About DWC
Club Mission/Purpose
The Durham Woodworking Club is an
organization of men and women who are devoted to increasing their woodworking
skills and sharing their knowledge and the Club’s resources with each
other. Club members also bring their woodworking
skills to the external community through interaction with service groups,
charitable organizations, and public events. If you have a desire to meet and
talk to other woodworkers, with experience at all levels (turning,
scroll-sawing, carving, cabinet making, carpentry, and much more), and to have
personal access to a fully functional woodworking shop complete with an
extensive library, the Durham
Woodworking Club is the place for you. You will benefit from the common
bond of friendship, freely shared ideas and knowledge, and the ability to use
major woodworking tools owned and maintained by the Club. Such opportunities are rare in today’s highly
commercialized world. We encourage you
to experience the pleasure and satisfaction of membership in our Club.
The Durham Woodworking Club is located in the basement of the
The
The Durham Woodworking
Club has approximately 100-120 members. Our annual membership fee is $60 with a one time initiation fee of $10 to cover the cost of a personalized wooden name
badge. If you would like to attend a
meeting before you join so you can see what both our workshop and our meetings
have to offer, you are welcome to sit in on a Monday night meeting where you
will also have an opportunity to talk to many new and long-time members.
Contact Information
Rob Peros, DWC President
rperos.DWC@primus.ca or E-mail
at webmaster@durhamwoodworkingclub.com