Join us July 26 – 28, 2024 in Mercer, Maine for three days Celebrating Japanese Woodworking! This year we are expanding to three full days, featuring more in-depth, hands-on workshops, more expert instructors, more opportunities to learn and practice with … Continue reading →
March 9th, the SECOND Saturday our monthly meeting was held in person at Bain Center (info link) and virtual using Zoom technology. The presentation was, “Shaded Fan Inlay, by Bob Van Dyke“. PROGRAM 09:40 – Opening – Mike New Members … Continue reading →
SOLD Delta 22-540 planer with dust collector shroud and new set of knives $250.00 (cabinet NOT included).
Continue reading →As part of our Guild Member Shop Tour program, John Biggs has generously agreed to open up his shop for Guild members to visit on Saturday, February 10th, from 9:00AM – 2:00 PM. Guild members in good standing, and immediate … Continue reading →
Thanks to Rich Ellery for suggesting a woodworker YouTube creator who has a number of videos featuring space saving workshop furniture. https://www.core77.com/posts/126869/Clever-Transforming-Space-Saving-Workshop-Furniture-Designs Scroll down this page to view three of his designs, each one accompanied by a pair of images, … Continue reading →
February 3rd, the FIRST Saturday our monthly meeting will be in person at Bain Center (info link) and virtual using Zoom technology. The presentation will be, “Enhanced Show and Tell, featuring several member’s projects“. Meeting details: AGENDA: 0900 – 0955 … Continue reading →
During the January 2nd, 2024 BoD meeting a laptop for AV and workshop purposes was proposed by Randy Dalnekoff, Technology Committee Chair. The committee members examined the need for a laptop for both Audio Visual and Workshop purposes, and found a … Continue reading →
Excellent condition craftsman 19.2 v staple gun. NO battery though. Used it once on chicken run years ago but not since. Shoots up to 1 1/4 inch brad nails and 9/16 staples. Asking $20 Would cost you $70 to $80 … Continue reading →
A few years ago, a turner gave me his lathe when he upgraded. It’s old and quirky, and does have an exposed drive belt, but it works well. I’ve turned everything from pens, bottle stoppers, bowls, and even a baseball … Continue reading →
