 2025 Spindle Turning 201 -Peppermill - Q2-2025
17 May 2025 Bowl Turning 201 - Live Edge Class Bowl - Q2-2025
10 May 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
01 May 2025 May General Meeting - Elizabeth Weber - Natural edge Bowls
26 Apr 2025 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q2-2025
19 Apr 2025 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q2-2025
12 Apr 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
05 Apr 2025 Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q2-2025
03 Apr 2025 April General Meeting - Neill Seigel – Multi-Axis Ladles
30 Mar 2025 Spindle Turning 201 -Lidded Box - Q1-2025
29 Mar 2025 Bowl Turning 201 - Live Edge Class - Q1-2025
08 Mar 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Mar 2025 March General Meeting - Tom Willing - Getting a Grip
23 Feb 2025 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q1-2025
22 Feb 2025 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q1-2025
08 Feb 2025 Special Projects Course- Woodburning/Pyrography with Janice Levi, Q1-2025, Day 2 (Advanced)
07 Feb 2025 Special Projects Course- Woodburning/Pyrography with Janice Levi, Q1-2025, Day 1 (Beginners)
06 Feb 2025 February General Meeting - Janice Levi - Pyrography
01 Feb 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
18 Jan 2025 Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q1-2025
11 Jan 2025 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
02 Jan 2025 January 2025 - Annual Tool Swap
14 Dec 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Dec 2024 Guilds in the Village - Show & Sale
09 Nov 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 Nov 2024 November General Meeting - Jason Goodrich - Selling your work
03 Nov 2024 Spindle Turning 201 - Lidded Box - Q4-2024
02 Nov 2024 Bowl Turning 201 -Round Bottom Calabash - Q4-2024
19 Oct 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Oct 2024 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q4-2024
05 Oct 2024 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q4-2024
03 Oct 2024 October General Meeting - John Vaeth - Photographing your Work
28 Sep 2024 NWWT Sharpening Lathe Tools Class - Q4-2024
14 Sep 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
05 Sep 2024 September General Meeting - Mike Meredith - Threading
10 Aug 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
03 Aug 2024 NWWT Annual BBQ and Auction
13 Jul 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
04 Jul 2024 July 2024 Meeting - NO MEETING
08 Jun 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Jun 2024 June General Meeting - Rick Rich - 3 Leg Stool
01 Jun 2024 Bowl Turning 201 -Round Bottom Calabash - Q2-2024
11 May 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
02 May 2024 May General Meeting -Dr. Seri Robinson
28 Apr 2024 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q2-2024
27 Apr 2024 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q2-2024
13 Apr 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Apr 2024 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q2-2024
04 Apr 2024 April General Meeting - Rob Vogtman
17 Mar 2024 Spindle Turning 201 -Goblet Class - Q1-2024
16 Mar 2024 Bowl Turning 201 - Plate/Platter Class - Q1-2024
09 Mar 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 Mar 2024 March 2024 Meeting - Kevin Jesequel - Hollow Forms
18 Feb 2024 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q1-2024
17 Feb 2024 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q1-2024
10 Feb 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
01 Feb 2024 February, 2024 Meeting - John Beechwood - Tulips
27 Jan 2024 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q1-2024
13 Jan 2024 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
04 Jan 2024 January 2024 - Annual Tool Swap
07 Dec 2023 December 2023 Meeting -Stuart Batty
11 Nov 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
29 Oct 2023 Bowl Turning 201 - Project Class Plate/Platter - Q4-2023
28 Oct 2023 Spindle Turning 201 - Project: Pepper Mill - Q4-2023
14 Oct 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
08 Oct 2023 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q4-2023
07 Oct 2023 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q4-2023
05 Oct 2023 October 2023 Meeting - Roger Crooks - Colored Platter
23 Sep 2023 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q4-2023
09 Sep 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 Sep 2023 September 2023 Meeting - John Sutter - Spiral Rosettes
19 Aug 2023 Multnomah Days Booth
05 Aug 2023 NWWT Annual BBQ and Auction
08 Jul 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Jul 2023 July 2023 Meeting - Steve Newberry - Turn a Teapot
10 Jun 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
01 Jun 2023 June 2023 Meeting - Mike Meredith - "Hybrid” Turning Blanks
13 May 2023 NWWT Open Shop --MAKE A PEN
13 May 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 May 2023 Bowl Turning 201 - Live-Edge Bowl Class - Q2-2023
06 May 2023 Spindle Turning 201 - Pepper Mill - Q2-2023
04 May 2023 May 2023 Meeting - Mike Meredith - Finishing Options
16 Apr 2023 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q2-2023
15 Apr 2023 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q2-2023
08 Apr 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Apr 2023 April 2023 Meeting -Brad Williams – Stabilizing Wood and Turning Epoxy
01 Apr 2023 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q2-2023
11 Mar 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
09 Mar 2023 March 2023 Meeting - An Evening with Richard Raffan - DATE CHANGE
02 Mar 2023 March 2023 Meeting - DATE CHANGE - See March 9
26 Feb 2023 Bowl Turning 201 Class - Live-Edge Bowl - Q1-2023
25 Feb 2023 Spindle Turning 201 - Lidded Box - Q1-2023
11 Feb 2023 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
05 Feb 2023 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q1-2023
04 Feb 2023 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q1-2023
02 Feb 2023 February, 2023 Meeting - John Beechwood - Peppermills
21 Jan 2023 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q1-2023
05 Jan 2023 January 2023 - Annual Tool Swap
10 Dec 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
02 Dec 2022 Guilds of the Village - Show & Sale
01 Dec 2022 December 2022 Meeting - No Meeting - Happy Holidays
01 Dec 2022 Guilds of the Village - Show & Sale
12 Nov 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
03 Nov 2022 November 2022 Meeting - Jimmie Allen - D-Way Tools
29 Oct 2022 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q4-2022
22 Oct 2022 Glenn Burki Tool Sale
16 Oct 2022 Woodturning Projects - Lidded Box - Q4-2022
15 Oct 2022 Bowl Turning 201 Class - Q4-2022
08 Oct 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Oct 2022 October 2022 Meeting - Jason Goodrich - Sea Urchin Ornament
25 Sep 2022 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q4-2022
24 Sep 2022 Andy Johnson-Lairds wood auction
24 Sep 2022 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q4-2022
10 Sep 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
01 Sep 2022 September 2022 Meeting - John Beechwood - Yarn Bowls
13 Aug 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
06 Aug 2022 NWWT Annual BBQ and Auction
16 Jul 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 Jul 2022 July 2022 Meeting - Rick Rich - Bon-Bon Dish
11 Jun 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
04 Jun 2022 NWWT Sharpening Class - June 4
02 Jun 2022 June 2022 Meeting - Ed Pretty - Butterfly Fixes
21 May 2022 Bowl Turning Intermediate Class - May 21, 2022
14 May 2022 NWWT Open Shop -- Dave Wood's Shop
07 May 2022 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q2-2022
05 May 2022 May 2022 Meeting - Tom Willing - Egg Wagon
09 Apr 2022 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
07 Apr 2022 April 2022 Meeting - Kevin Jesequel - Hollow Forms
27 Mar 2022 Spindle Turning Intermediate Class - Q2-2022
26 Mar 2022 Bowl Turning Intermediate Class - Q2-2022
12 Mar 2022 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
05 Mar 2022 NWWT Sharpening Class - Q1-2022
03 Mar 2022 March 2022 Meeting - Craig Timmerman - Torus Vase
19 Feb 2022 NWWT - Turning Talk
12 Feb 2022 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
06 Feb 2022 Spindle Turning Basics Class -Q1-2022
05 Feb 2022 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Q1-2022
03 Feb 2022 February 2022 Meeting - Chris Lawrence - Highrise Boxes
22 Jan 2022 Spindle Turning Intermediate Class - Q1-2022
15 Jan 2022 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
06 Jan 2022 January 2022 Meeting - Rick Urban - Lost Wood Art
11 Dec 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
04 Dec 2021 Sharpening Advanced Class - Fall 2021
02 Dec 2021 December Meeting: NO MEETING - HAPPY HOLIDAYS
13 Nov 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
06 Nov 2021 Bowl Turning Intermediate Class - Fall 2021
04 Nov 2021 November Meeting - Bill Karow - Embellishments
24 Oct 2021 Spindle Turning Basics Class - Fall 2021
23 Oct 2021 Bowl Turning Basics Class - Fall 2021
09 Oct 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
07 Oct 2021 October Meeting - Kirk DeHeer - Demystifying Cuts and Catches
04 Sep 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
02 Sep 2021 September Meeting - Dale Larson - Finish Turning a Bowl
07 Aug 2021 NWWT Annual BBQ and Auction
10 Jul 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
01 Jul 2021 July Meeting - Dale Larson - Oval Bowls, Roger Crooks - Coloring
05 Jun 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
03 Jun 2021 June Meeting - Greg Gallegos - Podlets - Turning Thin
22 May 2021 Bowl Turning Basics Course
08 May 2021 NWWT Open Shop - Dave Wood's Shop
06 May 2021 May Meeting: Roger Crooks - Square Useless Things
01 May 2021 Sharpening Class
17 Apr 2021 NWWT - Turning Talk - April 2021
01 Apr 2021 April Meeting: David Ellsworth - Need We Say More
20 Mar 2021 NWWT - Turning Talk - March 2021
04 Mar 2021 March Meeting: Betty Simnitt - Basket Illusion Technique
20 Feb 2021 NWWT - Turning Talk - February 2021
04 Feb 2021 February Meeting: Michael Alguire - Intricate Hollow Forms
16 Jan 2021 NWWT - Turning Talk - January 2021
07 Jan 2021 January Meeting: Mike Meredith - Chainsaw Maintenance & Sharpening
19 Dec 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk
03 Dec 2020 December Meeting: NO MEETING - HAPPY HOLIDAYS
21 Nov 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk
05 Nov 2020 November Meeting: Kathleen Duncan - Piercing
24 Oct 2020 Spindle Turning Basics Course
17 Oct 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk
01 Oct 2020 October Meeting: Steve Newberry - Kuska Cup
26 Sep 2020 NWWT Store Open for Sales and Pickup
19 Sep 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk
06 Aug 2020 August General Meeting - Joe Fleming - Airbrushing
02 Jul 2020 July Meeting: John Beechwood - Spiralling and Texturing
04 Jun 2020 June Meeting: Dale Larson: Spheres Demo
16 May 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk
07 May 2020 May Meeting: Tom Wiling: On-Line Egg Demo
18 Apr 2020 NWWT - Turning Talk

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Lake Oswego, OR 97035

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