San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association

Starting Our 26th Year as a Woodworking Association Volume 26 January 2007 Newsletter Issue 1

The Next Meeting is 7 pm, January 31st, at the Al Bahr Temple, 5440 Kearny Mesa Rd.

Behind the Hampton Inn

January Program

Luxury Aircraft Interior Construction $40 Million for a business jet and that is just the purchase price. The exteriors of these aircraft are streamline, sleek and very beautiful. The interiors are luxurious, comfortable and gorgeous. They include stunning woods used for tables, bulkheads, wall and door panels and cabinets. Someone gets to have the dream job of organizing and developing the designs and concepts of these flying masterpieces and we are fortunate to have one of these individuals providing a presentation for us at the January 2007 meeting. Meet Tim Osborn. He is the individual at Gulf Stream Aircraft who recently retired from the position as liaison between their cabinet shop, the engineering/design group and customers. Tim’s woodworking skills were inspired by his father through whom he got his love of working with his hands. Tim’s father built the home that Tim was raised in. After three years in college, Tim realized he wanted to work with wood to make a living. He worked in the Aerospace industry as a pattern maker and worked his way up to manager of the pattern shop and aluminum foundry. In the mid 80s, the company he worked for changed direction and Tim decided to look for something new. He was hired by Gulfstream to built and installed furniture in aircraft. He worked his way up to lead man and supervised a crew of 10 people. He was responsible for 2-3 aircraft at different stages of construction every 6 months. Eventually he became foreman of the cabinet shop and most recently held the position of coordinating projects between the cabinet shop, engineering/design and clients. Tim will talk about the construction and challenges of aircraft interior construction. It promises to be a unique and interesting presentation about the manufacture of the interior of a luxury aircraft very few of us have ever seen up close or been inside of. Please join us! Susan Spray, Program Chairwoman ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Car Pool

Any member who would like to car pool to SDFWA meetings, please list your name, phone number and zip code with Al De Vries (in back of meeting room). It is understood and agreed that this information will be given only and exclusively to SDFWA MEMBERS. You can reach Al a 619-440-6598 or Juneand al@hotmail.com

January Raffle Bill Kohr from Craftsman Studios gave us his usual special deal on a Lie-Nielsen chisel plane and Tool Depot and Rockler Woodworkers Store have continued to help us keep our raffle selection so good. Be sure to patronize our Resource Sponsors and thank them when you are in their store. It wouldn’t work without them. A Porter-Cable 693 plunge/Standard router kit has been in every raffle for several years. Porter Cable has modified it and made it more expensive, so I’ve decided to switch to the Bosch version. I think you will like it better. Take a look at the Mini-lathe. It comes with hardware for six pen sets. Here’s what you will see on the table this month: 1. Compressor and Brad Nailer Kit Portable and good for a small shop 2. Three saw Blades and a giant Drill-bit set Lots of jobs for these 3. Bosch 1617 Plunge/Standard Router Kit We have to have this tool! 4. Freud Deluxe Dado Blade Set For smooth, high quality dadoes 5. Lie-Nielsen Small Chisel Plane Speaks for itself. I love mine. 6. Mini-Lathe from Rockler Extensions are available. A great small lathe. 7. A BUCKETFUL of Tools Wood, Et Cetera and bric-a-brac Tickets go on sale at 6:30. Every Penny goes for prizes. Compare that to the odds on any other raffle you know of. You missed some wonderful deals if you missed the November Old Tool swapmeet in the Rockler parking lot. More buyers and sellers than we have ever had. Mark the next one on your calendar for April Fool’s Day, the first Sunday in April.

Bill Collins, Raffle Chairman ______________________________________________________________________________________________

From the President… Greetings and happy New Year! First and foremost, it is time to renew your membership. You need your new

membership card to continue receiving discounts from our local sponsors. It is easy to forget so if you haven’t already renewed then do it right away. Get the form on line at http://sdfwa.org/memberapp.htm or pick one up at any of our sponsor’s stores.

I want to welcome Frank Butler as our latest volunteer. Frank will be working with Tom Johnson as our sound

technician for our meetings. Also Chuck Meacham has volunteered to take over Historian duties. If you are interested in serving on the board or a committee of this fine organization please contact any board or committee member and we will get you started.

The Design In Wood show planning is already underway. The theme this year is “Salute to Heroes”. The fair

will run Friday, June 8 to Wednesday, July 4. Fair planning meetings are the first Saturday of the month. See Bob Stevenson’s write-up for details.

There are a couple of events coming up. Woodworks returns to the Ontario Convention center February 23 –

27. This is one of the better shows to make the circuit. Better classes and presenters including some of our local talent. They will have a juried competition with some great prizes. Amateurs only. Get details on line at http://www.woodworksevents.com/ontario.shtml. We may have a booth there if enough people are willing to sign up for booth duty. Spend some time in the booth for a free pass to the show. If you are willing to volunteer, email me at gladney@san.rr.com.

The PAST meeting is January 19 – 20 and the parking lot sale is Thursday morning January 18th. The parking

lot sale is open to everyone and there are many bargains. See details at www.pasttools.org See you at the meeting. Start working on your Design In Wood entries and bring something for the brag table.

Ed Gladney, President gladney@san.rr.com, 858-484-4366

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Shop Tour The shop tours held in 2006 ran the gamut from a meek, extremely well organized, 220sf shop, to a 1700sf shop, complete with a second floor stained glass studio. Most, if not all of the shops had at least one thing in common – they are all privately owned by individuals, the next shop we’ll visit is not. It is a group workshop for

THE CALIFORNIA VETERANS HOME CHULA VISTA

9am February 10th 2007 To kick off 2007, we will be visiting a shop that was designed and built with more than just equipment placement, dust extraction and outlet location in mind. It had to meet the needs of an older group (average age is 75) AND comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Who better to head up a project like that than a retired shop teacher with 30+ years of experience? Robert Deason, built and supervised the job over a two year period with assistance from some of his of his friends. Robert said “I had to do some creative hacking to accommodate my disabled friends, some of whom helped me build it.” So come out to see their shop, have some coffee and donuts and enjoy our first tour of 2007. The California Vets Home is located at: 700 E Naples Ct Chula Vista, CA 91911 (619) 482-6010 Map of 700E Naples Ct, Chula Vista CA Robert Threm, Shop Tours Coordinator, 619- 993-8207 ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Mentor Program

There will be a mentor class on Veneering at Bob Stevenson’s shop in Chula Vista. Saturday February 17 9:00 to 1:00. A sign up sheet will be available at the meeting. Topics to be covered are.

INTRODUCTION TO VENEERING

Selecting & Using Veneer

Substrates – What and How to Use

Edge Treatments

Different Glues and Application Methods

Preparing Veneer

Methods of Applying Veneer

Chuck Anderson, Mentor Chairman 858-273-3077, chucker@san.rr.com

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January Membership Report

As of 31 December 2006 there were 1498 members of the Association. Spouses with member cards number 40% of the membership. On 5 January 2007, 400 members were currently paid up for at least this year. By the time you read this I expect this number to be much larger. I encourage all others to renew their membership promptly in order to keep active their benefits: discounts at our resource firms, access to the video library and, for most of you, printed newsletters. You can obtain an application form from our website or from this newsletter. Beginning 1 January we are maintaining membership files in database form (Microsoft Access) and closing out the spreadsheet (MS Excel) record form. It will be easier to extract needed information from this latest system in any desired form and the creation and update of individual entries is simpler.

. Len Wener, Membership Chairman lenwener@cox.net or 619- 222-5521

SAN DIEGO FINE WOODWORKERS ASS’N MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION PRINT CLEARLY (New or Renewal)

Name:_____________________________________________________________ First (or Initial) Middle (or Initial) Last

Mailing address: Street or PO Box _____________________________________ City:________________________State:______ Zip Code :_____________ Telephone Number (_____)-___________My E-Mail address is__________________

I would like a membership card for my spouse _____________________________ (Name)

I prefer to get the newsletter from www.sdfwa.org _____ or by U.S.Mail _____

The above information will be shared only within this association on a need-to-know basis.

Return the completed form with your payment of $25, payable to SDFWA, to SDFWA P.O. Box 82323 San Diego, CA 92138-2323

(Memberships expire 31 December)

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Toy Program Since our last report the following toys & chairs have been completed: 301 Cars Chuck Goldsmith 13 Cars Valerie Markham 350 Misc. toys Palomar College 8 Animal Puzzles Valerie Markham 40 Baby Buggies Jerry’s Toy Group 50 Spinners Various 40 Hippos Jerry’s Toy Group 40 Doll bedding Diane Sussman 26 Tops Chuck Leubbers 70 Artworks Diane Sussman 15 Chairs Charlie Pinkus 40 Cars & Trucks Louis Ditler 70 Cars Dennis & Joshua Rink 10 Cars Paul Trebbien 10 Cars Bob Meyer 40 Race Cars Ed Hujsak 7 Cars & Boats Dick Uguretz 26 Knit Dolls June Collinson Our toy, chair, & table production total for the 2006 year was 3,930. Much thanks to all for contributing your skill, time and effort to bring our toy program to the needy. We helped make a lot of kids happy this year!

Your used woodworking magazines & books are needed! Please bring your used woodworking magazines & books to our club meetings and donate them to the Toy Program. Your Toy Program resells them and raises funds to buy wheels and paint. Last month we raised $75.05 for a years total of $742.70. Thank you. Roger Solheid, Toy Program Chairman ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Cutouts and Memory Boxes for Kids Cutouts were brought to the November meeting by the following: Chuck Luebbers 161 Bob Anttila 208 Collins Shop 115 Anonymous 35 Odie Brand 10 Jim Bradbury 250 Total Cutouts 761 Memory Boxes Al DeVries 4 Dick Ugoretz 1 Total Boxes 5 Donated to Hospital Children’s Wards in 2006 Memory Boxes 323 Cutouts 5411 I want to thank all of the many members who have helped me and supported my efforts during my 20-years plus as chair of the Memory Box and Cutout program, and of the “Hats, Shirts, Nametags, Cups and Aprons” program. It is time now to turn it all over to my friend and successor Al DeVries, who will bring a lot of enthusiasm and fresh ideas to the program. Please make him welcome and make the job as satisfying for him as it has been for me. Jack Thurman Jack Thurman, Al DeVries, Chairmen, Cutouts and Memory Boxes

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26TH ANNUAL DESIGN IN WOOD EXHIBITION This year we celebrate the 26th Anniversary of our Exhibition of Fine Woodworking – DESIGN IN WOOD – at the San Diego County Fair. Below are the important dates to remember for planning, setting up, and staffing of this year’s exhibition. Remember, this is your exhibit and a great chance to show your work and be rewarded for it. Time to get busy on your entry. Mark your calendar with the important dates you need to remember. I am counting on your involvement to make this year’s exhibit the best ever.

F a i r P l a n n i n g C o m m i t t e e M e e t i n g s : Location: Chuck Anderson, 3377 Park Rim Ct, SD Time: 9:30am Dates: January 6, 2007 February 3, 2007

March 3, 2007 April 7, 2007 May 5, 2007

E n t r y D e a d l i n e :

April 27, 2007, 5:00pm drop off

S e t U p :

May 20, 2007 Sunday afternoon (unload truck)

May 21, 2007 Monday (Start setup) May 22, 2007 Tuesday (continue set up)

May 23, 2007 Wednesday (continue setup) May 24, 2007 Thursday (continue setup)

May 25, 2007 Friday - Music festival setup – No volunteers May 26 & 27, 2007 – Music Festival – No volunteers May 28 (Holiday) – 30 (staff only – complete setup)

D e l i v e r y o f E n t r i e s :

May 31, 2007 Thursday 12:00am – 8:00pm

F i n e T u n e S h o w June 4 – 7, 2007

F a i r D a t e s :

June 8, 2007 Friday, Show opens - Awards ceremony 7:00pm

July 4, 2007, Wednesday, Show closes, 12:00 midnight Exhibits closed: Mondays - June 11, 18, & 25

Tuesdays - June 12 & 19

T a k e D o w n E x h i b i t s & P i c k U p E n t r i e s :

July 5, 2007, Thursday – Take Down - 8:00am - completion Pick Up Entries - Noon – 8:00pm

July 6, 2007, Friday - Load Trucks – 8:00am Bob Stevenson, Shows & Exhibits Chairman, 6

Wants and Disposals As you all know, the Wants & Disposals is open only to current members that want to Buy, Sell, or Trade equipment or supplies. It is not for commercial ads. To list an item, please e-mail Bob Coates at coatesrm@cox.net or call 619-258-8674 and leave only your name, identify your self as a SDFWA member, and an evening call back number. When I call back, please provide the following: Full Name, E mail address if you have one, the general area or town of San Diego Co. where the equipment can be seen, price range & describe the item. Bring a picture to the meeting and a brief talk or sales pitch. We do not have display area, so please bring only pictures to the General Meeting. Please Note; each ad will only run in one issue of the newsletter. If you want to run the ad again you will have to resubmit the information to Bob Coates at the above listed e-mail or phone number. Bob Coates, Chairman Wants and Disposals

NOTICE

Please contact Bob Coates: coatesrm@cox.net or 619-258-8674, when you have found a Buyer, an Item to Buy, or the help you requested.

Disposals Sawhelper Ultra Fence Portable Mitering System. Model U55. 2 years old but never used. Rated # 1 by Fine Homebuilder Magazine. All attachments included along with extra crown molding set. Fits all makes of miter saws. Excellent for job site work, or a small shop. Converts your miter saw into a radial type saw for cross cutting. Sets up or disassembles in about 1 minute without affecting accuracy of +/- 1/100. Paid $390 ($420 with tax). Asking $225. Contact: David Greenberg at 619- 593-9000 (H) or 619- 977-5303. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Nobex professional miter box. Used once. $80. This model will handle stock 7 ¼ inch high, 8 inches wide at 90- degrees and 5 inches wide at 45 degrees. Contact: by email: falnangl@adnc.com or phone 858-270-7874. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I wanted to know if you know anyone interested in a used Ryobi Radial arm saw. I have one in my garage that I seldom use and need a good home for it. It is in very good shape, may need someone to cut a new wood backstop, but I would guess you guys know how to do that. I am happy to donate to the association for free if someone is interested. I know you guys do nice things for the kids as my son and I have talked with some of the club members at the Del Mar Fair through the past couple of years. Would you be willing to share this message with your member list? I am happy to give it someone who has a need. I live in Poway if someone wants to pick it up. Contact: Rick Zampell, 858 451-1154 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Dewalt DW 705, 12" Compound Miter Saw with Owners Manual. Includes DW 7052 Material Clamp and DW 7054 Crown Stops. Good condition. Asking $95. Contact: Wayne Goodermote, mote1@cox.net or 858- 679-8642 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Delta Model 23-710 Sharpening Center 1/5HP, 120V motor; 5" diameter, 120-grit aluminum oxide dry wheel, 8" dia., 1000-grit wet wheel, tool rest, base, sliding tool holder, water tank, eye shield, wrench and instruction manual. Like New. Cost New $180., Asking $70.. Contact: Tom Henderson, 760 481 8181 (T) or tom@tomlingroupinc.com ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I have a Makita 10" tablesaw with a Rousseau Portamax Jr. fence for sale. The saw is essentially new and has seen little use. The fence is not the drop in version, but one that permanently bolts to the saw. Please email me for more information or if you would like pictures. The model of the saw is 2703. This is an excellent setup for finish carpenters. I'm in North Park. I also have a number of Starrett items for sale that were my grandfather's: shrinkage rules, a half dozen pairs of calipers, a speed indicator in the original box, and a few other things. Contact: Kit Camp, 619-358-9364 ______________________________________________________________________________________________

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Wants and Help Wanted

I am looking for a used woodworkers workbench. Something with bench dogs and vise and possibly a maple top. Contact: Jim Jenkins 915-525-9115. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I'm in the Palomar Hand Tool Joinery and need various hand tools, planes, chisels, mortise gauge. Contact: Nels Lundgren 858-672-1336 or email lundgren_ng@yahoo.com. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I am looking for a table saw. Currently my garage is only wired for 110. I will probably have 220 added at a later date. Contact: Pat Finn, cell phone 619-787-2001 or email pfinn@onesourcerealty.com ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Stepping Up in a Time of Need

In 1973, Gerald R. Ford was chosen by Nixon to replace Agnew as Vice President of the U. S. in a time of national trouble. Eight months later he became President when Nixon resigned. Mr. Ford had 25 years of experience in the Congress behind him when he took the job. In this article I would like to share with you a gentleman who stepped up in a time of need in our association. His name is Ray McNamara. In the fall of 1989, Ray filled in as president for Del Longaneeker who became terminally ill. He brought with him years of experience as a senior engineer at General Dynamics; and many years of service to the association. He was on the steering committee when the group was formed and served on the board in all positions except president. In January of 1990, Ray was elected as President and served for three years. The following are excerpts from his President’s newsletter messages. In 1991, Ray was asked by a major woodworking magazine why he thought our association was so successful. His response was: “We have a large number of enthusiastic people in this association who are willing to share their skills and ideas with others. We attempt to listen to and involve people at all skill levels, and we try to have variety in our programs at the general meetings. We also reach out into the community with our Chair and Toy Programs”. In his September 1991 newsletter message, he spoke of how our association can help the community at large with outreach programs. Many of our members became involved in such projects as the restoring of old rail cars for the Railroad Museum at Campo; the restoration of a courthouse in the Heritage Park area of Old Town; and the construction of doors and windows, tables and chairs for a Tijuana preschool designed by James Hubbell. Ray has always been a strong supporter of the “Design in Wood” show at the Del Mar Fair. In 1992, Ray wrote that the “Design in Wood” show won a first place award in the “New Competitive” exhibit category for the Western Fair Association. This was a significant award, and the show was cited as an excellent example that other Fairs may wish to follow. During his tenure as President, the model builders and the wood-turners were also added to the show. Making the “Design in Wood” show one of the largest displays of all types of woodworking in the country. Ray has also exhibited many of his fine woodworking pieces over the years at the show. He also made the layout drawings for the chair that the association builds in the chair program each year. I have worked with Ray for many years with the association and through the outreach programs. The last project we worked on was helping a friend rebuild his shop that was destroyed by the fires three years ago. Ray thank you for stepping up in a time of need. The association has gained from your time and talent from the beginning. Chuck Meacham: Historian

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ProBono Letters

Sarah Venturi 4355 Ruffin Road San Diego, CA 92123 November 17, 2006 Thank you for the lovely hand made chairs that were given to the San Diego Regional Center. They will be used for our children under the age of three that have significant speech-language disorders. This gift was beautifully crafted and will make this setting a more inviting and comfortable place for our children with these disorders. Regards, Sarah Venturi, M.A., CCC-SLP Speech- Language Pathologist San Diego Regional Center ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Congregation Beth Israel 11/16/06 Dear San Diego fine Woodworking Association, About a month ago I received a phone call from Jim Vitale, telling me you had some chairs available. What a great surprise, we felt like we won the lottery. All four chairs have been put to good use in one of our three year old classes. Thank you for this very special gift. Please see picture below. Tammy Verner, Early Childhood Director

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VIDEO LIBRARY You will notice that the arrangement of videotapes in our library is by their general topics. Also, there are more tapes now available (125), thanks to gifts from members. We have duplicates of many of the tapes, so you are very likely to promptly receive your choice. NOTE that the tapes which are typed in bold (some with booklets) weigh more than one pound. Postal security requires that they not be posted in mail drop boxes, but must be delivered to a Post Office. New items are marked with asterisk (*) Cabinetmaking Cabinets Lowe Building the Cabinet Cliffe Basic Drawer Construction Cliffe Advanced Drawer Construction Cliffe Basic Door Construction Cliffe Advanced Door Construction Cliffe Fitting Doors (Video Takes)[FWW #107] Bunn Making Kitchen Cabinets Levine Cope & Stick Router Doors Cliffe Bookcase (with booklet) Shopsmith Installing Knife Hinges (Video Takes)[FWW#94] Rogowski Building the Cabinet Cliffe Belt Sanding Drawer Fronts Becksvoort Faceplate Cabinetry Cliffe Joinery Making Mortise & Tenon Joints Klausz Router Joinery Rogowski Dovetail a Drawer Klausz Rough to Ready Cosman Dovetails Klingshott Mortise & Tenon Klingshott Binzen, Wood Rat Systems CMT Tools Joinery Adams Cove Cutting on the Table Saw (Video Takes) [FWW #102] Making Raised Panels Hand-cut Dovetails Cosman Advanced Hand-cut Dovetails Cosman Radial Arm Saw Joinery Erpelding Biscuit Joinery Klausz Jointech Precision Woodworking System Incra Jig Joinery Adams Leigh Dovetail Jig Leigh Indus. Furniture Building Building a Three-Drawer Chest (4 tapes - SDFWA 1999 Fall Seminar) Klausz Chairmaking Techniques Miller Measuring Furniture for Reproduction Lowe Build a Shaker Table Mehler Regluing Made Easy Stacy Repairing Furniture Flexner Chair Caning Interlace Industries A week with Sam Maloof Maloof Workbench (with booklet) -Shopsmith Bookcase (with booklet) – Shopsmith Learn Woodworking the Easy Way [Blanket Chest] – Parko, Shopsmith . Wood Finishing Wood Finishing Klausz Three Simple Finishes Dresdner Refinishing Furniture Flexner Coloring Wood Saunders Secrets for a Perfect Wood Finish Flexner Spray Basics Dresdner The Wood Finishing Video Dresdner Wood Carving Wood Carving: Lecture and Demonstration - Disparti Letter Carving Hall Carving Bears & Bunnies Wolfe Beyond the Basics of European Woodcarving - Hall Carving Desperados Wolfe Advanced European Woodcarving Hall Carving Robed Gnomes Wolfe Chip Carving Barton Carving Wood Spirits Wolfe Carving Techniques & Projects Bush & Headley Arbortech Wood Carver Arbortech Carve a Ball & Claw Foot Lowe Wood Turning Turning Wood Raffin Turning for Furniture Conover Turning Projects Raffin Tips for Turners #1 Ellsworth Turning Boxes Raffin Tips for Turners #3 Ellsworth Bowl Turning Stubbs Techniques from the 1995 AAW Symposium Wood Turning Workshop Levine Wood Turning: Bowls, Platter Lewin Wood Turning: Box, Flowers, Mushrooms - Lewin Veneering & Marquetry Veneering on Solid Wood (Video Takes) Frid Fabricating with Laminates Adams Ironing on Veneer (Video Takes) Rodriguez Decorative Veneering Schurch Marquetry Master Patrick Edwards in The Woodwright’s Shop PBS Marquetry Adams

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Hand Tools Hand Tools Klausz Stanley Planes by the Numbers Leach Hand Tool Techniques I – Plane Sharpening Charlesworth Japanese Waterstones (Video Takes) Young Wooden Planes & Cabinet Scrapers Krenov Sharpening Filbeck Planes & Planing: Bench Planes Kingshott Hand Saw Sharpening Law (damaged will try to get fixed) Planes & Planing: Special Planes Kingshott Clamps in the Workshop (Video Takes) Maas Hand Planes in the Workshop Rodriguez Hand Planing & Sharpening Cosman Power Tools The Tool Bench: Power Tools The History Channel Planer Tune-up (Video Takes) Vaughan Mastering Your Bandsaw Duginski Setting Jointer Knives (Video Takes) Vaughan The Scroll Saw - A Beginners Guide Burke Advanced Router Jigs & Fixtures Adams Mastering Your Tablesaw Duginski The Router - A Beginners Guide Goodell Tables Saw Basics Robbins Routing Adams Building the Sliding Table Horton Professional Router Secrets Rodale Press Mastering Woodworking Machines Duginski Router Jigs & Techniques (with booklet) Maas & Fortune Sliding Compound Miter Saws (Video Takes) Nagyszalanczy Radial Arm Saw joinery Erpelding Miscellaneous Hickory Bark Processing Boggs Small Shop Tips & Techniques Cummins Small Shop Projects Cummins Hardwood from Forest to Finish - Frost Hardwood Lumber Milling a Board Foursquare (Video Takes) Korn Wood Bending Adams Beading Hack Gluing Difficult Shapes Stacy Shop Secrets from Master Craftsmen - Time/Life Identification of Older & Antique Furniture - Fred & Gail Taylor Toxic Woods - Woods & Calnan (Printed matter, not a videotape, from a British journal. Extensive coverage)* Woodworking Fundamentals (with Booklet) – Shopsmith Best of Fine Woodworking (CD) Taunton Press Best of Fine Homebuilding (CD) Taunton Press Design & Designers Beyond Wood: Cummings - Jewel Fantasies in Wood Beyond Wood: Gibson - Emotional Expressions Beyond Wood: Ron Kent - The Translucent Bowl Beyond Wood: Rude Osolnik - Turnings Beyond Wood: Gianfranco Angelino - Structural Harmony Expressions in Wood: The Wornich Collection Beyond Wood: David Ellsworth - The Art of Turned Wood Contemporary Lathe-Turned Art Arenskov Beyond Wood: Jean-Francois Escoulin - French Follies sur Bois Sam Maloof, Woodworker Forest Expressions - The Art of Turned Wood Instant Gallery of the 1995 AAW Symposium - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

VIDEO LOAN REQUEST I wish to borrow one of the following videotapes and agree to return it within seven (7) days of my receipt of it. A postpaid return label and an order form are enclosed. I understand that a late return charge of $1 per day may be assessed and that I am responsible for replacement of the tape if it is damaged or lost while in my custody. If your first choice is not available, you will receive your second choice. Enclosed is $3.50 to cover postage and handling. My choices are: (1)_____________________________________ (2)_____________________________________ NAME:___________________________PHONE:_______________E-Mail___________________ - ADDRESS:_______________________CITY_______________STATE____ZIPCODE_________ SIGNATURE:__________________________ Make checks payable to SDFWA. Mail to SDFWA LIBRARY, c/o R.T.Reese 10886 Aviary Court, San Diego, CA 92131 858-695-2460 rtreese@jjuno.com

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2006 San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association

DIRECTORS

President: Ed Gladney 858-484-4366 Gladney@san.rr.com Vice-President: Tom Henderson 760-471-6642 tomlin1@cox.net Treasurer: Douglas Parker 619-421-0636 gothamst@sbcgobal.net Secretary: Rhoda Keegan 858-278-3632 rhodak@san.rr.com Member at Large: Chuck Meacham 858-273-8677 cmeacham@san.rr.com

COMMITTEES

Newsletter Editor: Ron Rossi 619-582-9883 ronrossi@cox.net Membership: Leonard Wener 619-222-5521 lenwener@cox.net Harry Baldwin 858-278-8718 HarrySDFWA@aol.com Membership Greeter: James LaGrone 858-484-6595 james_lagrone@yahoo.com Programs: Susan Spray 760-753-3643 spraysk@pacbell.net Sound Technician: Thomas Johnson 619-281-7170 tejohn_22058@msn.com Frank Butler Video Technician: Michael Fairbanks 619-465-4972 mkfairdpmm@netscape.net Shop Tours: Robert Threm 619-424-8207 rthrem@cox.net Shows/Exhibits: Bob Stevenson 619-422-7338 bobscww@cox.net Historian: Chuck Meacham 858-273-8677 cmeacham@san.rr.com Special Events: Tom Henderson 760-471-6642 tomlin1@cox.net Jim Vitale 858-623-8630 jamespvitale@yahoo.com Publicity: Tom Henderson 760-471-6642 tomlin1@cox.net Merchandise: Al De Vries 619-440-6598 Juneandal@hotmail.com Property/Swap Meet: Bill Collins 619-232-4626 WCollins@san.rr.com Library Donations Bill Collins 619-232-4626 WCollins@san.rr.com Resources/Raffle: Bill Collins 619-232-4626 WCollins@san.rr.com Web Site: Doug Murphy 619-441-9665 webmaster@sdfwa.org Scholarships: Russ Filbeck 858-566-9699 Jack Stone 760-749-7137 Jstone@palomar.edu Toy Program: Roger Solheid 858-279-1140 rsolheid@sbcgobal.net Charles Pinkus 619-435-6334 Charlie Bierman 619-276-0048 Video Library: Bob Reese 858-695-2460 rtreese@gmail.com Refreshments: Harry Feucht 619-232-4626 harryfeucht@gmail.com Ron Rossi 619-582-9883 ronrossi@cox.net Don Spangler 858-270-6165 coffeeorganic@hotmail.com Pro Bono: Jim Vitale 858-623-8630 jamespvitale@yahoo.com E-Mail Mailing List Manager Rhoda Keegan 858-278-3632 rhodak@san.rr.com Wants and Disposals: Bob Coates 619-258-8674 coatesrm@cox.net Mentor Program Chuck Anderson 858-273-3055 chucker@san.rr.com NTC Feasibility Study Dale Stauffer 619-561-2202 dstauffer@k-online.com Russ Filbeck

Meeting Dates for 2006

General Membership Meetings Board Meetings Al Bahr Temple Hardwood & Hardware Co. 5440 Kearney Mesa Road, San Diego 9040 Activity Road, San Diego. behind the Hampton Inn. 7:00 PM 7:00 PM

January 31 March 28 March 7 April 25 April 4 May 30 May 2 July 25 July 11 September 26 September 5 November 28 November 7 SDFWA Mailing Address SDFWA Web Page Address P.O. Box 82323 San Diego, CA 92138-2323 http:www.sdfwa.org 12

RESOURCES

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Devilbiss, Graco, Paasche, and Accuspray. (www.americanfurnituredsgn.com) Phone: 760-743-6923 (Orders) Fas-N-Go Hours: 8:30-4:30 M-F E-mail americanfurniture@cox.net 2260 Main St. Chula Vista CA Brian Murphy, Proprietor Phone: (619) 424-4774 Hours: 7:30-5:00 M-F 125 of the Finest Woodworking Plans, San Diego’s only supplier of Daly's Finishing Supplies, Hardware, Hand Tools and Books Call for a Free Catalog!

Sergio Diaz, manager Nail guns, nails, brads, staples, compressors and all accessories for nail guns. Fast repair service. Distributor for Senco, 3M, Spotnail, Paslode and other major brands.

Craftsman Studio – Fine Tools & Books Website 7/24 ( )www.CraftsmanStudio.com Frost Hardwood Lumber (www.frosthardwood.com)

Customer Service: M-F 9-5, Sat by chance 6565 Miramar Rd. San Diego, CA 92112 (619) 741-1425 or Toll Free 888-500-9093 Phone: (858) 455-9060 (800) 258-3534 Bill Kohr, proprietor Hours: 7:00-4:30 M-F, 8:00-12:30 Sat. Jim Frost, proprietor Tools by Lie-Nielsen, HNT Gordon, Stanley, Hock, Two

Cherries, Sorby, Matsumura, Buck Bros, Norton, Starrett, San Diego’s largest inventory of domestic and exotic hardwood lumber, plywood, mdf, and formica. Custom milling and mouldings available..

WL Fuller, Wiha, Forrest++.

Cut & Dried Hardwood The Hardwood and Hardware Company

241 S Cedros Ave. Solana Beach, CA 92075 Phone: (858) 481-0442 9040 Activity Road Suite E San Diego, CA 92123 Hours: 8:00-5:00 M-S, 11:00-4:00 Sun. Phone: (858) 536-1800 Fax: (858) 536-8964 Rick Jackson, proprietor Hours: M-F 7:00-5:00, Sat. 9:00-4:00 Tom Drinnon, manager Hard to find woods, including turning/carving stock. Largest selection of woodworking books in San Diego.

Domestic & Imported Hardwoods, Mouldings, Plywoods & Veneers, Cabinet Hardware, Hand Tools & Woodworking Supplies. Great service and large selection.

. Dunn-Edwards Paints

5250 Jackson Dr. #100 La Mesa, CA 91941 Lane Stanton Vance Lumber (El Cajon) Phone: (619) 258-2111 Hours: 6:30-5:00 Mon-Sat. 360 Vernon Way El Cajon, CA 92020 Dave Forbes, manager Phone: (619) 442-0821

Hours: 7:00-4:30 M-F, 7:00-12:00 Sat. Varnishes, stains, lacquers, brushes, patching compounds and other supplies. Call for more information. Jack Griede, manager

Lane Stanton Vance Lumber (San Marcos) 1415 Descanso Ave. San Marcos, CA 92069 Phone: (760) 471-4971 Hours: 7:00-4:30 M-F, 8:00-12:00 Sat. Don Widders, manager

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Tool Depot Mission Molding & Wood Specialties 3799 Gaines St San Diego, CA 92110 9510 Chesapeake Dr. # 401. San Diego, CA 92123 Phone: (619) 220-7111 Phone: (858) 569-8591 Hours: 7:00-6:00 M-F, 9:00-5:00 Sat. Hours: 7:30-5:00 M-F, 8:00-1:00 Sat. Bob Welte Bob Hawk, manager 1441Encinitas Blvd. Encinitas CA 92024 San Diego’s source for wood mouldings and architectural

specialties. Phone: (760) 943-9120 Hours: 7:00-6:00 M-F, 7:00-3:00 Sat., 10:00-2:00 Sun. Overnite Saw Service 1655 South Broadway near Main Chula Vista, CA 91911 Phone: (619) 585-1800 2180 San Diego Ave. San Diego, CA 92110 Hours: 7:00-6:00 M-F, 7:00-3:00 Sat., 10:00-2:00 Sun. Phone: (619) 295-6406 Hours: 8:00-4:30 M-F Toolmart, Inc (www.toolmarts.com) John Gaither 750 N. Citracado Parkway (Mission at Nordahl) Hand & Circle Saws Sharpened. Escondido, CA 92029-1030 Phone: (760) 480-1444 Packaging Store Hours: 7:00-5:30 M-F, 7:00-4:00 Sat.

Rick Bowman 7848A Silverton San Diego, CA 92128 Phone: (858) 549-7225 28011 Jefferson Ave. Temecula, CA 92590-2633 Hours: 9:00-5:00 M-F Phone: (909) 676-5210 Peter Wharf Hours: 7:00-5:30 M-F, 7:00-4:00 Sat. Custom boxes, crating, packing supplies, and shipping. Phone estimates and pick up service available. PRO-TEK Tool Repair (A division of Toolmart)

1355 Grand Ave. #108 San Marcos, CA 92069-2513 Rockler Woodworking and Hardware Phone: (760) 471-4800 Hours: 8:00-5:00 M-F 8199 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, CA 92111 Phone: (858) 268-1005 Toolmart, Inc is an authorized distribution and repair center

for major brands (Makita, Milwaukee, Delta, DeWalt, Porter Cable, etc).

Hours: 9:00–7:00 M-F, 9:00-6:00 Sat., 10:00-5:00 Sun. Mike Durlak, manager Woodworking tools and materials. Catalogues are available. White Engineering and Manufacturing DeWalt, Porter Cable, Delta Factory Service Center Phone: (619) 475-6166 Charlie White, proprietor 7290 Clairemont Mesa Dr. San Diego, CA 92111 Phone: (858) 279-2011 A big selection (More than 25 types) of high-quality Scarpaz

sawblades. Call for more information. Hours: 8:00-5:00 M-F Dave Stelmachowski, manager Porter Cable, Delta, DeWalt, Devilbiss, FLEX, Biesemeyer and Oldham Parts, Accessories, Repairs and Reconditioned Tools.

Woodworker West (www.woodwest.com P.O. Box 452058 Los Angeles, CA 90045 Phone: (310) 216-9265 Fax: (310) 216-9274 R. S. Hughes CO. Inc. E-mail: editor@woodwest.com Ron Goldman, proprietor 1281-B liberty Way, Vista, CA 92081-8309 Phone: (760) 597-8924 A bi monthly magazine promoting craftsmanship in woodworking throughtout the western U.S.

Hours: 7:45-5:00 M-F Chuck Schweikart, Manager

San Diego’s largest inventory of 3m abrasives, adhesives,

safety equipment and more. Phone orders/estimates. UPS shipping or walk in service available. 10% discount to members.

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Next meeting: 7 pm, Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 at the Al Bahr Temple