The program starts at 7
pm (sharp) and lasts until ~9 pm. Usually we start gathering at
6:30 pm for socializing, set up and checking out the Show and
Tell items. Check the following table for specific dates and what
the topic for the evening will be.
We welcome new members
or visitors to our meetings. This way, you can learn about the art and enjoyment
of turning wood on a lathe. We strive to promote the art of woodturning
in a social environment including special events to learn and share
our knowledge.
(click on an bold words for a descrption
of them)
Date |
Program |
January 5, 2011 |
- Club Update
- Club Elections
- Woodturning Safety Discussion - bring your safety equipment
for show, any safety stories and any safety questions.
- Show and Tell
- Wood Raffle
- Clean Up
- 2011 Dues Reminder - Dues are now due!
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February 2, 2011 |
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March 2, 2011 |
- Club Update
- Demo: Art Jalbert will be conducting a demonstration on how he turns his lighthouses.
- AAW Video on the 25th Symposium
- Show and Tell
- Wood Raffle
- Clean Up
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April 6, 2011 |
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May 4, 2011
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June 1, 2011 |
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July 6, 2011
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August 3, 2011 |
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September 18, 2011 |
- Club Picnic at Gray's Beach in YarmouthPort
- 11 am to 4 pm.
- There is a covered pavillion with a boardwalk to the beach. Bring the family! The club will provide meat for the grill and beverages —let Mike know if you have any special dietary needs. Bring a dessert, salad, beans, veggies, etc. to share. RSVP to Mike by 9/9 for members and guests.
- Click here for a map to Gray's Beach
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October 5, 2011 |
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December 7, 2011
(starts at 6 pm) |
- Annual Holiday Party
- Turned Gift swap (for those who choose to participate)
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Woodturning
Demos - Each meeting we have a program related to turning.
We often have a demonstrations of woodturning projects or techniques.
Demonstrators include members and professionals.
Show & Tell - At each month's meeting, we set aside a special time
to look at member's work and listen to them explain the wood, finishing,
techniques, and difficulties involved in making their turned item.
We also encourage you to bring your work to the meeting and get
valuable feedback and advice. It doesn't matter what your skill
set is, we believe that this honest, straightforward feedback will
help you become a better turner.
Wood raffles - A lot of wood is donated to the club from fallen local
trees and from members. Individual pieces of wood are raffled off
for $1 each at our meetings. We encourage you to bring in wood
of any size and shape for the raffle. The benefits go to the club's
treasury. We have members that will use whatever type, shape and
size of wood that is available as we have turners that turn miniatures,
segmented, spindle and faceplate turnings!