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Margaret Garrard, Saturday 7th April 2018

A professional demonstration by

Margaret Garrard

Internationally renowned Woodturner, Demonstrator and Artist in Wood.

http://www.margaretgarrard.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 Club Workshop

Saturday 7th April 2018

10am. – 4pm.

Tickets £15 incl. lunch, tea/coffee

There are a limited number of places at £55 each, (lunch not provided), available for her Masterclass on Sunday 8th September,

Contact Roger Cutler or David Simpson

 

Competition Secretary

Please note that Carl has indicated that he will be stepping down as Competition Secretary therefore we are looking for a volunteer to take over.

If you would like to take on this job please let me know asap. – Without a Competition Secretary we can’t have a competition!

FOR SALE

The following are for sale:

Clark 37” lathe

Henry Taylor –   2” Roughing gouge

1” Roughing Gouge

¾” Round nose scraper

½” Bowl Gouge

5/8” Spindle Gouge

¼” Parting Tool

Sorby –              Captive Ring Tools (3)

835H, 836H, 837H

Marples –           ½” Round nose scraper

½” Skew

½” Pointed Scraper

Also –        1” Skew,  ½” Skew, ½” round nose scraper,

½” pointed scraper, 3/8” Gouge, ½” Gouge, 1” Gouge

1/8” Parting tool

2” Face plate – 4” face plate

Several blanks

£200 the lot

Any body who is interested please e mail me for contact details.

Roger

 

 

Workshop Times over Christmas 2017

I believe the following is correct – let me know if there are any inaccuracies:

Tue 26th Dec (Evening): Closed (despite some people wanting an excuse to escape, sorry!)

Wed 27th Dec (Afternoon): Closed (as David has already indicated)

Wed 27th Dec (Evening): Open as usual

Tue 2nd Jan (Evening): Closed

Wed 3rd Jan (both): Open as usual

Introduction to Woodturning Course 2018

The next Introduction to Woodturning Course will be taken by me, and held in our premises in Castle Douglas starting on Thursday 22nd March for 6 weeks, ending on Thursday 26th April 2018.

Each session starts at 7 pm and we aim to be finished at 9 pm, and consists of 3 sessions on spindle turning (long thin things) and three sessions on faceplate turning (short flat things).

The aim of the course is to teach turning, and not necessarily make a ‘thing’, however we often do end up with something recognisable by pure coincidence. Quality shavings, techniques and fun is what we are after, and we always achieve that.

Rolf Buwert