FRW Membership Benefits:
  • Monthly demonstrations by woodturners both local and national


  • Ability to participate in Group Purchases for substantial savings with various vendors(Click for more Info)


  • Access to our extensive club library (Click here for List)


  • Ability to mingle with and learn from local woodturners, exchanging ideas and materials


  • Our quality newsletter is sent to your email address or your door every month (This Month's newsletter)


  • Discounts at various local woodworking-related businesses like:

    •   Rockler* - 10%
      Wood Emporium* - 10%
      Woodcraft* - 10%
      Note: FRW Membership card required, some exclusions apply.


FRW Membership Fees:
Membership fees for 2012 have not changed and are as follows:

  • Individual – $35.00
  • Family – $40.00
  • Student – $17.00
  • Under 12 years – Still Free!

    • We are asking all members new and old to please fill out a new 'Membership Application' so that we get your updated contact information. (Click for Form)

    If you have any questions or comments about your current membership or about becoming a new member you may contact Alisa Limvere directly.


    AAW Membership:
    Front Range Woodturners is a chapter of The American Association of Woodturners (AAW) our “Parent” organization.

    The AAW has separate membership fees and programs with multiple benefits, not least of which is the annual subscription to the American Woodturning magazine.

    An AAW membership is not required by the Front Range Woodturners but is encouraged

    For more information please visit: www.woodturner.org.


    AAW Scam Warning:
    The following was received from the AAW:

    Recently one or more people have received telephone calls to join the AAW or to subscribe to the AW Journal (magazine). Here are the facts:

    • The AAW does not do any telemarketing or phone soliciting for membership or magazine subscriptions.


    • The AAW does not endorse any agents to solicit AAW membership or magazine subscriptions.
    Any such telephone call you receive to this effect is a form of “phishing,” where an unscrupulous person is trying to get your credit card or other personal information for their illegal usage. You should not give out your credit card number or personal information as a general policy unless you initiate the phone call to a known business.