Marc Adams School of Woodworking The Premiere Woodworking School in North America
Public Registration for Our 2012 Season of Classes is Now OPEN!
We are now taking your registrations for our 2012 season. You can register here online or via phone at 317-535-4013.
If you're ready to register, then proceed to our Class Index and start choosing classes by clicking here: Start Adding Classes
If you'd like a little more information about the registration process, proceed to our Registration Primer by clicking here: How to Register
If you'd like a hard copy of our Schedule by Month, click here: 2012 Classes by Month
MASW's 2012 season offers 136 classes that will excite your passions, will introduce a whole new depth to your work, will challenge your existing skill sets, and ultimately will redefine the way you work wood.
Whether new to woodworking, or an old pro, you will redefine what being a master craftsman means to you and that knowledge will fundamentally change how others relate to your work. Whether you are drawn to period furniture styles like Greene & Greene or Federal - we've got you covered. Want to make a specific project or are you pursuing new skills - we've got you covered. Interested in the round instead of the flat - our woodturning program is one of the strongest we've ever offered! Neither are you limited to just woodworking. We have over 20 classes devoted to the arts and craft that surround the field of woodworking. From critical thinking and design to the creative use of natural and man-made materials like field stone, metal, and glass - we've got you covered! We think you'll find our 2012 season to be one of our most exciting ever!
So get your calendars out and enjoy your explorations of our upcoming season of classes. We think you'll be amazed!
Joinery with Marc Adams: A Dovetail Refresher - Part 2

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As we wish 2011 a fond farewell (and start to prepare for next year's classes) it's time peek into the shop one last time so we can finish off our dovetail refresher with Marc Adams as he completes his Through Dovetail demonstration.
Just a reminder, this video isn't meant as a step by step guide to dovetails. Rather, think of this as an overview of the dovetailing process.
Even for experienced woodworkers, it's a good idea to review our techniques - looking for better or more efficient ways to get things done. And for those who haven't experienced dovetails yet, it's a great example of what can be accomplished after a single day of instruction at MASW!
One final hint: Please be patient when loading the video - this one is large (16 minutes of joinery goodness)!
Masters

MASW has an incredibly strong teacher base which gives our program diversity and depth. Students that pursue our Master's designation are assured of receiving a well rounded education by teachers that make their living as Master woodworkers. Read More
Fellowship

The Michael Fortune Fellowship program picks up where the Master's program leaves off and is open to all who have completed their Masters designation. This program leads the student towards a profession or a passionate avocation as a respected woodworker. Read More
Wood Turning

Working closely with program director Alan Lacer, MASW has created this unique opportunity for wood turners to challenge yourselves and broaden your woodturning skills while exploring a the wide array of different techniques that is woodturning. Read More
Weekend Workshops

Super weekend specials are designed to give you an opportunity to spend the weekend with one of the masters in the field of woodworking. Classes are scheduled just Saturday or Sunday or both Saturday and Sunday. Read More
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