The Turning Point
蜘蛛侠高清壁纸The newsletter of the Siouxland Woodturners
Chapter of the American Association of Woodturners
October 2013
In this issue…
News Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 1 Upcoming Meeting Notes . . . . Page 1 President’s Column . . . . . . . . .Page 2 Woodturning Basics . . . . . . . . Page 3
At the Last Meeting . . . . . . . . Page 4-6
Last Call for Ornaments & Gifts If you don’t have your ornaments for the Chri stmas tree done yet, it’s time to get busy. We will be decorating the tree at the
November 2nd meeting. If you have ornaments for our tree but are unable to attend the meeting, pleas
e contact one of the officers.
We will also need some “gifts” for under the tree so if you are not an ornament turner plea consider turning and donating a gift. Anything from bowls to pens and everything in between will be appreciated.
Woodturning Basics
Coming up with an informative topic for the “Woodturning Basics” column each month
can be a challenge.
This month’s edition consists of a n
explanation of a survey that will be
distributed at the November meeting.
Upcoming Meeting Notes
Saturday, November 2, 2013
10:00- Spalting Webinar
12:00- Sack Lunch
1:00- Business Meeting/Tree Decorating
Ag Education Shop
Harrisburg High School Harrisburg High School is located approximately
¾ of a mile west of Harrisburg. The Ag Ed shop
is located around back in the northeast corner of the building. If you have trouble finding the place call Royce at (605) 351-9435.
Spalting Webinar Annual “Business Meeting”
Tree Decorating Upcoming Events…
Spalting Web Seminar Saturday, November 2, 2013; 10:00 AM-Noon; Harrisburg High School Ag Classroom; Cost will be $20/person. December Work/Project Session Date & Time TBD
Pens for the Deployed Session February; TBD
From the President…
Oct 2013
Santa and his elves have been busy at my hou as I am sure they have at yours. With the cooler days the shop is more inviting to work out, tho projects from your head, to the lathe. The gardening is wrapped up, opening of pheasant hunting is a memory, and now it is down to turning that memorable item you are to make for the holiday gifts. My order list never gets any shorter and it comes down to getting done what I can.
The Nov 2nd meeting at the Harrisburg High starts early with tho interested in the Spalting Webinar From Oregon State University with Sara Robinson, the 10AM start, that will mess some of you up but get there and stretch your know how on spalting wood. You can go to their web site () and get a jump on what we can learn from Sara.
诘问怎么读I know there will be some new lathe accessories to e and “the show and tell, how did they do that” questions will be answered. If you are an AAW member, there are 27 scholarships available to members who would like to attend a turning school in the next year. Check it on the web site.
Of cour the big event of the Nov 2nd meeting is still the decorating of the Christmas tree, so bring tho ornaments and come ready to decorate. I am figuring on an early start at decorating after the webinar or approximately 12:15, a short meeting at 1:00 and back to the tree to wrap things up and home by early afternoon.
I will bring some more of the pen blank material we ran short of last month, as well as the usual opportunity to share ideas and wood. Till next Saturday have fun and be safe.
Doug Noteboom
Doug Noteboom
WOODTURNING BASICS
By Royce Meritt, Newsletter Editor
At the November meeting I will be distributing a brief survey for our members to complete. I would like to get your input as to what types of topics you would like to e covered in upcoming “Woodturning Basics” columns. So that you have a little time to think ahead, below are some of the types of questions that will be on this survey.
∙What types of woodturning projects do you most enjoy doing yourlf?
∙What types of projects do you most enjoy eing from
others?
∙What types of projects do you feel you are best at?
∙What types of projects are you not as good at as you would
like to be?
∙Are there specific projects about which you would like more information?
∙Are there specific tools about which you would like more
一年级语文上册复习计划information?
∙What specific turning techniques would you like to improve
upon?
∙If there was ONE thing you would like to get better at in
regard to wood turning, what would that be?
At the September Meeting…
Siouxland Woodturners
October 5, 2013 Meeting Minutes
Opening introductions
Paul Sova showed some pieces that he has entered in various exhibitions and shared that he has sold some pieces. He wanted the club to know that he has a new website and encouraged members to check it out:
Motion to accept minutes from previous meeting. Pasd
Treasury $2003.49
Library
New DVD not in library yet.
2 AAW magazines
25th symposium program from Minneapolis
Suggestion by Sue to get gallery DVD. We have the Mpls one
Small book on vacuum drying green wood
Membership chairman Jay
Requested Royce to have tho that have paid dues and not received wood badge should tell him
June symposium
$250 fee plus $25 for clean up at school
Looking at Lincoln HS for theater prentations
Can't u school on Sunday until noon
Shop available? Business?? For Sun and Monday
Community class
Going well
Prices has been raid and don't have enough for Jim's class this week or tops class
2nd mester class suggestions from Sue
Feb or March for more class
Old business
Xmas tree: Royce doing paperwork to enter the tree
Make boxes for tree
All encouraged to bring something
Paul will again deliver for us
Decorate in November meeting
Grant for new lathe with AAW
Won't know until later
Pine cone pen challenge. Only Doug brought one. More available in shop
New business
for pen turning for military; Sue; February -pasd
Propod by Doug to have committee of 2-3 people to organize the program and shop activity each month. Discussion regarding planning ahead for veral months. Motion by Royce that Doug appoint a program committee for the purpo of planning the 2014 shop activities speakers and programs. Seconded and pasd. Symposium fees have been paid
Sarah Robinson
Simulcast
November 2nd at Harrisburg school
Spalding wood
200 /# that come
December meeting
其实地上本没有路Just a work/project ssion肾积水的治疗方法
Motion/do it..pasd
If specific let Doug know at next months mtg.
Sue discusd having a camera we can video a demonstrator and put on wall or a screen so more can e it
Gene volunteered to gather some figures
Service project.fence line branches
Davis, SD. Trees in dar lilac and others Motion Phil wolf. Organize a work day conded by Sue. Pasd
Show and Tell
Doug - Lathe extension
Challenge to make some gift boxes for the tree
Last Woodcraft magazine - inside out display
Dave - Bowls/Miniature of honeysuckle
Carla Boggs- acrylic pen
Paul Sova:
Segmented ornament
Segmented bowls with texture
Shape and form eucalyptus maple walnut , African Taipei Ud mostly demilitarized tool
Vern Munson - gmented ornament, bowl,
Program in shop
Jim Sample; Making ornaments
Give away
结婚对联大全Tiger wood from Doug
Abrasive from Paul
Gold bullet pen kits; See Doug
Slim-line kits 2.50
洛阳特色
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男头像成熟
Royce has ash in his truck for giveaway
Question regarding shop smith adaption for making pens Motion for adjournment, conded and pasd Respectfully submitted: Ranah Sample, reporter
Show and Tell Items at the October Meeting
Doug’s lathe dust co llection attachment …
