Next Meeting April 19
The meeting will be at 6:30 pm at the University
of Tennessee Space institute, room H111.
About The Program
April 19, 2016 - Ron
Young, Chattanooga, will do a program on building a Cellarete
(southern
wine/ liquor cabinet). Ron has given programs and seminars for the Club
and always comes well prepared with an interesting program.
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committee has scheduled for the current year. Click
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"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.
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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
New Member joined at March meeting
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Justin Blackwell
- Tullahoma |
Membership Information
Membership Dues
Chuck will be purging the membership listing of people who have
not paid their membership dues, after the April meeting.
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.
Two Great Website about all types of wood
The Wood
Database
Woodpics
Shop Tours
I would like to give
you a report about the recent shop tour at Jim Jolliffe's shop where we attempted to provide
a shop tour that was
interactive, educational and fun. There were sixteen club members
present
including two very recent new members, Doug and Justin. Five of the
regular carvers were on hand with examples of their carvings, everything
from Ken's whimsical cottonwood bark houses, Bob's caricatures, Harry's
full-figure Indian carving and Dick's stylized carvings. Dick guided
some
of the group through a small owl carving and Paul provided a large board
with various patterns for those who wanted to try relief carving. We
discussed getting started in wood carving, carving tools and sharpening;
trying to expound on the presentations given at the last Club meeting by
Alf and David Sharp. While this meeting of the carvers was a deliberate
attempt to serve the entire Club, it was not too different from every
carver's meeting at Jim's shop: interactive, educational and fun!
Sincerely,
Paul Jalbert
Welcome To Our Library
So, how does our members get a CD to use to learn about something new in
woodworking? Well each member has access to our Club website and the
website has a complete directory of the CDs available to be signed out.
To get a CD the club member sends an e:mail to the current custodian
requesting a piece of media. The custodian will bring the CD to the next
meeting and provide it to the member and the custodian shall annotate
their files showing who has signed out the CD and the tentative “return
date”. The custodian shall; if the CD is not returned in the agreed
time, contact the member who signed for the CD and make arrangements for
the CD to be returned at the next meeting. If the member has a continued
need for the CD the “return date” shall be adjusted.
If the Club gets any more CDs that would interest the club the listing
on the Club website shall be updated and the membership notified of the
change at the next Club meeting after receipt of the CD. The custodian
shall also ask our Website Webmaster to place a notice of the update on
the Website and it will be included in the Newsletter to ensure we keep
our membership is notified of the addition to our media inventory.
The current custodian is Pete Miller and he can be reached via e:mail at
[email protected]. If you have any questions concerning the
process of getting a CD please drop him an e:mail.
Club Picnic
It’s our Annual Spring Picnic!
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Mark your calendars!
*Our delicious pot luck dinner will
start around 5.
*Come early (around 4) to enjoy the
scenery, tour the mill, and visit with your TVWW families!
*After dinner, it’s our big fund-raiser
for the year…the AUCTION! (Bring an item and your checkbook!J)
This all happens at beautiful Falls Mill…
(134 Falls Mill Rd., Belvidere, TN, 37306)
Checklist of things to bring:
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Your favorite covered dish (the club will provide drinks,
plates, and utensils)
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Something for the Auction (and your checkbook J)
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Lawn chairs
Come out and enjoy the
food, fun, and fellowship with your
TVWW friends and
families!
See you May 14
CARVER'S CORNER
Attached are some new photos from the last
Carver's clinic. We had three new carvers in attendance.
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.
Note: See shop tours above.
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.
Cumberland Furniture
Guild Spring Meeting
April 30, 2016 from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Join
us as renowned Furniture Conservator Don Williams talks Studley Tool
Chest and the many uses of shellac The meeting will be held at Guild
Member Len Reinhardt’s shop, 119 Southeast Parkway Court, Franklin,
Tennessee 37064
Don Williams is a Conservator, educator and scholar, and all around
inquisitive guy, having worked on some of the most interesting objects
and historic buildings in our Nation’s public and private collections.
He has developed, managed and presented educational programming on a
array of subjects in the fields of Conservation Woodworking and wood
finishing, and has published and presented scholarly research on
subjects like ancient coating materials and craft techniques, as well as
creating pioneering uses for traditional and modern materials including
some of his own inventions. This is the Cumberland Furniture Guild's
normal Quarterly meeting at which all are welcome.
Also remember to sign up for a Cumberland Furniture Guild workshop with
Don Williams on Sunday, May 1, 2016 from 9:00 am - 5:00 p.m. The
workshop will be held at Len Reinhardt’s studio in Franklin, Tennessee
37064 Join us as renowned furniture conservator Don Williams shares his
knowledge of traditional finishes and finishing. Only 10 seats still
available Cost: $100 for Members and $135 for Non-Members Mail your
check to: The Cumberland Furniture Guild PO Box 68343 Nashville, TN
37206
April
Show & Tell
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Doyle McConnell had pictures of a white
entertainment center he made with the help of a relative. |
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Dexter Brady had pictures of the work he has done on his home.
He added a
screened in porch, with a brick foundation and a gabled
roof, and also the
bathroom renovation he had done. He then amazed us all with
the images of the
canoe he has been hand crafting for the last 7 years. It is
made from several
different woods, such as both red and white cedar, white
ash, yellow poplar, white oak, and cherry. The entire canoe
weighs less than 100 lbs. and is waterproofed by adding a layer
of fiberglass and covering that with an epoxy resin.
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Doug Dunlap brought in several
intarsia Christmas ornaments made from poplar, oak, and
cherry woods, and finished with laquar.
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Allen Odell showed us
several carvings he had done from the wood and bark from a
tree that has been growing on the family property for a long
time. They were a
lighthouse,
several cottages, and one of a turtle. |
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Tom Cowan brought in a miniaturized
version of a
sunflower chest, made in 3/8 scale. It was made mostly from
white oak and pine, with the darker elements ebonized by placing
them in a container with vinegar and steel wool. |
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Judy Bennett brought in several pieces
of intarsia, one a
lighthouse made from oak and cedar, and a
vase with flowers, done with purple heart and walnut, and
finished with a sprayed lacquar. |
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Gary Bennett
showed us
several turned bowls that were started when the wood was
green, then finished later while in Florida. They were from
several different woods, 1 in cherry , 1 in walnut finished with
several coats of tung oil, some finished with carnauba wax,
applied with fine steel wool. He also turned a natural edge
bowl, turned from pecan. It was finished with wipe on poly, and
the edge was stabilized with CA glue. |
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Ross Roepke
brought in a almost completed
table he is currently finishing for the Tullahoma Fine Arts
exhibition. He has managed to somehow construct it from left
over oak and walnut woods, from other projects he has done. |
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
Work safely and don’t take unnecessary chances
with your woodworking tools
Wear your
safety glasses at all times in the shop
Want a good tip concerning your current project?
TVW SUPPORTERS
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