Hello Guild Members,

Happy Holidays to you.  We hope the newsletter finds you well and looking forward the festivities yet to come this month. 

We want to take this opportunity to update you on new ads posted to the web site and an update/clarification from Wayne Austin, Shop Coordinator. 

Members with a website account, click HERE to login with your email address.
Members without an account or if you’re not sure if you do, click HERE to request a website account  

• Urgent:  We need a volunteer to take the Thursday daytime Workshop Monitor shift. This is a correction to the last Wood Chip post where we mistakenly indicated the coverage was for the Thursday evening shop hours.  Members who are able but not necessarily schooled in monitor duties are invited to contact Wayne Austin directly for information and to sign up.
• Projects:  Rick Munzer recently shared his solid wood woven basket project. Intrigued, I researched and found a great blog post and patterns website, though I haven’t found Rick’s basket pattern yet, which I really liked.  View my post HERE. And if you have any input or comments on this topic, click the link and comment right on the post. Go ahead, try it. 
• For Sale:
  • Lathes and Combo Disk/Belt Sander.  Check out Jordon Kitt’s ad for two 12″ lathes and large format disk belt sander combination tool.  Click HERE to view the details.
  • Steve Dunbar’s Woodworking Business Retirement Sale.  This Saturday, today, is Stephen’s sale.  Click HERE to see the details. 
  • Cherry Lumber and Legacy Ornamental mill woodworking machine.  Don Pierce has a great woodworking mill machine and stack of cherry lumber for sale.  Click HERE for details. 
  • There are other ads.  Not sure of their status. Click HERE to view the list. If you have posted an ad and no longer need it listed please let me know. 
• Events:
  • 13 Decmber, 8AM, Stephen Dunbar’s sale. 
  • 2-4 January, The Woodworking Shows in Baltimore.
  • 17 January, 9-12, Guild Monthly Meeting. 
  • Click HERE to suggest an event. 

thank you for reading our mail,

Gene,

HCWG Webmaster