Programs for 2010
Monthly Meetings
January
– How to build and use a Sharpening Station with Bob
Reese – Video and comments.
Feb.
16th
Paul Jalbert - Making Wooden Signs and Plaques
Despite
modern advances in sign-making techniques, carved
wooden signs and plaques continue to attract and hold our
attention.
Typically found at professional buildings, at apartment complex
entrances and
everywhere in state parks, carved wooden signs and plaques employ the
“third-dimension” to convey a sense of tradition, stability, and
strength. Once you start looking for them, they’re
everywhere! The essential features of a wooden sign
are
lettering and a sense of depth that is achieved by cutting–in and
building-out. Interviews with area sign-makers have contributed
to an
informative presentation that will investigate sign lay-out, materials,
construction methods and installation.
Mar.
16th
Jim Warren - General
Industrial Supply
Apr.
20th
Bob
McCormack - Bowl Carver will present the program at the meeting on
April 20th. Bob is from Sparta, Tennessee. He will discuss
his method of carving bowls and will bring some of his projects to
view. He is a member of the Foothills Craft Guild. Bob’s work is on
display in galleries in Knoxville, Smithville and Cookeville. He has
also been published in Farm Collector Magazine.
May
18th
Bob Molloy - Process
of Building a Canoe
Jun.
15th Wayne Sutter - Woodline --
Wayne will bring
Woodline products to display and discuss.
Jul.
20th David
Sapp - Woodcraft (Franklin)
Aug.
17th Scott Tinker of Woodcraft (Chattanooga)
Sep. 21st
"Extreme Woodworking" -- A video featuring James Perry of
Rock Island, TN. James is a talented woodworker who built
his own house and furnished it mostly with his own creations.
Oct.
19th
Geoff
Roehm - Working with a CNC Machine
Nov.
16th
Kimberly Winkle -- Asst.
professor at Tennessee Tech. Her topic will be "Design
considerations in Furniture making and wood turning.
Dec.
21st Super Show & Tell
Jan.
18th Brenda
DeJoice -- Pyrography -- Brenda has been
featured on Tennessee Crossroads with beautiful work.
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here to review 2009 Programs
Updated 9/2/2010