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com CLUB INFORMATION President: Rod Smith Vice President: John Lucas Secretary: Jon Reiver

Moore, Gil Bufkin Web Master: Bob Cummins For Club Info or directions visit the website: Or call

anyone, any skill level, just give them a call).

931-788-3323 Jon Reiver: 423-881-4683 Rod Smith: 931-707-9896 Club Meetings: None in December!

(Tansi) Crossville, TN ( Hands on Training: (same location).

Schedule: Demonstration: Ron Opat Refreshments: Rod Smith Challenge: Hollow vessel with finial

lidded Vessel. Jim Makes it look easy, especially making the quick delicate finial.

1 CUMBERLAND WOODTURNERS NEWSLETTER! FEB 2013 Cumberland Woodturners A Chapter of AAW since CLUB INFORMATION President: Rod Smith Vice President: John Lucas Secretary: Jon Reiver Treasurer: Les Black Program Director: Paul Kennedy Librarian: Nico CearGeo Video/Technical: Ron Moore, Gil Bufkin Web Master: Bob Cummins For Club Info or directions visit the website: Or call Rod Smith at or Les Black at: Mentors: (Mentors are available to help anyone, any skill level, just give them a call). Jim Bentley: Mike Elder: John Lucas: John Orban: Jon Reiver: Rod Smith: Club Meetings: None in December!! Last Wednesday of each month at: 6 PM CT (Social Hour at 5 PM) Location: 1432 War Eagle DR, (Tansi) Crossville, TN ( Hands on Training: (same location). 2nd Saturday of each month 9 AM to 11 AM CT (Training for all skill levels) Schedule: March Schedule: Demonstration: Ron Opat Refreshments: Rod Smith Challenge: Hollow vessel with finial Monthly Demonstration We were lucky to have Jim Greenwood give a great Demo on making a hollow lidded Vessel. Jim Makes it look easy, especially making the quick delicate finial. Thank you Jim. The Challenge for next month is a hollow vessel with finial. The Challenge of the Month was won by Ted Evans with a beautiful and graceful looking earring holder. The club has three new members, welcome: Bruce Pharis and Joan Garron Riechers and Anita David Ralston and Anna-Maria

CUMBERLAND WOODTURNERS NOTES Wood of The Month Drue Hogland turned a spectacular painted vessel. Mike Elder is challenged to keep up the tradition next month with a piece of Osage Orange.

Our incumbent president, Rod Smith called the February 2013 meeting somewhat to order. There were 28 members present. 2. The Ohio Valley Woodturners Symposium will be OCT 11-13 with a great cast of demonstrators.

2 CUMBERLAND WOODTURNERS NOTES Wood of The Month Drue Hogland turned a spectacular painted vessel. Mike Elder is challenged to keep up the tradition next month with a piece of Osage Orange. We had 4 Visitors: Sean Fitzgerald, Edward Thornblade, Holly Hanson and Tom McDunn. Welcome all. Come on back. Meeting Minutes 1. Our incumbent president, Rod Smith called the February 2013 meeting somewhat to order. There were 28 members present. 2. The Ohio Valley Woodturners Symposium will be OCT with a great cast of demonstrators A discussion was held on buying Liability insurance for the club, AAW is no longer supplying the insurance due to cost. It will be $425. The decision was made to put it to a vote next month. 4. Details about the Apple Festival are available at: CumberlandHomesteads.org/applefest 5. Hartville Tool will offer a discount to members and give some money back to the club at year s end. 5. The treasurer, Les Black reported an ending balance of $ The club was invited back to demonstrate at the 2013 Crossville Gun & Knife show on 3-4 August. We need demonstrators for 2 hour stretches. Contact Gil Buffkin to volunteer. 7. Club Logo Shirts: Contact Paul Kennedy. 8. The club needs volunteers to give demonstrations for: June, August, October and November. Volunteers are needed for refreshments for November. Contact Paul Kennedy. 9. On a sad note: Jim Bentley was diagnosed with Colon cancer and is being operated on. He is optimistic that it has not spread. Our best wishes to you, Jim and Muriel. There is a Powermatic lathe listed on ebay for $2250 in Atlanta if interested Safety Notes Safety Tip for making a hollow vessel: stop and remove the chips from the interior often to prevent the tool from catching.

Jim Greenwood s Demonstration on Making a Hollow Lidded Vessel.

He chucked up a piece of wood up and turned the body of the piece, hollowing it with a

He next turned a collar ring to add stability and size the opening.

Jim next turned a lid with a recess for the finial and then re-mounted the assembly with

3 Jim Greenwood s Demonstration on Making a Hollow Lidded Vessel. Jim demonstrated how he makes his terrific hollow forms. He chucked up a piece of wood up and turned the body of the piece, hollowing it with a fostner bit and his home made hollowing tool. He next turned a collar ring to add stability and size the opening. He glued the ring to the opening. Jim next turned a lid with a recess for the finial and then re-mounted the assembly with a chuck and the tailstock to fair the ring and lid in. He then reverse chucked the piece on a jam chuck and tailstock to finish the base. He then turned the finial in five seconds (it seemed like it) Demonstrating his great expertise and finished the piece. Have fun.

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Between Turns. July Upcoming Dates. Michigan Association of Woodturners A chapter of the American Association of Woodturners Between Turns C O N T A C T U S : President: Michigan Association of Woodturners A chapter of the American Association of Woodturners Tom Mogford 810-629-6176 Vice President: V O L U M E 2 3, I S S U E