[note]This message was sent by AAW Board Member Stan Wellborn[/note] Working Without a Rule Book At a regional symposium a couple of years ago, I watched a wonderful demo by Mark Gardner, a talented young turner in North Carolina. At one point, he performed a chucking technique that was inventive …
There are a couple of updates to the site today. Pictures – Pictures from the June mini-symposium have been added to the club events gallery. Newsletter – The June issue of Chips and Shavings has been added to the newsletter archive. Speaking of the newsletter, our intrepid newsletter editor, Bill …
The following is a message from AAW Board Member Dale Larson. We know from AAW surveys that around 50 percent of our members have been to at least one national symposium. My hope is that we can persuade many of the other half to attend – beginning with our 25th …
[note]The following is a message to members of the South Puget Sound Woodturners from SPSW President Dan Stromstad[/note] Last Thursday, April 21st, we took a vote and the vast majority of those in attendance wanted the club to improve our lathe and sound system. At the board meeting on Tuesday …
The following is a message from AAW Board Member Binh Pho Years ago when I was fairly new to the field of woodturning, I was at an AAW symposium and witnessed an amazing event at the Educational Opportunity Grant (EOG) auction. People were bidding on what had been written on …
My Eye-Opener As a brand-spanking-new member of the Board of Directors of the AAW, I must say it has been an education. Last month, in his message for the membership, Stan Wellborn marveled at the cohesive contribution made to the club by the volunteers, be they on the Board of …
