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Demonstration |
Competition |
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January 7 |
AGM - POSTPONED. |
Pair of goblets |
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February 4 |
AGM followed by Club member Colin Smith with an off-centre bowl plus Jill Piers Woodturning Supplies. |
Pair of goblets |
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March 4 |
Return visit by Andy Coates - sure to be another absorbing evening. |
Something for the garden |
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March 20 |
All-day demo from Carlyn Lindsay. Carlyn's speciality is laminated wood with which she makes a range of one-off contemporary and mainly functional objects including bowls, pots, boxes and walking sticks. Admission by ticket bought in advance. |
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April 8 |
Simon Hope: working with pewter. |
Thin walled bowl |
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April 24 |
Spend a Saturday at an All-Day Hands-On |
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May 6 |
Mark Baker, editor of Woodturning with an undoubted audience pulling demonstration. |
Spirtle (stirrer) |
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June 3 |
Auction and Brains Trust plus Cambridge
Blanks with wood for sale. |
Bud vase* |
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July 1 |
Mick Hanbury, internationally known artistic turner on his first visit to Cambridge.. |
Small box |
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August 5 |
Hands-On: Another chance for a practical evening. |
Honey dipper |
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September 2 |
Another new face, John Johnson, with inverted turning and a stained edge bowl. Plus a range of woodturning items for sale. |
Off-centre item |
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October 7 |
Chris Norton shows us how to make pepper mills. |
Ring holder/stand |
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November 4 |
An entertaining evening with Chris Wedlake. |
Xmas decorations |
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December 3 |
Xmas Social, Club member Arnie Davis with a demo for all tastes and Cambridge Blanks as added bonus. |
Annual Competition |
*Note that June's competition is restricted to those members who have never come 1st, 2nd or 3rd in any Club competition.