Stateline Woodturners
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May, 2008 Meeting
Well, we had another busy meeting this month! Thanks very much to Tom Gilge for making the
laser engraved name tags for the meetings. The amazing thing is that even though Tom made five
visitor name tags, it almost wasn’t enough because of the number of visitors. We’re glad everyone
came, and here’s hoping that everyone shows up for Fourth Saturday so that they get to see what
we do there, as well.
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Show & Tell
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Every year, in conjunction with the AAW National Symposium, AAW chapters are
encouraged to submit a collaborative work created by as many chapter members as
possible. Attendees at the symposium are invited to select, by ballot, their choice for Best
in Show, and a favorite piece in each of three categories: Artistic, Mechanical/Technical,
and Fantasy. This year, the Stateline Woodturners created a piece entitled “Harvesting
Tops for Tots”, working off of an ongoing theme of giving back to the community, and
making toys for children. The photo posted here is of that piece. Congratulations to all of
the club participants!
encouraged to submit a collaborative work created by as many chapter members as
possible. Attendees at the symposium are invited to select, by ballot, their choice for Best
in Show, and a favorite piece in each of three categories: Artistic, Mechanical/Technical,
and Fantasy. This year, the Stateline Woodturners created a piece entitled “Harvesting
Tops for Tots”, working off of an ongoing theme of giving back to the community, and
making toys for children. The photo posted here is of that piece. Congratulations to all of
the club participants!
Program Activities
Tom Farrell shows us the technique
of metal spinning!
of metal spinning!
Art Duell tries his hand under the
able direction of Tom.
able direction of Tom.
Ditto for Jim King!