Next Meeting December 15
The meeting will be at 6:30 pm at the University
of Tennessee Space institute, room H111.
December 15, 2015 -- Super Show and
Tell -- Everyone is asked to bring something to show and discuss.
Everyone is interested in what everyone else is up to. Something
old that you once made; something that you just finished; something you
need help with. Focus on your stuff. If you're still too
bashful to share your stuff just come and see what others are up to.
It's a lot of fun every year. This year should have some
interesting moments.
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Want to know who your
TVW officers are? Click
here
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Be sure to check out all the "up coming events" the executive
committee has scheduled for the current year. Click
here to view the
"Event Schedule".
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REMINDER
- Please remember to wear your
name tag at our meetings so that our new members will know who you
are.
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Volunteer Mentors for Club Members.
Click
here (bottom of page)
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Dues were due at the November meeting. If you have not paid, please do so
as soon as possible.
If you change phone number, email address, etc; please notify Chuck
Taylor, membership chairman (931-728-7086 or [email protected]. This
will allow the membership listing on the web site to reflect the current
and up-to-date information of all our club members.
TVW NEWS AND NOTES
Our deepest
sympathy to Ross Roepke for the loss of his wife of 63 years
Norma Lee Estelle Roepke, of Tullahoma, passed this life on Monday,
November 30th, 2015 at her residence at the age of 89.
Norma had an outstanding career as recorded by her Obituary at
http://www.kilgorefuneralhometullahoma.com/fh/obituaries/home.cfm
On December 28, 1952, she married Ross Roepke
In February, 1957, the family moved to Tullahoma, Tennessee.
She is survived by her husband, Ross Roepke of Tullahoma; three
children, Randal (Sherry) Roepke of Tullahoma, Joan (Kevin) Winters of
Leawood, Kansas, and Rick (Kim) Roepke of Tullahoma;
WELCOME
NEW MEMBER
Joined at the November meeting
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Denis Urbanczix -
McMinnville, TN |
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Bill Davis
- Smyrna, TN
(Joined in October) |
Two Great Website about all types of wood
The Wood
Database
Woodpics
CLUB LIBRARY NEWS
If you have media you would like to
donate, or would like to reserve a certain video, contact August Dobert.
His contact information is listed on the membership roster in the "Club
Info" section.
CARVER'S CORNER
The carvers are meeting twice a month on the
first and third Saturdays from 8:30 to 10:30 am at Jim Jolliffe's shop.
At recent meetings, the focus has been completion the soaring eagle
carving so that we can move on to the full-size carousel horse project.
Fortunately the long wingspan of the eagle allows several carvers to
work simultaneously. The fish that will be clutched in the eagle's claws
is also nearing completion. If not working on the eagle, other members
worked on the own carvings. Fall is also the time to enjoy the annual
wood carving shows in Huntsville, AL and Dayton, OH. None of the carvers
competed this year but several members attended the Huntsville and
Dayton shows looking for inspiration.
CHEROKEE WINDS FLUTE CIRCLE NEWS
Everyone is invited to come and participate or just
come to listen.
Contact Ron Reimers @ 931-308-5196 or
[email protected] for additional information.
Notes
Kenneth (Dale) Daniel will sharpen TVW member blades. His location is 2007 Ovoca Road,
Tullahoma.
Phone –
931-455-5024, cell – 931-247-4753.
NAME TAG INFORMATION
If you are a recent new member or had requested
a new name tag, a box of name tags will be available at the next
meeting. In the
future, name tags will be made for new members and available for pickup
at the next regular monthly meeting. Name tags for other
members will be made upon request only and will also be available for
pickup at the next meeting. Please contact Chuck Taylor (931-728-7086 or email
[email protected]) for information or name tags.
November
Show & Tell
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Vince Zaccardi - He made
2 cutting
boards out of Maple, Cherry and Walnut pieces arranged in a
checkerboard pattern. He also made a Cedar bowl and used mineral
oil on all of them. |
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Bob Addington
- He made
2 plates showing an apple and cherubs using cherry
wood and a CNC machine to cut the pictures. |
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Jim Everett - Jim Everett - He
showed a plate with a girl and dog (Intarsia style) and a set of
7 metal animals on pieces of burl wood (no finish) |
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Mike Monroe
- He made a
large box (approximately 18" square) out of spalted Maple
boards glued together. (polyurethane) |
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Gary Walker
- He made a
large stand for Advent candles (love, peace and joy in
English and Hebrew letters on the sides) He used spray lacquer
on the stand. |
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Geoff Roehm
- He made a
guitar out of Spruce, and Cocobolo (based on a 1937 model)
and used a polyester finish. |
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Jim Van Cleave
-Jim Van Cleve- He made a
chair out of Cherry wood. |
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Doyle McConnell
- He made a
Christmas ornament out of segmented Maple and hung
it on a gold wire support (lacquer finish) |
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Loyd Ackerman
- He made
2 large panels for serving cheese and crackers with the
ampersand sign and a cupped out space at the side, using a CNC
machine. (no finish on them). |
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Chuck Taylor
- He made several
candle holders out of Maple showing the
different steps he used. Also several small
spinning tops for
his son's school students |
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Matt
Brothers - He showed pictures of some furniture he made
out of quarter sawn Oak - A mission style
library table (46" x
34") with pegs to hold it together and a
book rack to match the
table. He used a Walnut stain and a Danish oil finish on them.
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LINKS OF INTEREST
To view the "Links of Interest" on our web site, please click
here.
Click
here to see the Exchange Opportunities
If you have additional woodworking items for sale or are looking for woodworking
items, please send information to Chuck Taylor at 931-728-7086 or email
to [email protected] .
Shop Tip
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Twice the push stick, twice the control
I feel safer performing table saw rip cuts with this double push
stick that I came up with—two push sticks connected with a 1
1⁄4″ dowel that’s longer than the width of the blade guard. It
allows me to cut narrower pieces without getting my fingers
close to either side of the spinning blade. Plus, it straddles
my blade guard, giving me one more incentive to leave the guard
on the saw.
—Ken Peters, Spring Hill, Fla.
. Curtesy of Wood Magazine
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Work safely and don’t take unnecessary chances
with your woodworking tools
Want a good tip concerning your current project?
TVW SUPPORTERS
The following companies are supporters of the TVW club. Click on
their "logo" to go to their web site.
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