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Show and Tell
2005 
General Meeting
November 7, 2005
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Wayne Comstock
Poplar riding toys, for Meyer Center
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Fred Ray
Antique turning tool
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George Roberts
Sculpture of two ladies
Oak turned round and completed with a Dremel tool
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Owen E. Johnson
Bowl (Holly) and box |
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Arnie Polikoff
African Mahogany table, with Ebony inserts |
Brady Gilbert
Cypress Adirondack Chair, using step dowels
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Steve Ellis
Binary blocks
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Don Clarke
Figured Mahogany cabinet, with Rosewood and handmade hardware |
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Dave Paul
Bradford Pear box and Walnut bowl |
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Andy Howard
Walnut drum table, with Curly Maple top |
Lewis Wilson
Ambrosia bandsaw boxes |
General Meeting
October 3, 2005
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Charlie Stephan
Buckeye root burl bowl |
Bobby Hartness
John Goddard reproduction game table in mahogany |
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Al Masson
Ambrosia maple, red cedar, golden mahogany & black walnut |
Steve Ellis
Marbletop table |
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Bob Bernard
Pine cupboard door |
Danny Goodson
Kitchen island |
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Danny Goodson and Karl Kelly
Queen Anne table from mentoring session |
General Meeting
September 12, 2005
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Al Masson
"6 Bowls" Pine/walnut/? |
Mike George
"Bowl" Magnolia // "Christmas Ornament" - Maple burl, Mahogany and fish
hook |
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Arnie Polikoff
"Toy Santa, Puzzle, Walnut Frame...Wood, unknown |
Janet Radecke
"What is it?" Clamp |
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Danny Goodson
"Praying Hands" Walnut frame and Plywood hands |
David Bishop
"Biplane Toy" - 2 X 4, you can get two of these Biplanes from one 2 X 4 |
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David Bishop
"Shopsmith Auxiliary Tool Station - stations hold
bandsaw/jointer/belt-sander, strip-sander & scroll saw" - plywood for
main case |
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Bobby Hartness
"Slant Top Cabinet" - John Townsend Newport Reproduction - Mahogany |
George Roberts
"Child's TV-watching Stool" - Mahogany |
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Charlie Stephan
"tulipwood bowl w/natural void", (Central America). |
John Szeto
Re-saw fence |
General Meeting
August 1, 2005
Again, I apologize
for doing a lousy job in keeping track of who did
what, and taking all the appropriate pictures, so if any of you would like to
straighten
me out or send additional pictures,
feel free.
This situation should improve when the Fred Ray photo booth is in operation.
Small chest
Tear-drop table
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Danny Goodson up to his old tricks |
General Meeting
July 11, 2005
Being a
Show-and-Teller this time, it was difficult for me to keep track of who did
what, and take all the appropriate pictures, so if any of you would like to
straighten
me out or send additional pictures,
feel free.
Danny Goodson
Steam Engine
Billy Bolin
Jewelry Box
Woven Basket
Bill Brett
Lantern
Dave Paul
Heart Bowl and Religious Container
Lamp Base and Bowls
General Meeting
May 2, 2005
Sandy Pollock
Scroll Saw Shelf
Tom Bixby
Leather Trunk
Wayne Comstock
Tip & Turn Table
General Meeting
April 4, 2005
John Lamacraft
Turned vessels and bowl
Danny Goodson
Bandsaw basket and scroll saw figures
Al Masson
Turned bowls
Bob Thompson
Jewelry box with decorative lid
Bob Thompson
Jewelry box with carved lid
General Meeting
March 7, 2005
The above 6 pictures are a
collection of bowls, shakers, lamps, kaleidoscopes, eggs, potpourri boxes,
letter openers, etc, of many different species of woods, done by Danny Goodson
(scroll saw work),
George Roberts, and Bill Rucker. It was difficult to keep who did what
straight, so if any of you would like to straighten
me out or send additional pictures,
feel free.
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Magazine Rack
Tom Johnson |
Chess table
Myndert Papenhuyzen |
General Meeting
February 7, 2005
 
Myndert Papenhuyzen
Entertainment center
Al Masson
Square bowl and other turnings
Mike George
Bedside table with curved dovetails
Bill Rucker
Elm bowl
Darryl Roberson
Walnut spinning wheel
Fred Ray
Exotic wood pens
Linda Rakey
Headboard
Wayne Comstock
Tip-n-turn table
General Meeting
January 3, 2005
Jim Kilton
Inside-out vases
Dave Paul
Red oak bowl, inside-out vase, box
Fred Ray
Deer caller, pens (deer antler, elk, corn cob - you name it, Fred has made a pen
out of it)
Richard Mackintosh
Conestoga wagon
The wagon had driven away from the table where the other entries were.
Steve Kern
Kitchen cabinet mentoring program
Steve had a picture of one of the cabinets, which he has
submitted to the International Woodworkers Club for breaking the record for
number of clamps on one piece (14). Since I was a member of the team working on
that piece, I exercise a little poetic license in not publishing it.
For Show & Tell Archive, click
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