Woodworkers Association

[Kevin Lalonde]

Hey fellas! I will be moving to columbus, ohio in june, from madison, ms. There aren't any woodworking clubs around here and I know the north has a few of these. Are any of you guys familiar with any of the clubs. I would enjoy learning maybe to turn, make cabinets, watch some of the pro guys make projects and pick up a few pointers for the year we will be out there. Thanks for your help!

[Matt Meiser]

I don't know of any, but go over to Woodwerks (near the airport), drool all over everything and talk to the guys there. If there's a club, I bet they know of it. I wouldn't be surprised if they host it.

[Brian Tax]

Great question, I have been meaning to ask the same thing for clubs in the Seattle, WA area, any info would be appreciated. Good luck, hope you find something.

[Myk Rian]

Ever use Google? You would be amazed at what you can find.
http://columbus_chippers.tripod.com/

[Rich Scott]

Hey fellas! I will be moving to columbus, ohio in june, from madison, ms. There aren't any woodworking clubs around here and I know the north has a few of these. Are any of you guys familiar with any of the clubs. I would enjoy learning maybe to turn, make cabinets, watch some of the pro guys make projects and pick up a few pointers for the year we will be out there. Thanks for your help!
Kevin,

You might be interested in "Woodworkers of Central Ohio" (WOCO). It is a fairly large, very active group of pros and amateurs. They meet in Westerville, the next meeting is in September. More info on the web site http://www.cheiron.tzo.com/woconews/

[Tom Walz]

Evergreen Woodworkers in Seattle area

[Tom Walz]

http://www.carbideprocessors.com/woodworkingclubs.htm (http://www.carbideprocessors.com/woodworkingclubs.htm)