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SEPTEMBER 2016 SINCE 1999 VOLUME 17 NO 9
THE TIDEWATER TURNER
A Chapter of American Association of Woodturners
Turning of the Month - August
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Greg Fogel Box Elder
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Bob & Conn ie ’s notes
TIDEWATER TURNERS MEETING
AUGUST 23 2016
The meeting was called to order by Dean Sword, Vice-President.
All visitors and new members were welcomed. Announcements were made for upcoming demonstrations.
The member show reception was announced for Thursday, Sept. 15th at 5:30pm. at the d’Art center. This is also when the awards will be announced.
The evenings’ demonstrator was Amos Peterson. He picked up where Dion Fralick stopped at the last meetings’ demo on platter turning. Dion showed how to turn the platter and tonight, Amos showed how to finish by texturing, embellishing and the type of finishes he uses.
Amos even asked Ray Kallman to show how he would use the texturing tool.
Thanks Amos for a very informative and fun demo.
SHOW and TELL: Jerry Whitehurst, Jay Hartley, Kenn Young, Sam Warren, Mike Dennis, Chuck Mosser, Jesse Forbus, Don Arseneau, Dave McIntire, Dustin Horton and Amos Peterson.
Lastly door prize winners were announced
The meeting was closed until September 27, 2016.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,Connie Shiera, Secretary
AUGUST 2016
Once again Bob was off enjoying his recent retirement and so your vp had the pleasure of presiding.
If you were not there you missed a very entertaining and informative presentation by Amos Peterson. Amos gave the second half of the platter demo-this one about the
decoration after the platter is turned. Audra Bullock reported on a very successful workshop several of our members conducted for local youth that are in the care of local social services. Thanks to all who donated their time for what turned out to be a very worthwhile community service. I look forward to seeing you on September 23.
Dean
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September featured demonstrator
————— Jerry Whitehurst
We Welcome our August Guests
————— Wayne Smith Joel Horner
The club smock with the Wine color is no longer available
Colors available are:
RED - ROYAL BLUE - NAVY BLUE LT. GRAY - YELLOW - WHITE
WHEAT - SILVER - BLACK
Bob: —Nothing to report.
Jerry:— Ray reported that he received an email from Jerry with two agenda items. Jerry provided the current cash balance of the treasury.
— Jerry has decided to resign as Tidewater Turners treasurer. Since Sam Warren has volunteered to accept the position, the board and officers unanimously voted for him to fill Jerry’s position for the remainder of the term. The position will come open at the end of this year.
Terry:— provided the board with a status of the Amazon Smile account. We have had an increase in club member participation.
Dean:— provided the status of upcoming meeting demonstrations. Jerry Whitehurst will demonstrate in September.— reported that all demonstrator positions for the November Turnathon are filled.
Ray:— noted that the president of the Catoctin Woodturning club will be joining us for meetings in September, October and possibly November.
— mentioned that Bill King has contacted the Pamplona Historical Park gift shop and they would like turnings for their shop. Ray has forwarded an email to the club asking members to contact Bill for more information.
— reported that he has talked to the CHKD Moonlight & Mistletoe Gala representative. They have asked if we can provide two items for their silent auction. Jay Hartley and Dwight Bullock have volunteered to provide items for the auction.
— noted that the City of Norfolk has contacted Jay Hartley about setting up at the Dickens Christmas Village this fall. Jay will contact them and provide the club with more information.
— reviewed the upcoming public demonstrations. We’ll be demonstrating at the d’Art Center in Norfolk on Sept 17th during our member show, Newport News fall Festival, Chesapeake Waterways and the Great Dismal Swamp Art Show.
Connie:— provided an update to the 2016 members show. The judge for the show is Sheila Giolitti and she will review items between Sept 2nd and the reception on Sep 15th.
— reported that she and a team of club members set up 90+ pieces in the main gallery of the d’Art Center. They have items on pedestals and tables and have small items on a separate table. Also, the club’s collaborative pieces are set aside to be a silent auction.
— noted that several members would be going to d’Art Center this weekend to finalize the show setup.
Steve:— noted outstanding articles remaining for the newsletter.
— asked if any candidates were nominated for officer or board positions for 2017.
— noted that he had placed Audra Bullock’s slide show in the September club meeting video.
— reported that he had changed the WebDorado-web-page-plugin license to a business license and that would save the club $15 per year.
— mentioned that he would be on vacation at the time of the September meeting. Someone would have to take over video duties for that evening.
— discussed tips on using the video camera during meetings to improve camera angles, focusing and taking still photos.
Pete: (Pete was unable to attend the meeting.)
Art:— displayed the new backdrop that he built that will improve photographing show and tell items before meeting start.
— will coordinate a video taken of our items at the d’Art Center show.
Any members who have topics they would like discussed at a board meeting can forward the topic in writing to any officer or board member.
Ray Kallman Board Chairman
Ray’s Notes
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On September 1, 2016, the Turners Board of Directors and Officers held their monthly meeting at Woodcraft.
To keep the membership informed about our efforts, here is a summary of the meeting.
CLUB NOTESRemaining Public demos for 2016:
(Mark your calendars)
Special Demo - Sept 17d’Art CenterWe have been asked to give a woodturning demo during our Member’s Exhibition ShowContact Ray or Connie to volunteer and attend
Newport News Fall FestivalNewport News ParkOctober 1 & 2
Chesapeake Waterways FestivalChesapeake Intercostal Waterways Locks ParkOctober 8 & 9Lots of foot traffic, good food and friendly people
Dismal Swamp Art FestivalCanal Trail Park, The Great Dismal Swamp inChesapeake VirginiaOctober 22 & 23
To participate in a demo or if you have questions, email Ray Kallman or phone 757-467-7958,
email Connie Shiera or phone 757-499-3135, or see them during one of our meetings. They’ll
provide additional details. We hope you'll consider joining us at one or more of the demos.
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differentfromAmericangrits.h;p://www.sisweb.com/micromesh/conversion.htm
**************I was just reading an article that said you could fill cracks with a mixture of baking soda and CA glue. Apparently it
makes a stronger filler that mixing it with other things. I looked up YouTube videos and there are several showing it… (If baking powder came in colors, that would be neat.)
submitted by Ray____________________________________________________
CLUB CHALLENGES AND PLR’S SCHEDULE
FOR THE MONTHS: JANUARY - MARCH - JUNE - SEPTEMBER THE TOPIC WILL BE ANNOUNCED AND ITEMS FOR THE MEMBER’S CHALLENGE WILL BE HANDED OUT.
FOR THE MONTHS: FEBRUARY - APRIL - JULY - OCTOBER TURNED ITEMS FOR THE MEMBER’S CHALLENGE WILL BE JUDGED AND PRIZES AWARDED.
PLR RAFFLES WILL BE HELD: MAY - AUGUST - NOVEMBER
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Member’s Show Reception Thursday, Sept. 15 Judges will announce the winners. 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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Voting for Officers and Board member positions begins next month!
If you would like to be considered for a Officer or Board position please talk to one of our officers or board
members today. Officer elections in October - Board member elections in November
Check out the August edition of AAW’s Newsletter.
There is a nice article featuring Tidewater Turner’s.
Not a member? Consider joining and enjoy all that AAW has to offer!
a Thank You Note from the Portsmouth Maker’s Fest coordinator
From: "Moore, Samantha”
Subject: Thank You!
Date: August 23, 2016 at 10:36:55 AM EDT
To: 'Raymond Kallman’
Hello Ray,
I just wanted to say thank you so much to you and all the other woodturners who came out on Saturday. It meant
the world to us that you participated in Maker Fest. I hope that you guys enjoyed your time!
Samantha Moore
Museum Educator
Portsmouth Museums
Portsmouth
CHECKOUT SLIDESHOW ON OUR WEBSITE
http://tidewaterturners.net————
AND VIDEO ON YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/rjiUP-22G_w
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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS
PARTICIPATING AT THE EVENT
Lou Dornbach, Ray Kallman, Terry Richards, Jerry Whitehurst, Jay Hartley, Art Green, Dean Sword,
Peter Turbide, Connie & Larry Shiera, Jesse Forbus and Bob Smith
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P LATTER FOOT D ESIGN & TEXTURING Am os Peterson
Video will be available to rent from Club Library
at September Meeting
August — Show & Te l l
Greg Fogel
Jesse FergusDave McIntire
Kenn Young
Sam Warren
Mike Dennis
Jay Hartley
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August — Show & Te l l
Jerry Whitehurst
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Chuck Horton
Don Arseneau
Dustin Horton
Amos Peterson
Symposium Facility
Kansas City Convention Center , 301 West 13th Street, Kansas City, MO 64105 Host Hotel
Kansas City Marriott (not yet taking reservations), 200 West 12th Street, Kansas City, MO 64105
Want to be an exhibitor at our trade show? Please contact Erica Nelson at [email protected] or 763-497-1778.
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Demonstrators for Kansas City Symposium Announced
The AAW is pleased to announce a partial list of demonstrators for its 31st Annual International Symposium, June 22-26, 2017, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Dixie Biggs, USA Trent Bosch, USA Jimmy Clewes, USA Kurt Hertzog, USA Michael Hosaluk, Canada Rudy Lopez, USA Glenn Lucas, Ireland Andrew Potocnik, Australia Tania Radda, USA
Richard Raffan, Australia Mark Sanger, England Merryll Saylan, USA Betty Scarpino, USAAl Stirt, USA Derek Weidman, USA
John Wessels, South Africa
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AAW News
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from the archives MEMBER SHOW 2007
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Tuning andAligning Your LatheFive easy checkpoints to get your turning in lineO
Oval pens driving you nuts?Can’t align two halves of a segmented bowl for glue-up?Join the crowd. If your lathe—or your turning work—suffers from poor alignment,call a time-out and review these five alignment checkpoints.
1. Tailstock does not alignwith the headstock
To check the alignment of yourheadstock and tailstock, insert alive center into the tailstock and aspur drive into the headstock. Makesure that the points are not dulledor bent in either the spur or the livecenter—this will mislead you inyour measurement.
Bring up the tailstock to within1/4" to 1/2" from the spur center,then tighten down the tailstock andquill. Now, observe the alignmentof the two points. If the points aremisaligned, you can compensate byplacing a shim under the appropriatecorner(s) of the tailstock to adjust
the alignment. Often a sheet or twoof paper will be adequate to shimthe tailstock.
For more exaggerated errors,contact the lathe manufacturer forrepair or replacement of the tailstockor tailstock quill. An extremecase may require reboring of theMorse taper on the tailstock quill.
If the lathe headstock is boltedto the frame or ways as with theJet mini-lathe and Delta Midi, youcan realign it with the additionof a permanent shim under theappropriate corner. On other lathessuch as the Oneway, for example,you can align the headstock byadjusting the jack screws provided
for that purpose.
If you own a Nova 3000/DVR,you can reposition the lathe waysthemselves, as they are screwedto the headstock unit. Be sure tofollow the instructions in yourowner’s manual for all adjustmentsnoted above.
On lathes with a rotating headstock, the click stop positioning may not be accurate enough to return to perfect alignment. A double-ended Morse taper will aid in regularly realigning the headstock each time it is moved.
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2. Live center does not run trueInexpensive live centers, centers
with worn out bearings, or poorlydesigned live centers like theexamples shown cause problems. Ifthe live center was inexpensive, justdiscard it and upgrade.
One of the causes of a live centerbecoming out of true is excessivewear of the bearings due to operatingthe lathe with a headstock/tailstockmisalignment. Angular pressure onthe live center will rapidly increasethe radial runout to an unacceptablepoint. (Oneway advertises that theradial runout of its live center systemis less than .001 inches.)
If you have a reliable live centerthat’s repairable, consider replacingthe bearings. For a minimal fee, youcan return many live centers forbearing replacement.
3. Too much pressure applied to the mandrel in penturning
If your pen barrels are oval andyou’ve checked the first twosolutions, applying too muchpressure to the tailstock whentightening on the mandrel may bethe culprit. The amount of pressureapplied should be just enough tostabilize the mandrel shaft andminimize vibration from the turning activity. Too much pressure bends the shaft as shown.
A crooked live center point willalso cause the mandrel to operateeccentrically and will enlarge anddistort the alignment dimple in thetailstock end of the mandrel shaft.The better designed mandrels allowthe user to replace the shaft whenit becomes bent or the dimple hasexcessive wear.
4. Poor centering with vacuum chucks If you align a bowl or vessel in your vacuum chuck and it slips or won’t hold the desired alignment, the cause may be related to the material used to seal the vessel to the chuck. Foam rubber and other soft, flexible seals may vary in density throughout the material, thus not compressing equally everywhere, causing the vessel to be forced out of alignment.
Vacuum chuck design and the shape of the vessel also tend to exaggerate this problem. A round vessel held against a rounded chuck surface may exhibit this problem more readily. To improve centering, try each of these solutions: Replace the material, readjust the material, or buy thicker (or thinner) stock.
Silicon rubber works well but is difficult to attach to the chuck because there’s no known effective adhesive for this material. On a finished edge bowl, consider using a flat plate as a vacuum chuck, thus spreading out the hold over a large area and minimizing the problem.
Tips to improveyour accuracy
Always clean the female Morse tapers before inserting
Remove all defects or burrs from the surface of male Morse tapers.
Store and protect spur drives and live centers from scratches and dings. Find place near your lathe where these valuable attachments won’t get beat about by lathe tools, hammers, and accessories.
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5. Hole-drilling errors Improperly mounting a Jacobs chuck on a Morse taper may cause centering problems when drilling holes in the end of a project. To avoid this problem, be sure that you properly seat the Morse taperin your tailstock, then run the quill out far enough that the drill chuck completely seats—no further. Bring the tailstock up into close proximity of the work and lock down the tailstock before drilling.
Other drilling issues may not be related to the alignment but be caused by the drill wandering from hard, winter-growth grain and into softer summer growth. Solve thisissue by creating a small pilot hole for the drill point. Brad-point or Forstner bits also reduce this drifting problem. Always be sure that the bit you select is sharp.
Jim Rodgers, author of A Lesson Plan for Woodturning and past President of the Bay Area Woodturners Club, is the Director of turning programs for Mt. Diablo Unified School District. Visit Jim at www.jlrodgers.com.
Reprinted with permission from American Association
of Woodturners.
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Ca lenda r of Events
OCTOBER 2016SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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2 3 4 5 6BOARD MTG
6:30 PM
7 8
9 10 11 12 13Turners Talk
6:30 PM Woodcraft
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16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25CLUB MEETING
6:30PM ELECTIONS
26 27 28 29
30 31
SEPTEMBER 2016SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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BOARD MTG6:30 PM
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4 5 6Turners Member’s Exhibition Begins
Runs Through Oct 16.
7 8Turners Talk
6:30 PM Woodcraft
9 10
11 12 13 14 15Member’s Exhibition Reception
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27CLUB MEETING 6:30PM DEMO-
JERRY WHITEHURST
28 29 30
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In You rTrave ls
September 16, 2016 to September 18, 201617th Annual Rocky Mountain Woodturning SymposiumSYMPOSIUMLocation: Loveland, COWebsite: http://rmwoodturningsymposium.com
September 22, 2016 to September 25, 2016Fourteenth Ornamental Turners International SymposiumSYMPOSIUMLocation: Denver, CODates: Thursday, September 22, 2016 to Sunday, September 25, 2016Website: http://ornamentalturners.org
September 29, 2016 to October 02, 2016Woodturning New Zealand International SymposiumSYMPOSIUMLocation: Otahuhu, Auckland, New ZealandDates: Thursday, September 29, 2016 to Sunday, October 02, 2016Website: http://www.sawg.org.nz/symposium/
October 02, 2016 to October 30, 2016Starkweather Arts Center Woodturners ExhibitionEXHIBITIONLocation: Romeo, MichiganDates: Sunday, October 02, 2016 to Sunday, October 30, 2016Website: http://www.sourcenewspapers.com/articles/2015/10/01/news/doc560d6b1cd8829525935685.txt
October 12, 2016 to October 15, 2016Wizardry in WoodEXHIBITIONLocation: London, EnglandDates: Wednesday, October 12, 2016 to Saturday, October 15, 2016Website: http://wizardryinwood.com/
October 22, 2016 to October 23, 2016Irish Woodturners Guild National Seminar 2016SYMPOSIUMLocation: Maynooth, Co Kildare, IrelandDates: Saturday, October 22, 2016 to Sunday, October 23, 2016Website: http://www.iwg.ie/drupal/Seminar2016
Traveling? Here are some more events that you
might include in your travels.We would love to hear about your travels
— send us a few pictures and a brief story — Thanks
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Reg iona l Events
Segmented WoodturnersOctober 27-30, 2016
Marriott QuincyBoston, MA
DIRECTIONS: https://goo.gl/maps/aB9pxs29FxA2
Mid Atlantic Woodturners AssociationSeptember 24 - 25, 2016
The Lancaster Marriott / Convention Center at Penn SquareLancaster Pennsylvania
DIRECTIONS: https://goo.gl/maps/y9dkk2qhB422
Virginia Woodturning SymposiumNovember 5-6, 2016
Augusta Exposition and Entertainment Center (Expoland) Fishersville, VA DIRECTIONS: https://goo.gl/maps/EDuN9yXyynn
Tennessee Association of Woodturners' 2017 Woodturning Symposium
January 27, 2017 to January 28, 2017Franklin Marriott
Franklin, TNDIRECTIONS: https://goo.gl/maps/Lu5LU1E9wrM2
Trent Bosch is one of the SIX featured demonstrators at the Virginia Symposium.
Trent has assisted David Ellsworth at Arrowmont, birthed and breathed life into his own prospering company, (the Rescued Wood Bowl Company) and developed, organized and taught a woodworking program for men in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease (the Eagles Club Respite Program). He has been a demonstrator at many AAW Symposiums over the years.
Trent's philosophy is “…as an artist, to express my feelings about nature, my family and natural processes. I work in series or bodies of work, which allows me to explore these issues in depth. Throughout the creative process I am continually reminded that I have not and will not ever be content. I will continue to create and strive for that body of work that has yet to be conceived.”
Come to the Symposium and see at least one of his four demonstrations. 17
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I told you, I got this!
… this is the last one
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Piece of cake!
"Things you don't want to hear during surgery"
- Better save that. We'll need it for the autopsy.
- Someone call the janitor - we're going to need a mop.
- Wait a minute!
DVD’s
The Spirit of Woodturning, David Ellsworth AAW, 4 copiesTurning Projects from Scrap, Robert Rosand, AAWSkill Building Projects, Mark StLeger, AAWA Turning Tradition, Ray Huskey, AAWAn Introduction to Bowl Turning, Russ Hurt, AAWArchitectural Woodturner, Myron Curtis, AAWBowl Basics, Lyle JamiesonTools and Techniques, Lyle Jamieson (TT Demo)In Depth Hollowing Techniques, Lyle JamiesonHollow Firms and Urns, Mike MahoneyVessels of Illusion, Trent BoschVessels of Illusion, Trent Bosch, (TT Demo)Making a Peppermill, Ted SokolowskiGilding & Chemical Patinations, David Marks & Grace BaggotThe International Turning Exchange, 2006, The Wood Turning CenterRock-A-Bye Box, Mark St. Leger, (TT demo) 10/27/2015Rock-A-Bye Box, Mark St. Leger, (TT demo) 7/27/2010Connections: Wood Artists, from the Wood Turning CenterSquare Oriental Boxes, Jimmy Clewes, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2012Ovoid Forms, Brian Noble-Marx, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2012Pyrography, Molly Winton, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Bowl Turning, Stuart Batty, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Basic Cuts, Stuart Batty, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Demystifying the Skew, Alan Lacer, (TTDemo) 11/24/2009 2 copiesOriental Boxes, Dick Hines (TT Demo)Silver Inlay, Dick Hines, (TT Demo)Hollow Forms, Dick Hines, ( TT Demo) 1/26, 2010Cabriole Legs, Richard McGann (TT Demo)Christmas Ornament Angel, John DeLong, (TT demo)Offset Candlestick/Multi axis platter, Larry Shiera, (TT demo)Tri Cornered Vessel, Bret Glaze, (TT Demo)Classic Profiles: Production turning Balusters, Dennis WhiteNovelties and Project, Dennis White, (TT Demo)Drums, Michael Birchfield, (TT Demo)Hollow Forms, Kim Blatt, (TT Demo)
Wood Structure and Elevated Vessels, David Barringer (TTDemo)Metal Turning, Steve Ainsworth, (TT Demo)Ornaments with Piercings & Sanding Techniques, Bruce Hoover, (TTDemo)Turning on the Bias, Tom Crabb (TT Demo)Norfolk Island Pine, Mitch Warlock (TT Demo)Methods of Work, Fred Williamson, (TT Demo) 8/2009Towel Rack, Dick Harrison (TT Demo) 1/09Wood Turning Slides, Joe Dickey (TT Demo) (2 copies) 2/23 2010Bowl Talk, Decisions, Doug Finkeel, (TT Demo) May 2008Turning Bandsaw Boxes, Tom Crabb, ( TTDemo) 5/26/2009Bottle Stoppers, Al Kiebert, (TT Demo) 9/23/2008Finishing Techniques, Various TT Members, (TT Demo) 10/27/2009 2 copiesFinials and Burls, Jim Syverson, (TT Demo)9/28/2010Urchins of Venice, Jim Vogel, (TT Demo) 6/22/2010Oneway Easy Core System, Larry Shiera, (TT Demo) 4/27/2010Embellishments with Dye and Pyro, John Noffsinger, (TT Demo) 3/23/2010, 1&2 of 2 discsThin Walled Green Wood Bowls, Clifton Chisum, (TT Demo) 2/22/2011Spindle Turning, Rueben Everette, (TT Demo) 1/25/2011Christmas Tribute, Bulletin & Slideshow 2015, Steve WilsonWood Turning, Bill Caillet, (TT Demo) 5/5/2010Bowl Techniques, Clifton Chisum (TT Demo) 2/23/2016End Grain Turning, Mark Supik, (TT Demo) 2/22/2016Pen Turning, Art Green, (Club Demo) 4/26/2016Cane Turning, Pete Summers (Club Demo) 6/28/2016Platters, Dion Fralich (Club Demo) 07/23/2016Platter Foot Design & Texturing, Amos Peterson (Club Demo) 08/29, 2016
Books:
Practical Woodturning Projects, AAW softcoverTurning Holiday Ornaments, AAW softcoverLearning at the Lathe, AAW softcoverSharpening Turning Tools, AAW softcoverMaking and using Turning Tools, AAW softcoverLathes and Turning Tools, AAW softcoverTurning Bowls and Platters, AAW softcoverGetting Started in Woodturning, AAW softcover, 2 copies, 1& 2 of 2
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TIDEWATER TURNERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (A Non-Profit Corporation, Incorporated in the State of Virginia)
General Membership Meetings 6:30pm, every 4th Tuesday of the Month (except Dec) Board of Directors Meetings: 6.30pm, every 1st Thursday of the Month
At: Woodcraft, The Shops @ JANAF, Suite 152, Norfolk, VA TIDEWATER TURNERS OF VIRGINIA Connie Shiera, Secretary, 764 Olivieri Lane, Virginia Beach, VA. 23455 Membership Dues; $35.00 — Includes household members $25.00 — Student (id required)
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