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Robert Brewer, Director of Youth Services Center , accepts gifts of "Cherokee Checkers" from club member, Marcus Brun |
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Robert Brewer, Director of Youth Services Center , accepts gifts of "Cherokee Checkers" from club member, Marcus Brun |
| And guess who won the door prize? |
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Bill White, our club Communications Director and Newsletter Editor, gave a talk on how to create professional looking photographs of your woodworking projects. Bill demos an alternate use for a tripod before going to the board and illustrating how an 18 wheeler can be used to support a giant role of white cloth to use as a backdrop for photographing an automobile. |
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| Rich Thomas shows off bottle holders made of waste wood. The vanity chair of walnut is for a neighbor. Rich teased the audience with a question about what the spindled looking item is. It is an English Gout Stool, a gift to Rich, which he so cleverly demonstrates. | 
 
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No, this is not a proverbial seat for a very tall person but it is a rustic bathroom vanity for a neighbor. Dottie Forbes explains that the front door is made of Piranha Pine, bleached white. Other woods are salvaged lumber and hardware. |
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| Steve Wavro says Merry Christmas in the language of Intarsia, a country far far away for many woodworkers. Steve used five to six different woods. |
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These longhorn cows are moooved by Denis Muras' name plate. Denis explained how he beveled edges to create a "floating" effect. Denis also shows club members a photo of his biplane air force -- ready to tackle King Kong. |
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| Lon Kelley holds a holder that holds a candle. One pair is of maple and epoxy dyed black and another of Brazilian walnut and maple. Five coats of tung oil finish them. | 
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Jim Howard shows club members one bowl from his collection of bowls that he turned. |
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