I have made a slight improvement to the web page sign in which should result in less confusion. Now, upon signing in to view the Members Only pages, you should see the homepage for the web site. Previously, a page was shown for editing your profile. In MOST instances – … Continue reading
The AAW has shared an article by Mike Peace on the use of woodworm screws and screw chucks. A link to the article is below: Woodworm Screws
For the second month in a row, we had poor weather for the club night. Again, the turnout was surprisingly good. Several guests and new members attended along with the faithful. Carl Brust gave a financial report – the account is quite healthy at the moment but that reflects all … Continue reading
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The meeting on February 5, 2018 was surprisingly well attended in spite of the weather. Scott Kosteretz was recognized for his leadership as club president for the preceding 3 years and for his serving as the charter president when the club was founded. Among the announcements was the reminder that … Continue reading
The AAW has provided an article which shows three different gauges to use for measuring the thickness of material in bowl bottoms. The article has been added to the downloads available. Download here.
The AAW continues to offer the trial membership – the current flyer is shown below:
The AAW has provided a video tip. See below:
Some of our members may be interested in this. http://www.communityshoppers.com/item/2726-artist-shares-his-wonders-in-wood-at-east-troy-exhibit I ran across this article in our weekly free paper. Tom Raushke lives at rural Palmyra, WI. I have visited his studio during a Kettle Moraine Fall Artists Tour. Tom gave me a booklet on wood art which is in the … Continue reading
A web page is added to the MAWT website with more information about Michael and the event. You can register one of three ways: Hand a check to Dave Drickhamer at the next MAWT meeting. Use the Paypal buttons on the web page to both pay and register for the … Continue reading
