Indiana County WoodTurners – Meetings Journal – 2021 & 2022
November 2022 – Elections
November 2022 – Hands On Turning
We’re working on it…
October 2022 – John Sinosky – “Hollow Ornaments”
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- Business meeting
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- Dave introduces John
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- Chris discusses some of the “tune-up” work that he and others conducted on the lathes
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- John Begins
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- Hollow portion nearly complete
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- Preliminary hollowing with a forester bit
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- Final hollowing with a spindle gouge
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- Chris steps up to take a closer look
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- Jonathan snaps a couple pictures of the work in progress
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- A full tree of hollow ornaments
September 2022 – Denny Nebgdn – “Salt and Pepper Mill”
Our first meeting of the new academic year. The meeting was well attended. Denny did a great demonstration on how to make Salt and Pepper Mills. We also had a discussion about the use of 3D Printers in woodworking.
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- Instant Gallery
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- Pre Meeting conversations
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- President Dave conducts a brief business meeting
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- Denny demos the project
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- Detail turning
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- Close observation
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- Beautiful examples of Denny’s work
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- Bonus: 3D Printing discussion
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- More 3D Printing information
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- …yada yada yada
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- Raffle
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- …more raffle….
May 2022 – John Sinosky – “Beall Buffing System”
This is the first live meeting that we have been able to hold since March 2020. It was wonderful to be able to get together and renew friendships. John did a wonderful job of demonstrating the uses of the Beall Buffing System.
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- The normal, before the demo, Sawdust Chatter
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- Daryl and Dave conduct the business meeting.
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- John – Buffing the interior of a bowl.
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- John discusses the components of the buffing system.
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- A sample of the members’ work.
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- More samples.
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- Pete Smith – CHIPS Winner – Best Buffed Bowl
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Indiana County WoodTurners – Meetings Journal – 2021
2021 – “The Year of the Plague” – Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, we were unable to hold any “live and in person” meetings. We were able to conduct Zoom online meetings nearly every month. Those activities are documented n the Meeting Log & Schedule in the top level menu – “What We Do”
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