New Important information

This is the card of the guy who is selling his wood stuff that Joe D talked about last meeting.

Next Monthly Meetings:

The  meeting will be held Tuesday,   April 16, 2024 at 7:00 pm.

The meeting will be held at the Lion's Club Hall, 935 Sydenham Road (west side of Sydenham Rd, opposite Cataraqui Cemetery). There is some parking in front of the building and behind. Street parking is also available on Sydenham Road.

 

Agenda

1.            Announcements and Club Business

2.          TBA:

3.            Mid-meeting Break: Coffee and Tea.  Please bring your favourite mug for coffee or tea.

4.           Show & Tell:  Please bring something in!

5.            Challenge:   turn and bring in a Turned bird

 

 

 Turned bird Instructions:

Woodturning a Bird from Richard Dlugo, 2018, AAW, steps simplified.

1. Mount square body and head blank on lathe.

2. Turn body. Cut tail on band saw.  Create flats on the sides of the body for wings.

 3. Drill ¼ inch hole in body for neck and 1/8 inch for legs.

4. Part the body from head blank. Sand.

5. Turn head slightly smaller diameter than body, fairly round with beak.

6. Drill hole for eyes and neck. Contrasting dowel or Pencil crayons work well.

7. Fasten head to body with neck dowel and attach legs. Leg and neck length can vary.

8. Mount and turn rectangular wing blank on lathe. Caution with depth.

9. Cut wings from blank, sand edges and glue to body. Position can vary but should be equal.

10. Head position can be rotated and glued or not. Legs can be bent in different positions. Apply preferred finish or paint.

 

These instructions will be avalible in past meeting notes as a printable PDF in april.  In the mean time you can copy and paste these to your word processer and print from there.

 

 

Wig stands are always welcome

Download
Wigstand
WigStand.pdf

 

 

Note: we will take a 10 – 15 minute social break part way through the Main Presentation.  Free coffee and tea will be available.  Please bring a mug. 

 

  1. Our Club's sharpening system will be on hand for members to sharpen a few of their own tools.  Bring your own Vari-Grind jig (as everyone has a different angle...)
 
  2. We have 20 wig stand "kits" available for those members how'd indicated their willingness to participate in this important public service.
 

 

Please feel free to bring something in for "Show N Tell". 

 

 

Hat turned by Jim Williams and finished by Boyd Goodberry. The Hat will be auctioned off at a future meeting.

Reminders:

 

  • $50 annual membership fees are now due.  Two payment options are available:

 

  • Bring in your completed wig stands

Here are the plans for the wig stand that was demonstrated during the February meeting .

 

 

Wigstand
WigStand.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [305.6 KB]

Announcements and Reminders

 

 

 

1.

KWT Library is always looking for more books and DVDs. If you have anything you would like to donate, please see Kathy Jones.

2.

The club sells CA glue, accelerator, sandpaper and end sealer. See Joe Bernard or Kathy Jones for details.

 
   
 

 

Welcome to Kingston Woodturners

We are a non-profit organization that, with the help of our members, is trying to bring people together in the Kingston area  . We support educational and social community activities and any type of community-building initiative.


Contact us to find out how you can get involved now.

About Us

We are a non-profit organization and welcome anybody interested in wood turning . Our regular monthly meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month, September - June, at the Lion's Club Hall, 935 Sydenham Road, from 7 - 9 pm.

 

"Learn n Turn" sessions are also available by appointment. Please email us for more information.

 

 

Kingston Woodturners

Email: info@kingstonwoodturners.com

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