Jack
Hutchison 
was introduced by John Jackson as a woodworker known locally as well as
nationally. Jack, a long standing member of the Woodworkers club
spoke to members about his collaborative effort with John Fry of
Palmdale, California to craft a Hepplewhite Federal style table. This table
is made of walnut, flame walnut, gorgeous inlays, veneers and some ebony. |
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| John Gay crafted this table from scraps of leftover 5/4 treated pine. The tiles are secured to cement backing board. John used Kreg screws versus stainless steel because he wanted the matte look. |
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| Dennis Serig shows off his left wing extension to his table saw. Next are hinged legs. hmmm...is there a right wing coming? |
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| Norm Nichols show members his red oak and black walnut basket. Also featured is Norm's scrollsawed deer in the woods carved in basswood. Tung oil and polyurethane finished it. |
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| This stereoscope was cleverly crafted by Rich Thomas but how did he take the pictures in 3-D? Rich explained how he rigged up a camera stand with two cameras. He found a formula on the Internet that provides the distance of the two cameras from each other; a formula based on distance from the subject. hmmmm...rocket science in woodworking? |
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| Steve Wavro shows members his latest intarsia work. Many pieces of colored wood went into this project. |
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| Denis Muras used the club's recently purchased digital projection system to show club members his stereo center project; a project wayyyy to huge to truck in for show and tell. Denis constructed the stereo center of weathered pine siding and flooring from an old farmhouse. |
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| Mark Bolinger updated club members on the progress of the hand plane splinter group that he sponsors, also making use of the club's digital projection system. |
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| Jeff Scheerhorn takes the door prize. |