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 …
The AAW has kicked off a new opt-in program called Woodturning Fundamentals. The intent is to provide a source for basic skills and techniques in the months when the American Woodturner magazine is not published. This new program is available to any AAW member. The first issue was recently delivered …
Note – SPSW President Dan Stromstad informed us earlier this month that our chapter had submitted the required paperwork to the IRS to become a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. This took quite a bit of effort by many people. The AAW has sent out a message to all AAW members regarding …
Stephen Hatcher, past President of the South Puget Sound Woodturners chapter of the AAW, has demonstrated widely including 8 symposiums. Stephen has taught numerous week-long classes on woodturning at Arrowmont, Canyon Studios, John C. Campbell, and The Marc Adams School. This month Stephen will present an overview of techniques he …
