Eiko Tanaka Demonstration Lancaster Area Woodturners
Woodturner Eiko Tanaka presented the history and techniques of Japanese woodturning. Eiko utilizes her mastery of traditional skills, materials, and tools to create beautiful and modern masterpieces. The Lancaster Area Woodturners meet the first Tuesday of every month, in person and via remote meetings. Our members range from those just beginning to explore the world of woodturning to established professionals. We share wood turning information about woodturning tools, lathes, woodturning projects, woodturning tips, wood drying, and woodturned art. The Lancaster Area Woodturners are also sponsors of The Woodturners Coffee Hour, a weekly forum live-streaming on Zoom, open to woodturners every Thursday morning at 10am ET. The hour features member woodturning videos, woodturning photos and slideshows, woodturning projects, workshop tips and techniques, woodturning design, and woodturning problem solving. http://www.lancasterareawoodturners.org

March 2026 Lancaster Area Woodturners Meeting

A woodworker carving trays from unknown native woods, revealing the beauty of handmade craftsmanship

5 Traditional Japanese Crafts You’ve Never Seen Made Before

How Japan's Precious Lacquer is Harvested by Hand | Urushi Artist Kenji Honma

110 Years of Traditional Japanese Woodworking in Tokyo

ifuki ブランドムービー|富山・高岡のものづくり|Canow

You Won’t Believe This Destroyed Bulldozer Joint Pin Was Restored Like New

End Grain and Japanese Turning by Angelo Iafrate

Top 5 Most Viewed Japanese Crafts Manufacturing Process Videos in the First Half of the 2026

【IMPOSSIBLE TO BREAK?】The Unbelievable Strength of Japan’s 100-Year Handmade Fan

How to Make a Wristwatch | SWR Craftsmanship

October 2025 Lancaster Area Woodturners Meeting

「TOKYO匠の技」技能継承動画「建具製作熟練技能編」

How to build a harpsichord | SWR Craftsmanship

Can I Build My Own Guitar?

Japanese Woodworking: The Art of Wipe-Lacquer by Living National Treasure Teiji Miyamoto

Turning with a Three Axis Offset by Barry Price

A great technique for assembling pieces of wood without nails! The process of Japanese Kumiko work!

Watch This Golden Steel Turn Into a Traditional Water Boiler

