The mission of the Cape Atlantic Woodturners is to educate woodturners and the public, in and about the art and craft of woodturning. This mission will be accomplished by encouraging and facilitating the establishment of training programs for woodturners; by disseminating information about sources of material and equipment; by exposing the art and craft of woodturning to the public; and by serving as a center of information about woodturning for members, galleries, interior designers, other interested groups and the general public.

Capital Area Woodworkers began in 1988 as an organization of people (guysand gals) interested in all phases of woodworking. We are a group of beginning andexperienced woodworkers.

The Capitol City Carvers was established in May, 1975 by 19 people with a mutual intrest in woodcarving and collecting woodcarvings.

Our club is devoted to all woodworkers of all skill levels and every kind of woodworking interest. We are here to promote safety, good fellowship, and to create and improve ideas and better success with each project.

The Central Florida Woodworkers Guild was organized in 1980 with the purpose of encouraging and promoting the best standards of workmanship and design in the craft of woodworking. Central Florida Woodworkers Guild members aid fellow woodworkers and give counsel freely that foster public awareness and appreciation of woodworking crafts.

The Central Jersey Woodworkers Association (CJWA) is a growing group of woodworkers of various skill levels and interests, who meet monthly to trade ideas, share tips, and listen to various speakers. Past speakers includes professional furniture makers, including Frank Klausz, Jere Osgood, Frank Pollaro, Mario Rodriguez, Peter Tischler and Geoffrey Noden, woodworking tool experts including Tom Lie-Nielsen and Graham Blackburn, semi-pros, hobbyists, boat builders, custom furniture craftsman, finishers, and more. Various hands-on comparisons of equipment have been offered and there are periodic group purchases of equipment, wood, tools, and supplies

The Central Minnesota Woodworker's Association is a group of men and women from around the St. Cloud Minnesota area who share a common interest in the art and business of woodworking.

CNEW is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of woodturning. Our mission is to provide education, information and organization to those interested in turning wood.

The Cincinnati Woodworking Club (CWC) was founded in 1982. From humble beginnings and a handful of pioneers, we have grown to more than 170 members. As our banner head proclaims, we are "dedicated to sharing woodworking knowledge". We are a group of hobbyists, and a few professionals, for whom creating furniture, toys, boxes, puzzles and all kinds of wood heirlooms, is an avocation. Our interests encompass all aspects of woodworking. Our skills range from beginner to professional. Browse our photo galleries and see examples of our creations! Browse the links at left and learn more about the Club.

Each year CWC holds a seminar with a guest expert in woodworking. Seminars are usually held in February or April.