Established in 2000
At October meeting we talked about a lighting product on Amazon. Here are the links or address to these.
Light Multipurpose LED Lighting Strips and Gooseneck Lighting for Sewing, Quilting, Crafting
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of the Independence Woodturners Club?
It’s easy!
Just come to a meeting.
Fill out an application.
IT”S THAT EASY!
Dues for 2020 will be going up to $20.00.
We are accepting renewal dues now for 2020.
The demo was by Chip on outside the chuck. He demonstrated how to eccentric clock holders.
OUR LAST MEETING (October)
Show and Tell Last Meeting
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Monthly LEARN TO TURN
The second Saturday of the month. The intent is to accommodate as many people as possible and to involve as many turners as we can. If attendance and participation warrants it, we will increase the number of Saturdays for Open Shop during the month.
The intent and purpose of Learn to Turn is for any member to be able to come use a lathe and hone your skills or work on a project that you may not be able to perform on your own equipment. Or to simply receive help on any aspect of turning, whether it’s tool usage, work-piece mounting or anything turning related,
Learn to Turn is a great opportunity for any member to come together with other members where we can help each other learn, practice, work on a special project, get to know each other, make connections and share your experience with others that can benefit from it. The best way to learn is by helping others and asking questions, so, take advantage of the experience of others and if we don’t know, we can all learn together.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to help, Mike McReynolds is the project chairman to contact. His contact info is: 816-356-7262 or jmikemc@att.net
Keep turning and be safe. See you at the next available.
The intent and purpose of Learn to Turn is for any member to be able to come use a lathe and hone your skills or work on a project that you may not be able to perform on your own equipment. Or to simply receive help on any aspect of turning, whether it’s tool usage, work-piece mounting or anything turning related,
Learn to Turn is a great opportunity for any member to come together with other members where we can help each other learn, practice, work on a special project, get to know each other, make connections and share your experience with others that can benefit from it. The best way to learn is by helping others and asking questions, so, take advantage of the experience of others and if we don’t know, we can all learn together.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to help, Mike McReynolds is the project chairman to contact. His contact info is: 816-356-7262 or jmikemc@att.net
Keep turning and be safe. See you at the next available.