The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

The Memphis Tri State Woodworker’s Club is a not for profit organization formed to promote and encourage woodworking. Membership is open

to any individual 18 yrs. or older and includes a subscription to the monthly newsletter. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month.

Annual dues are $20 and include a discount card that can be used once a month at The Woodwork Shop.

Time: 9:30 am to 10:45 am (5 slots)

Time: 11:00 am to 12:15 pm (5 slots)

Time: 12:30 am to 1:45 pm (5 slots)

Cost: Free to MSWG members

Supplies: All provided

Tools: Provided or bring your own

Bring your own safety glasses and/or face shield.

Arrive 30 minutes early

For non-members:
Must be a member or join the

Mid South Woodturners Guild at a yearly cost of $40

(youth $15) to be paid at time of registration.

You will receive one-on-one training to make a wood pen from a kit and you will get to keep your first pen.

Club members receive a 10% discount card that can be used once a month for a year to The Woodwork Shop (some restrictions apply).

New memberships include monthly MSWG club woodturning meetings/demonstrations,multiple outside activities, and the experience of learning the art and craft of

woodturning for the remainder of 2024.

** For insurance reasons it is required

that you be a MSWG club member.

How to Register

Current MSWG members, call Rick Gillespie at (901) 619-6308 to reserve your time slot.

Non-club members wanting to register,

1. call Rita at The Wood Workshop at (901) 755-7355 to reserve your time slot.

2. Fill out the registration and pay on line using the

link below.
https://www.midsouthwoodturners.com/mswg-hands-on-membership

Joe will demonstrate using the Domino.

Andre will show some tips and tricks about pouring Ecopoxy.

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

The Memphis Tri State Woodworker’s Club is a not for profit organization formed to promote and encourage woodworking. Membership is open

to any individual 18 yrs. or older and includes a subscription to the monthly newsletter. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month.

Annual dues are $20 and include a discount card that can be used once a month at The Woodwork Shop.

The next generation of Origin has arrived! With a larger screen, improved scanning performance, and a solid unibody construction, the new Origin makes it easier than ever to bring accessible precision cutting to all your work

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

The Memphis Tri State Woodworker’s Club is a not for profit organization formed to promote and encourage woodworking. Membership is open

to any individual 18 yrs. or older and includes a subscription to the monthly newsletter. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month.

Annual dues are $20 and include a discount card that can be used once a month at The Woodwork Shop.

The decoration of bone or ivory objects.

Members Christmas Lunch starts at 11:15.

Meeting starts at 12:30.

Memphis Woodcarvers Club invites anyone interested in carving to come meet with us. Beginners are welcome.

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at

The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

The Memphis Tri State Woodworker’s Club is a not for profit organization formed to promote and encourage woodworking. Membership is open

to any individual 18 yrs. or older and includes a subscription to the monthly newsletter. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month.

Annual dues are $20 and include a discount card that can be used once a month at The Woodwork Shop.

Clara will give scroll saw demo

Members Christmas Lunch starts at 11:15.

Meeting starts at 12:30.

Memphis Woodcarvers Club invites anyone interested in carving to come meet with us. Beginners are welcome.

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at

The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Interested in woodworking but not sure where to start? These classes will offer a perfect introduction that covers beginner skills and safety.

The classes will be on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. 

Approximately 1 1/2
- 2 hours with Q & A time.

Class fee: $40
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

If all classes in series are paid in advance one class is free, so all classes for
$200.00 non refundable.

Dustin served in the U.S. Army for six years as a COMSEC Radio Repairer. During his time in the military, in addition to his MOS duties, he served as the unit armorer and CBRN specialist.

He served proudly as a 101st Airborne division soldier during his entire tenure he was enlisted.From a tour in Afghanistan (2010-2011) to local operations, Dustin developed many skills andworked among some of the best in the Military intelligence community.

Upon his exit from the Army in 2015, Dustin quickly switched gears, going back to school andearning a degree in natural science. He had already established a side hustle doing smallwoodworking projects, but, after he exited the military, he ramped up the jobs he took on. Fast forward a few years, Dustin earned his degree and taught Chemistry and Physics and the Memphis School of Excellence. While he loved teaching his high schoolers, Dustin’s truepassion has always been in his trade work. So, he decided to ramp up his woodworking business to a full-time job. Currently, Adkins Woodworking is growing rapidly and has work booked until October. Dustin hopes to keep this momentum going and hopes to grow into having a few employees and a large enough space to expand on products he can offer.

Memphis Woodcarvers Club invites anyone interested in carving to come meet with us. Beginners are welcome.

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at

The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.

The Memphis Tri State Woodworker’s Club is a not for profit organization formed to promote and encourage woodworking. Membership is open

to any individual 18 yrs. or older and includes a subscription to the monthly newsletter. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month.

Annual dues are $20 and include a discount card that can be used once a month at The Woodwork Shop.

Tyler will make a mallet using a jig.

Jim will demo using Easy Wood Tools to turn a pen.

Are scraps piling up in your shop, and you don’t know what to do with them? Then come on down to

The Woodwork shop for a new kind of demo... Scrappy Saturday!

We will show you projects that will make perfect gifts or inventory to sell. Demo hosted by Dustin Adkins, owner of Adkins Woodworking.

Dustin has been woodworking for over 10 years. His business specializes in custom cabinetry and signature furniture. However, he loves creating scrap projects and intricate one-off pieces in his spare time.

Join our exciting woodworking class on August 26 at 10:00 am and learn to craft a plant stand using traditional techniques like mortise and tenon joinery and half lap joints. This hands-on experience will guide you through the proper use of tools like the planer, router table, mortising machine, and the cutting-edge Shaper Origin. You'll gain valuable insights and hands-on experience as you create a stunning plant stand to cherish for years to come. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your woodworking skills and sign up today for just $125.00 Limited slots available, so reserve your spot now.

Class fee: $125.00
Call 901-755-7355 to register & prepay

Memphis Woodcarvers Club invites anyone interested in carving to come meet with us. Beginners are welcome.

The Woodcarvers will meet the third Saturday of every month from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm at

The Woodwork Shop. Yearly dues are $20.00 and you receive a discount card from The Woodwork Shop for use once a month.