Ashley Whitehead — Various pieces of Scroll
Saw work which demonstrate the skill and
the attention to detail required in this form
of Wood Art.
Joe Costantino —- A number of Bandsaw
Boxes. The first two front left and the one
on front right were made from 3RT Designer
Hardwood. 3RT is an Adelaide based Company
that has developed a process that assembles
veneers into 2500 x 500 x 200mm
blocks using a water based nano glue, The
veneers are cut from plantation thinnings
that would otherwise end up as waste.
Gary King — The two trestles are from a plan that
was published in the Australian Woodsmith
magazine.
Ian Cardwell — This pen was turned from
Avacado wood.
John Flanagan — This Mantle Clock was cut out of
Huon Pine with a jigsaw after the piece was put
through the thicknesser, The edges were rounded
over with a router and the clock mechanism was
recessed into the back. The wood was finished
with polyeurathane.
Ian Wilson — The box was made to go
under his desk. Its purpose is to hide
computer cables and keep the area tidy. Ian
also tried his hand at spoon making.
Warren Anker — These are game packs that he
bought and brought in to show. It is a three person
game called “Robbing the Orchard” and the playing
instructions are included. I won’t try to explain it here.
Since it consists only of a number of sticks it would be
quite simple to make. Ask Warren for the instructions.
Show ‘N Tell
John Flannigan — The workplace needs good
lighting and John is assisting by placing lights
over the drill stand.
Kar Wye Phoon — Our new member proudly
displaying her first pen
Craft Pavilion Wangaratta Showgrounds
4F Evans Street, Wangaratta
Ashley Whitehead — Various pieces of Scroll
Saw work which demonstrate the skill and
the attention to detail required in this form
of Wood Art.
Joe Costantino —- A number of Bandsaw
Boxes. The first two front left and the one
on front right were made from 3RT Designer
Hardwood. 3RT is an Adelaide based Company
that has developed a process that assembles
veneers into 2500 x 500 x 200mm
blocks using a water based nano glue, The
veneers are cut from plantation thinnings
that would otherwise end up as waste.
Gary King — The two trestles are from a
plan that was published in the Australian
Woodsmith magazine.
Ian Cardwell — This
pen was turned from
Avacado wood.
John Flanagan — This Mantle Clock was cut
out of Huon Pine with a jigsaw after the piece
was put through the thicknesser, The edges
were rounded over with a router and the
clock mechanism was recessed into the back.
The wood was finished with polyeurathane.
Ian Wilson — The box was made to go under
his desk. Its purpose is to hide computer cables
and keep the area tidy. Ian also tried his hand at
spoon making.
Warren Anker — These are game packs that he
bought and brought in to show. It is a three
person game called “Robbing the Orchard” and
the playing instructions are included. I won’t try
to explain it here. Since it consists only of a
number of sticks it would be quite simple to
make. Ask Warren for the instructions.
Show ‘N Tell
John Flannigan —
The workplace
needs good lighting
and John is assisting
by placing lights
over the drill stand.
Kar Wye Phoon —
Our new member
proudly displaying her
first pen