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San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association

3D Laser Engraving

Laser cutters were considered 2D cutting and etching tools. That was before David unlocked the potential of our lasers and introduced us to 3D engraving.

Oi Ling – Super Volunteer

Volunteers have been essential to the Shop’s success over the past five years but Super Volunteers have been exceptional. Oi Ling is the first in Tom York’s new series. Click above to learn her story.

Building the SDFWA Member Shop

Learn how the SDFWA Member Shop came to be – the behind-the-scenes story of planning, fundraising, building and running our Shop facility – plus our exciting future outlook.

Our Laser Story

Five years after opening the Shop we’ve completed a major upgrade to our laser cutters. This is the story of our journey.

Mike Does Good

Mike is an SDFWA superstar! He’s done good for so many, for so many years. Watch his recent NBC feature and learn more about his good works.

Three Amazing Years!

After years of change and big challenges, the SDFWA has emerged strong. We accomplished and weathered a lot! Read my reflections on my terms as president.

Gizmos & Gadgets for Turners

Each year, the Gizmos & Gadgets presentation at the AAW’s Symposium is among the most interesting. Here are six ideas, captured via screen shot, which stood out.

Joinery with Shaper Origin

A new tool doesn’t impress until someone makes it sing. Jeff Bratt has taken our new Shaper Origin and applied it to a favorite theme: joinery. Check out the beautiful music he makes with this wonderful tool.

Saturday Morning Line-up

Digital Tool SIG? Eye Opener? Lumbercycle Themed Wood Sale? These are the building blocks of our special last-Saturday agenda. Click above to learn more.

New Classes for Shaper Origin

It’s a computer-assisted CNC plunge router. A what? It’s an easy to use CNC that’s really good at joinery, inlays, hardware instalations, and much more. Oh, and both tool and training are available to members.

Craftsman Referral Terms

BACKGROUND
The San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association (SDFWA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to the education, promotion, and execution of the principles of fine woodworking.
The SDFWA frequently receives requests from people seeking the service of a woodworker. Therefore, although custom woodworking for hire is not the purpose of our organization, we offer this referral service to the public so that they might connect with a woodworker.

SCOPE
SDFWA does not screen or warrant the skills or work of any craftsman. The public should use their own discretion and due diligence before hiring any craftsman, from any source, including this one.
The sole role of SDFWA in this referral service is limited to providing our member woodworkers with your completed form. It is up to each craftsman to initiate a contact with the requester.

PROCEDURE
After a requester submits a project, the form will be emailed to our list of participating craftsmen. If a craftsman is interested in the project, they will contact the client directly, and a two-way conversation can begin.

As the craftsmen themselves choose which projects to respond to, this means that it is probable that some project requests will receive no response. If you do not receive a response in a reasonable time, please submit your request again, using the provided referral form.
Note that contacting SDFWA directly will not achieve the desired results.

DISCLAIMER
By agreeing to these Terms, and by continuing to submit this Referral Form, and by utilizing one or more of the services of any of these craftsmen, you are agreeing to contract exclusively with that individual craftsman and to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the SDFWA Organization, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers from any and all claims, injuries, damages, losses or suits including attorney fees, arising out of or in connection with the performance of this agreement, and any and all failures, damages, or otherwise negative outcomes caused directly or indirectly by the craftsmen you employ to do any project initiated by this Form. This does not preclude you from pursuing legal remedies from the individual craftsman that you employ. But any remedy you pursue is restricted to that individual craftsman, and does not include the SDFWA organization or any of its volunteer members.