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This past weekend, we wrapped up another Joinery Fest, and I have to say—it was one of the best days we’ve had at the shop. The energy was incredible. So many people came through the doors—members, friends, families, and curious neighbors—each drawn in by the smell of fresh sawdust, the hum of tools, and maybe…
Joiner’s Journal: A Journey in Woodworking Education
When we started The Joinery, our primary goal was to create a space where I could teach woodworking. Having spent many years honing my skills, particularly in furniture making, I felt a deep passion for sharing my knowledge. I earned a Master’s Certificate from the Marc Adams School of Woodworking and had the pleasure of…
What I Want!
Life Journaling I have always wanted to journal (they call it blogging these days), but it never really stuck. I wasn’t sure who or why I was doing it. I do like going back on occasion and seeing what I wrote during a past time. As I am getting older, there are many…
Register Now For Our Exciting Fall Classes at The Joinery, LLC!
As summer vacations start to come to an end, we at The Joinery, LLC are thrilled to announce our lineup of fall classes! Whether you’re a seasoned woodworker or a curious beginner, we have something for everyone this season. Join us to explore your creativity, learn new skills, and connect with fellow makers in our…
From Button Pusher to Craftsperson
Why Familiarity Isn’t the Same as Mastery in the Woodshop If you hand someone a nice camera, they can press the shutter button and get a picture. That doesn’t make them a photographer. Without understanding aperture, shutter speed, or how to frame a shot, they might capture something — but it might be blurry, poorly…
Major Pricing Update!
As the shop is taking shape, We are working on finalizing the business structure that will ensure we can financially keep the Joinery running. Our main focus is to provide well-maintained tools, an excellent user experience, and build a community. To achieve these goals, we aim to balance sustainability and affordability while providing a quality experience. This means that we must ensure that the number of members and monthly fees are in balance. We want enough members to cover our costs without making the experience too crowded or uncomfortable.
