Every year since 2004 the AAW has held a contest for Best Chapter Website. Chapters that submit their site in the competition must also provide a volunteer reviewer who evaluates up to five other Chapter websites. The judging is based on the following criteria: Layout/Graphic Design: visually appealing, easy to …
In the not to distant past woodturning was used to create utilitarian items like chair legs and simple bowls. Once woodturning started to increase in popularity, and with the advent of the AAW, woodturning has become more of an art. If you look at recent work by well know turners …
The Segmented Woodturners virtual chapter of the AAW has released the May Club Summary. Here are some of the recent happenings: Chapter Challenge The Winter/Spring Chapter Challenge has ended. There were twenty-seven entries in this contest based on feature rings. First place ended in a tie between Ken Cowell and …
The members of the Yellowstone Woodturners, an AAW chapter in Billings, Montana have have announced their 7th Annual Symposium scheduled for October 6th and 7th at the Billings Career Center. The demonstrators for this year’s symposium are Malcolm Tibbetts who will cover segmenting from A to Z, and Sam Angelo …
The May meeting will consist of two major items: an extended show and tell session and a question and answer session conducted by a panel. The panel will consist of Pat McCart, Dave Schweizer, Paul Crabtree, Ted Bartholomew, Jim Cotter, and Bill Wood. The panel will act as a sounding …
The AAW provides a venue for woodturners and wood art collectors to come together. There are three venues available on the AAW website: Artists/Gallery Market Place – This is where woodturners can list their work for sale. You must be an AAW member and pay a $10 fee to list …
