Tom has a BS in Architectural Design from Washington University and he is a graduate of the Furniture and Cabinetmaking Program at the North Bennett Street School in Boston. He has worked professionally for 20 years as a furniture maker. He has extensive training in hand tools and traditional furniture making, and makes furniture in styles ranging from antique reproductions to contemporary designs.
Stan got his training in the late '60s at a 2-person custom cabinet and furniture making shop in Seattle. Having operated his own one-person custom cabinet and furniture shop in Seattle since 1974, he also enjoys the furniture restoration part of the business and teaching others the skills he has learned over the years.
Ballard Woodworks
1807 NW Dock Pl
Seattle, WA 98107
Site by Will Urmston
Classes are typically 3 to 6 persons. Students will gain hands-on experience with highly-trained instructors, and make use of our fully-equipped machine room and bench room for hand work.
Instructors: Jared Whitmyre and Ed Hobbick
This is the course designed for people with no prior woodworking experience. Through discussion and hands on experience you will learn about the steps necessary to begin with a rough piece of wood and finish with a small table of your own design. The class will meet for six weekly sessions.
Instructors: Various Instructors
This class is available to students who have had some woodworking education and are familiar with the power tools. The curriculum for these classes is wide open. You will be responsible for designing and purchasing your lumber. The instructor will judge what can or can’t be done, but come with your dream project and see where it will take you!
Instructors: Various Instructors
For those who have been enrolled in a Studio Class and need an extra class to finish their projects. Please contact your instructor concerning the date and time of the class.