From Tony Rozendaal: A couple weeks ago an email went out about some black walnut that was available in Chenequa, WI. I am now in possession of that wood, now cut up into shorter lengths, and located at my place near East Troy. There is way more here than I … Continue reading
Click on the link below to see the content from an email about an end-of-year review for Beads of Courage. Notice the mention of MAWT in the listed woodturning clubs. https://mailchi.mp/013fcf237d28/beads-of-courage-woodturners-2019-end-of-year-review?e=d1c767b8df
This is from a forwarded email. For Sale Delta 1642 (Cat. 46-745) Badger Woodturners purchased this 16 inch machine used from a club member in 2011. Since that time it has only been used for hands-on workshops up to two times a year. It runs on 120V on a 20 … Continue reading
December President’s letter Hi fellow woodturners, We had a great group of turners get together Monday evening for MAWT’s annual December Christmas Party. As usual, there was way too much food and the Secret Santa raffle produced a lot of excellent gifts. Thanks to all members who joined in the … Continue reading
Corey Boulton has the following items for sale: Since I recently purchased a (slightly) larger lathe and am selling my Rikon 70-050VS variable speed lathe with a very heavy duty shop-built stand and the original accessories (tool rest, faceplate, drive center, live center, etc.). Asking $250 OBO. Also, while not … Continue reading
November President’s Letter: Hi fellow MAWT members, If you were at the Rob Nelson demo last weekend, you caught an excellent, detailed presentation. Rob explained how to hollow out a vessel with precision, from making tools, grinding tools, holding tools, and what to do and what not to do when … Continue reading
Pictures of Rob Nelson’s Demo
A couple emails went out about a large oak burl for sale in Kenosha County near the Bong Recreational Area. Here are the pictures.
Hi fellow MAWT members, Next time you have that scrap of punky wood and are ready to toss it into the garbage, consider stabilizing and casting. Curt VanWeelden explained the ins and outs of transforming a piece of wood destined for the fireplace into a spectacular finished bowl, globe, pen … Continue reading
Can you think of a better way to spend an October afternoon than driving through the scenic Kettle Moraine? What if you could stop at a number of art studios along the way? What if one of those art studios belonged to a professional wood artist who uses a lathe … Continue reading
