North Shore Woodturning Guild
Welcome to the North Shore Woodturning Guild
A Special Training event for Epoxy Resin Inlay is to be held on Saturday September 4th and the following Saturday the 11th. Join Pepi Waite and learn how to enhance your turnings with Epoxy Resin Inlay. Pepi has written a Tutorial, available here
The July 2010 Newsletter is here.
Special Event on Friday 24th to Sunday 26th September 2010
Participation South Auckland Woodturners
Guild
To be held at the YMCA Camp Adair, Hunua
(Limited to the first 90 paying participants).
Bring a lathe and stay the weekend.
Registration covers all meals and Accommodation (6 bed Dormitory style) on site at Camp Adair.
The theme for the weekend is a decorative item for the corporate desk (max 300 high)
Entry form on the Web site.
www.naw.org.nz/whatson.htm
Entries close 9 September.
Remember, this is limited to the first 90 people registered so don't miss out.
Members from the North Shore Woodturning Guild will be in attendance so come and support us.
A Guild Sponsorship page has been created. Please have a look and support those people and companies who have supported us.
The October Newsletter is here. Big Thank you to Dorothy and David Browne for taking on the newsletter (nice job too!). Big thanks to Pierre Bonney for his work on the previous newsletters
Our End of Term 3 Competition is here
We made the North Shore Times Newspaper. Link to article here
One of our longest serving members passed away on 7th June 2009. Read Kevin Hodder's Obituary to Murray Speer here
Robbie Graham and Shane Hewitt demonstrations (at South Auckland)
(Click on image to see more)
From Christmas 2008
More photos here
Murray and the gang with a little swamp kauri. More photos here
Dick Veitch demonstrating his famous hollow bud vases. More
Also see Ken Curnow's visit to the Napier guild rooms here
Recent Demonstrators Here
"My shop helps me relax, makes me feel better (more "up" I guess you would say), and helps ease the headache. It is enough sometimes just to know it is there, that it's mine. Sometimes I go out there for hours making something, sometimes I just piddle around, sometimes I do a little and then just sit for awhile, and sometimes all I do is just sit, listen to music, smell the sawdust, watch the birds and squirrels, and don't think about anything much at all." - anon
website updates by Ian