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| Vernon Neal, representing Festool, talked to club members about Festool's line of products. Festool is made in Germany and each tool is assembled by one person and not by an assembly line. Festool products are designed to carefully integrate together. For example, the cases containing the tools are neatly stackable and the power cords are interchangeable. Miter tables are the same height as other tables. | |
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Steve Wavro has a lot to crow about with his finely crafted intarsia crane...Steve didn't duck his responsibilities when he used 32 pieces of wood from five different species of wood. MDF is the backing and three coats of shellac for a finish. |
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A work in progress is how Norm Nichols describes his scroll sawed motorcycle. |
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| Norm explained how he crafted and assembled this fine cross. It is made of black walnut, pecan, rosewood and the lettering is of magnolia. | 
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Still at it, Norm explains how he stacked pieces of flat stock cherry together and crafted this bowl without using a lathe. |
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| Glen Edwards made these crosses for friends at his church. The backing is acrylic and the wood is oak. | 
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A box for Linzie Roger's granddaughter who is an up and coming woodworker. Linzie shows how the hand tools are cleverly secured in the bottom of the box which can also be used a a top upon which one can sit. The top is teak, the rest, soft maple. |
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| A portable easel made from scraps and finished with Danish oil is Mark Bolinger's project. It looks easy to make an easel, doesn't it? | 
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No one picked on Bob Wink as he pointed out features on his stand made to hold five guitars. Bob made this for a friend. It is made of plywood, 2x6s and oak. You weren't stringing us along, were you Bob? |
