SDWT – Drop-in Saturday
The idea behind “drop in Sessions” is to set up a shop environment of collaboration. Where members, like you, can have access to an “open” wood turning shop. Today, wood turners are traveling far to participate in a “Collaborative” experience. We could create this here in our own shop.
Are you willing to share some of what you have learned? What would you like to learn? Come participate and have fun. Themed sessions could develop. Our club is fortunate to have such a wealth of members, resources and a place to meet.
If you are around Saturday, we will be happy to see you. 8:30am to 12:30pm at Nottingham Center for the Arts.
- Please remember – Safety is Priority – only SDWT members using machines.
- Bring your own tools, wood and eye protection. (There may be the odd piece of wood around if needed)
- Depending on number of participants, be prepared to collaborate – which means to work together.
Contact Dave John at DropIn@sdwt.org if you need more information.
SDWT – Drop-in Saturday
The idea behind “drop in Sessions” is to set up a shop environment of collaboration. Where members, like you, can have access to an “open” wood turning shop. Today, wood turners are traveling far to participate in a “Collaborative” experience. We could create this here in our own shop.
Are you willing to share some of what you have learned? What would you like to learn? Come participate and have fun. Themed sessions could develop. Our club is fortunate to have such a wealth of members, resources and a place to meet.
If you are around Saturday, we will be happy to see you. 8:30am to 12:30pm at Nottingham Center for the Arts.
- Please remember – Safety is Priority – only SDWT members using machines.
- Bring your own tools, wood and eye protection. (There may be the odd piece of wood around if needed)
- Depending on number of participants, be prepared to collaborate – which means to work together.
Contact Dave John at DropIn@sdwt.org if you need more information.
SDWT – Drop-in Saturday
The idea behind “drop in Sessions” is to set up a shop environment of collaboration. Where members, like you, can have access to an “open” wood turning shop. Today, wood turners are traveling far to participate in a “Collaborative” experience. We could create this here in our own shop.
Are you willing to share some of what you have learned? What would you like to learn? Come participate and have fun. Themed sessions could develop. Our club is fortunate to have such a wealth of members, resources and a place to meet.
If you are around Saturday, we will be happy to see you. 8:30am to 12:30pm at Nottingham Center for the Arts.
- Please remember – Safety is Priority – only SDWT members using machines.
- Bring your own tools, wood and eye protection. (There may be the odd piece of wood around if needed)
- Depending on number of participants, be prepared to collaborate – which means to work together.
Contact Dave John at DropIn@sdwt.org if you need more information.
SDWT – Drop-in Saturday
The idea behind “drop in Sessions” is to set up a shop environment of collaboration. Where members, like you, can have access to an “open” wood turning shop. Today, wood turners are traveling far to participate in a “Collaborative” experience. We could create this here in our own shop.
Are you willing to share some of what you have learned? What would you like to learn? Come participate and have fun. Themed sessions could develop. Our club is fortunate to have such a wealth of members, resources and a place to meet.
If you are around Saturday, we will be happy to see you. 8:30am to 12:30pm at Nottingham Center for the Arts.
- Please remember – Safety is Priority – only SDWT members using machines.
- Bring your own tools, wood and eye protection. (There may be the odd piece of wood around if needed)
- Depending on number of participants, be prepared to collaborate – which means to work together.
Contact Dave John at DropIn@sdwt.org if you need more information.
I’m sorry but our demonstrator Doug Schneiter had to cancel his trip last minute. He had a medical emergency and is unable to to drive or lift anything.
So Karen Freitas will demonstrate how to make a snowman with a large hat. It can be made with Maple, Torrey Pines or any light wood as the base and a contrasting wood for the hat.
It will be a half day demo and no charge for the day. I hope we see you there. Anyone who has previously paid for the demo or class on our web site will have their money refunded to them. See you Saturday at 9 am!
- SOCIAL TIME STARTS AT 8:30 AM
- BUSINESS MEETING STARTS AT 9 AM
- DEMO STARTS AT 9:30 AM