“This month we have another member teaching us. It is always so much fun to have Carol Zandell as our demonstrator. Her whimsy and turning skills combine for an always enlightening and informative experience.” – SPSW President Dan Stromstad I like to turn small, fun, tricky or just plain weird …
Note – The following is a message from AAW Treasurer Warren Carpenter Pay it Forward! Or Backward! I found woodturning in 1999, attended the Charlotte Symposium in 2000, and joined Carolina Mountain Woodturners (CMW) at that symposium. Shortly afterward, I began attending CMW meetings on the third Saturday of each …
Note – The following is the January AAW Newsletter It’s only February, but we are already excited about our symposium June 8-10 in San Jose, CA. Please take a few moments to watch the video below. You won’t want to miss this year’s line-up of demonstrators! Online registration is now …
Joel Hunnicutt is professional woodturner from Siler City, N.C and a member of the Piedmont Triad Woodturners Association chapter of the AAW. Joel is a self-taught woodturner who creates segmented vessels and focuses on their shape and color. Earlier pieces tended to use multiple species to obtain the desired colors …
[note]The following is a message from AAW President Dale Larson[/note] Planning 2012 and Beyond The American Association of Woodturners finished 2011 with more than 14,500 members and over 350 chapters in the United States and around the world. We are looking forward to continued growth of our organization and another …
The Inland Northwest Woodturners in Spokane Valley will be holding their next meeting on February 2nd. The program agenda will feature a discussion with Jim Chrisiansen on “Exhibiting and Selling Your Turnings”. Jim is their resident professional. The Northwest Woodturners in Tigard, Oregon are meeting on February 2nd and will …
