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- Business meeting
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- Three new guys
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- Show and Tell: David F.
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- David F.: Hollow clamshell forms
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- David explains the technique to Arnie J.
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- John A.
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- John A. : Utah vessel (1)
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- John A. : Utah vessel (2)
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- Bruce B.
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- John A. and Bruce B.
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- John Wells
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- John Wells
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- John Wells
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- John Wells
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- New shield hanging in front of lathe
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- Wood Raffle: Norfolk Pine, Juniper, Birch, and Mystery Wood
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- Tools also raffled
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- Birch
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- Pedro M. introduces John Wells and wife Marianna
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- John begins presentation with slide show of his architectural work
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- Go to website wellsturned.com for galleries of his work
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- First demo project is duplicating baluster using story stick (or card)
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- Transferring essential measuremts to the copy piece
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- Coves cut with gouge
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- Back to the roughing gouge for the big curve
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- Careful sanding near the pommel
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- Finished turning
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- Multi-axis short legs
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- Notice the two centers on each piece
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- The pad foot leg project is next
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- Example leg with offset foot
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- Keep the centers within the base pad when turning the foot
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- Slight offset at top center helps make a smoother transition between the two curves on the leg shaft
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- Marking the diagonals for the offset centers
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- Cutting the straight pommel – Note the new plastic protective shield constructed by David F.
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- Getting ready to shape foot
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- Turning the foot pad with bedan
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- Turning the foot with gouge
