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| Steve
Wavro, as MC, kicks off the Show and Tell program by sho'n tellin' 'bout
his fine intarsia tiger of bloodwood, poplar, basswood, and red
oak. This project took about 40 hours. |
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| Denis
Muras shows off a loovvve bug of black walnut. This will be one of
four. |
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| This
pride of Africa was scrollsawed by Norm
Nichols. Norm used red oak, mahogany, backed by Baltic birch. The bread loaf slicer is of maple and coated with five
coats of tung oil. |
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| Dennis
Serig talked about his project to make drawers for a dresser that he
bought. Dennis wasn't happy with the drawers that came with it. |
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| Aaron
Hammer crafted these boxes of Spanish cedar, walnut and padouk and then
finished with polyurethane. One box is dedicated to fishing
supplies. |
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| Eddy
Arnold holds up a shelf that will show off golf balls -- the ones that
don't get lost. His shelves are made of scrap wood and some
Brazilian wood flooring. The other shelf is for cordial glasses. |
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| Rich
Thomas mugs for the camera showing off his router table he says
"evolved". Rich does not recommend using melamine for
anything requiring structural integrity |
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| Vincent
D'Amico explained how he made a light fixure/music stand that matches
the furniture situated around the organ on which this light/music stand
rests. Vincent plays the organ at the Italian Center. |
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| Glenn
and Michael of M&G Sawmill spoke to club members about their logging and milling
business located in Huntsville, Texas. They will custom cut lumber
to suit your needs. |
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