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End of May Update
Hello everyone, and sorry for the delay between posts. There’s been a lot happening on the business side that does not make for exciting updates. Having said that, I do have some exciting milestones we have completed. We are now an official Wisconsin company registered as The Joinery, LLC. I’m amazed at how simple it…
Generation is Generation
Article4 min read In a lot of organizations right now there’s a quiet double standard about AI. Using it to write code is fine. Encouraged, even. Using it to write a song, make an image, or punch up a piece of copy is treated as something closer to cheating. Same tool, two verdicts. I’m not…
Weekly Updates and News
Here’s this week’s edition of Woodworking Weekly—your friendly update on projects, stories, trends, and events for The Joinery community. 🪚 Beginner Project Plan: Crate Side Tables For those new to woodworking, the Crate Side Tables project offers a straightforward introduction. This plan guides you through building rustic end tables that resemble shipping crates, using only a…
Introduction to Woodturning
3 Nights • 10 Hours Total Instructor: Ris Fleming – Professional Turner Step up to the lathe and experience the art of turning wood into graceful, functional forms. This immersive three-night, 10-hour class is designed for beginners who want to learn the fundamentals of woodturning in a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment. Under the guidance of professional turner Ris Fleming,…
Learn From Craftsmen!
The Joinery is set to offer a series of exciting classes over the coming months, taught by local craftspeople and staff. These include courses on woodworking, stained glass, knife making, and book building, among others.
Keep it Straight
I found the table saw sitting a degree off zero — after I had already cut the parts for a tabletop. Check your blade angle with a square before you cut, and reset the tool to zero when you are done.
