Woodworking Links

Home Page of the California Carvers Guild (CCG), a statewide organization of woodcarvers dedicated to teaching, sharing, and promoting the art of wood carving. Nearly 900 members, with 51 local chapters.

Cascade Woodturners Association

Capital Area Woodturners

A united group of hobbyists and professionals sharing a common passion for woodworking.

The Central Jersey Woodworkers Association (CJWA) is a growing group of woodworkers of various skill levels and interests, who meet monthly to trade ideas, share tips, and listen to various speakers. Past speakers have included professional furniture makers, including Frank Klausz, Jere Osgood, Frank Pollaro, Mario Rodriguez, Peter Tischler and Tom Volk, woodworking tool experts including Tom Lie-Nielsen and Graham Blackburn, semi-pros, hobbyists, boat builders, custom furniture craftsmen, finishers, and more. Various hands-on comparisons of equipment have been offered, and there are periodic group purchases of equipment, wood, tools and supplies.

The Des Moines Woodworkers Association is a non-profit association dedicated to education, community service and sharing of knowledge for those of all ages and skill levels in the field of woodworking

Our Woodworking club is a nonprofit organization who's purpose is to provide a place where woodworking enthusiasts of all skill levels can meet to swap their stories, learn new techniques, show off their latest wood creations and share a common interest with others. FVWWC membership is open to woodworking enthusiasts of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels.

The Guild's purpose is to promote appreciation for all woodworking in Maui county, particularly work in native hawaiian woods; Promote environmental responsibility to wood and its source; Promote Maui craftsmanship and encourage new woodworking enthusiasts; Educate it's members and the public in the craft and design skills of woodworking.

Woodworking Club located in Brandon Florida (a suburb of Tampa Bay Florida). Our club is dedicated to all types and levels of woodworking. We meet the 2nd Tue of every month. Please visit our site for more info.

The Bay Area Woodturners Association (BAWA) is a local chapter of the American Association of Woodturners. Our purpose is to provide a meeting place for local turners to share ideas and techniques and to educate the general public regarding the art of turning.

State - Furniture Manufactures association

Dedicated to Providing Education, Information, and Organization To Those Interested in Woodturning

Alabama Woodturners Association

American Association of Woodturners

Carving Magazine

Carolina Mountain Woodturners is a Chapter Member of The American Associations of Woodturners. Carolina Mountain Woodturners serves Western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, Eastern Tennessee and Northeast Georgia.

The purpose of the Kansas City Woodworkers’ Guild’ is to promote the skill and craft of woodworking, and to provide education, information, fellowship and organization to those interested in working with wood.  The Guild will sponsor community outreach programs … and other such activities.”  (From the Bylaws)

The Lee’s Summit Woodworker’s Guild became “official” with the adoption of the Bylaws in April, 1993. The June 1993 meeting had 28 people in attendance and at the end of 1993 there was 51 paid members. By March 1994, they had outgrown their meeting room at Lee’s Summit Christian Church and moved to the Lee’s Summit Methodist Church. In March 2011 they moved to the Lee’s Summit Christian School.

Founded in 1983, the Guild was able to procure an old schoolhouse in 2006 and renovate it into a woodworking learning facility.  The Guild is equipped with two SawStop cabinet saws, two large planers, two large jointers, an array of drill presses, band saws, router tables, and all manner of power and hand tools for Guild members to use in their projects.  The Guild sponsors an annual woodworking show at the Hoover Library, and their toy maker group makes and donates thousands of wooden toys every year to hospitals and charity groups all over the country.

The AWG was founded in 1989, and has grown to approximately 135 members. The initial vision was to reach out to both amateur and professional woodworkers who are devoted to learning, teaching, practicing and expanding every aspect of woodworking. We have grown from there.