Picture Gallery

The Education Center

The new Mother of All Saws - a 36-incher, now at the new Education Center.
Shown with Buddy Turner. Picture credit to Tom Shearer.

Library gets organized

The Guild recently brought in an Efficiency Expert (Billie Aman) to put its Library back into shape, and here are the results:

Tools recently added to the Education Center

	Blum hinge-boring machine, with cabinet built by Aubrey Rogers

Crescent 20" bandsaw, restored by Tom Shearer

Oliver Aircraft carrier, also known as a jointer

The Jim Kilton School of Wood Turning
Plaque presented by David Aman
Plaque donated by Ruth & Darryl Roberson
September 2008

The Jim Kilton Lathe Training Room update
August 2008
Three new Jet variable-speed electronic lathes have been installed, along with 2
of the existing Jets

One corner of room, also showing new cabinet

View towards machine room, with suspicious character in window

View through window of machine room, again with a silhouette hovering...

Lumber available for sale at our Education Center:

Plywood in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 (2 grades)

Cedar

Overall view, with veneer on left	Poplar
Oak	Maple
Walnut	Cherry

Lathe Training Room taking shape
August 2008

View from one corner of the room, in which 5 lathes will be installed

Lighting, HVAC, window to Shop, and electrical

As seen from outside the room

View from inside Shop, showing window into Lathe Training Room

Alabama Woodworkers Guild
New shop takes on life
March 2008

New Machines
March 2008

Oliver planer - 25-inch capacity, digital readout, helical cutters, quiet.

Delta radial arm saw - 18-inch blade, 77-inch support table

Visitors from Alabama
January 2006

Glenn Phillips, Mike Key, Cliff Daniels, Dan Browing and Bill Shivers from an Alabama woodworkers club came to the Guild workshop to meet with some of our members to find out how they could set up a shop like ours.