If you enjoy time both in the shop and the kitchen, this class of making fun culinary accessories is for you. Novice woodturners and more experienced turners alike will benefit from this weekend of learning fun projects. Students will make a turned lid for a Ball jar, a beverage smoker, which can also be used for single-serving smoked cheese and meats, chopsticks using the Chopstick Master tool, a chopstick holder, and chopstick rests. Clay will even teach participants how to use chopsticks. All these projects also make excellent gifts. Chopstick Masters will be available to purchase for $200 with the money going to the RCMF.