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• Pre-Membership Meeting

  • When
    02 Sep 2025
  •  
    6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
  • Location
    Board Room, Instructor: B. Armbruster/ M. Bowman
  • Spaces left
    20

  Register

  Welcome to the Greenville Woodworkers Guild: 

  This meeting will provide an introduction to the Guild and the ins and outs on how it is operated safely and efficiently along with providing:
  

  • An outline on our expectations of new members.
  • The time frame required to gain certification on shop equipment.
  • And a tour of our 24,000 sq. ft. facility.

  To comply with current guidelines no open toe shoes, sandals, etc. are permitted. Please bring safety glasses, if you don't have them they will be provided.  If you wear glasses that will suffice.

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• Youth Program Flatwork - Fall 2025 (Wed)

  • When
    10 Sep 2025
  •  
    9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Boardroom, Hand Tool room and Youth Training room
  • Spaces left
    2
  • Registered
    4 registrants

  Register

  
  

  Youth Program Fall 2025

  Flatwork

  Wednesday's 9/10 - 12/10 (no class the week of Thanksgiving)

  
  The class teaches basic skills using hand tools, fastening, gluing, sawing, and drilling safely in addition to project planning and layout. Projects include but are not limited tothings like cutting boards,
  checker/chess boards, small boxes, pencil holders. Flat work involves all types of woodworking that are not turning. Handheld power tools are also used (drills and sanders). Stationary power tool usage is limited to setting up the tool for operation by a mentor (drill
  press, table saw, miter saw, bandsaw).

  Requirements: Student must meet all requirements to be enrolled in the Greenville Woodworkers Guild (GWG) Youth Woodworking Program and have been duly enrolled therein. All papers relating to injury, liability, safety and parental responsibility must have been
  duly executed. 
  Safety: Eye protection is mandatory and must be brought to each class. Closed toes shoes are required. Ear protection is optional.
  

  Class fee: $60

  
  

  

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• Youth Program Lathe Turning - Fall 2025 (Wed)

  • When
    10 Sep 2025
  •  
    9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Boardroom, Hand Tool room and Youth Training room
  • Spaces left
    0
  • Registered
    5 registrants

  Registration is closed

  
  

  Youth Program Fall 2025

  Lathe Turning

  Wednesday's 9/10 - 12/10 (no class the week of Thanksgiving)

  Turning is using a wood turning lathe safely. Each student is assigned to a lathe and learns basic skills including preparing the workpiece for turning, mounting, facing, spindle turning, bowl and hollow form turning. Beads, coves and other decorative techniques are practiced.
  As the student advances in capabilities the projects become more challenging in terms of shapes and tools and techniques required. Safety is covered as an essential element of the class. 

  Requirements: Student must meet all requirements to be enrolled in the Greenville Woodworkers Guild (GWG) Youth Woodworking Program and have been duly enrolled therein. All papers relating to injury, liability, safety and parental responsibility must have been
  duly executed. 
  Safety: A face shield is mandatory and will be provided in the class. Closed toes shoes are required.

  Class fee: $60

  
  

  
  

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• Youth Program Flatwork - Fall 2025 (Thurs)

  • When
    11 Sep 2025
  •  
    9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Boardroom, Hand Tool room and Youth Training room
  • Spaces left
    6
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  
  

  Youth Program Fall 2025 

  Flatwork (Thursdays)
  The class teaches basic skills using hand tools, fastening, gluing, sawing, and drilling safely in addition to project planning and layout. Projects include but are not limited tothings like cutting boards,
  checker/chess boards, small boxes, pencil holders. Flat work involves all types of woodworking that are not turning. Handheld power tools are also used (drills and sanders). Stationary power tool usage is limited to setting up the tool for operation by a mentor (drill
  press, table saw, miter saw, bandsaw).

  Requirements: Student must meet all requirements to be enrolled in the Greenville Woodworkers Guild (GWG) Youth Woodworking Program and have been duly enrolled therein. All papers relating to injury, liability, safety and parental responsibility must have been
  duly executed. 
  Safety: Eye protection is mandatory and must be brought to each class. Closed toes shoes are required. Ear protection
  optional.
  Class fee: $60

  

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• Youth Program Lathe Turning - Fall 2025 (Thurs)

  • When
    11 Sep 2025
  •  
    9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Boardroom, Hand Tool room and Youth Training room
  • Spaces left
    0
  • Registered
    5 registrants

  Registration is closed

  
  

  Youth Program Fall 2025

  Lathe Turning

  Thursday's 9/11 - 12/10 (no class the week of Thanksgiving)

  Turning is using a wood turning lathe safely. Each student is assigned to a lathe and learns basic skills including preparing the workpiece for turning, mounting, facing, spindle turning, bowl and hollow form turning. Beads, coves and other decorative techniques are practiced.
  As the student advances in capabilities the projects become more challenging in terms of shapes and tools and techniques required. Safety is covered as an essential element of the class. 

  Requirements: Student must meet all requirements to be enrolled in the Greenville Woodworkers Guild (GWG) Youth Woodworking Program and have been duly enrolled therein. All papers relating to injury, liability, safety and parental responsibility must have been
  duly executed. 
  Safety: A face shield is mandatory and will be provided in the class. Closed toes shoes are required.

  Class fee: $60

  
  

  
  

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• Pre-Membership Meeting

  • When
    16 Sep 2025
  •  
    6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
  • Location
    Board Room, Instructor: M. Bowman/ D. Dewease
  • Spaces left
    20

  Register

  Welcome to the Greenville Woodworkers Guild: 

  This meeting will provide an introduction to the Guild and the ins and outs on how it is operated safely and efficiently along with providing:
  

  • An outline on our expectations of new members.
  • The time frame required to gain certification on shop equipment.
  • And a tour of our 24,000 sq. ft. facility.

  To comply with current guidelines no open toe shoes, sandals, etc. are permitted. Please bring safety glasses, if you don't have them they will be provided.  If you wear glasses that will suffice.

  Show details