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A Chapter of the American Association of Woodturners
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A Chapter of the American Association of Woodturners
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December 10thNo demoAnnual Holiday Party and gift swap. | January 24, 2012Bob SutterMember Bob Sutter will present the discussion topic he prepared for the AAW symposium in Minniapolis/St Paul in 2011. The title of the presentation is “Seeing”. The process of seeing the parts that make up an object or how parts are put together to make an object will be the focus of the discussion. He will incorporate slides and illustrations in his program. |
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Jim SilvaMember of Cape Cod Turners and Gateway Turners, will demonstrate how to create his Natural Edged Bowl with Pedestal Foot. Jim admits to an obsession with natural edged pieces but is accomplished at many other type of turnings. Among them is an interesting combination of Nantucket basket and lathe turned bowl.Check out www.nantucket-turnings.com for more information about him and his interests. |
March 2012 MeetingWayne MillerMember Wayne Miller show how designs are created by cutting laminated boards, then gluing the recuts into new patterns in an organized sequence. Samples will be distributed to the audience for observation. An accompanying power point presentation will be utilized to further illustrate the processes and procedures |
Dennis DaudelinJune 26, 2012 After Dennis became competent on the lathe, he wanted to pass on what he learned to people with the same interest. He’s conducted over 100 classes and demonstrations at local woodturning clubs and also clubs in Sarasota, Florida, his winter home.He will bring a collection of wood-stemmed glasses for show and tell and then demonstrate how to make one. This should be a fun demonstration and hopefully one that opens up some new horizons. Dennis states “To me turning is not about only making one item (most turners start with bowls) but about the wide range of things that can be turned on the lathe!”Check out www.daudelin.net for his gallery. |
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