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| Look at photos take at a Field trip to BC Woodworks | |
| Take a photo journey to the Texas Scrollsaw Picnic. | |
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Doing
Saturday morning standup, Andy Anderson admits that he is regional
manager of the Federal Emergency Bird House Administration (FEBHA). Just
like FEMA trailers, this example was made of scrap. |
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| These mirrors reflect the quality of effort Bob Wink put into the designs. The Alamo frame is a "Tramp Art" example and the other oak frames are in the style of "Arts and Crafts" and "Greene and Greene". |  
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D.L. Dickey showed club members his stool. He says he doesn't know what kind of wood it is but it appears to be teak. |
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| Inspired by a world of fantasy, Monte Richard crafted this chair from a chunk of teak tree root. Monte used a pressure washer to wash and blow away all the loose particle of wood and grime. Seven coats of spar varnish finished the chair. |
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Once again, Lon Kelley has bowled over members of the club with these two bowls turned from an ash log. |
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| Jeff Sechelski points out features of his finally crafted jewelry box, of redwood burl and bubinga. The top is marquetry. The box is finished in several coats of shellac. | 
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John Gay purchased a grinder then made a storage facility for it. The bottom piece allows it to be clamped down most anywhere. |
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| Jeremy Grubb shows off his inlay skills. The background is pearwood whilst the inlays are paduck, wenge and ebony. |  |
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This big bowl turned from red oak is Larry's work of art. It is finished with several coats of wipe on poly. |
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Steve Higginbocham explained how he crafted a cedar log into this work of art. Steve finished it with Waterlox. |
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