- New president Joanne W. presents past presidents plaque to Dave S.
- Dave accepts
- Joanne introduced the new set of club officers
- Al G: our Outreach officer and Cabrillo mentoring coordinator
- Show and Tell: Ron L. and Jim W. made bowls to present to donor of Black Walnut brought by Bruce P. at last meeting
- John A.: Carved Dogwood blossoms
- Bruce B.: Segmented vase featuring feather motif
- Bruce B.: Robert Craig type design in Rosewood
- Harvey M.: Lidded box in African Blackwood (clarinet bell stock)
- This form in Sycamore features a hammered texture on side
- Note hammered texture on top piece
- Jim R.: Filled Avocado bowl with green epoxy and finished with clear epoxy
- Jim R.: Filled Avocado bowl
- Wood raffle: Macadamia, Sycamore, Redwood, and Podocarpus available
- David F. demonstrating natural edge turning techniques
- David’s flaming chalice designs
- More chalices and natural edge bowls
- David with natural edge flaming chalice
- Base is here a separate turning
- Tenon shape depends on chuck jaws straight or dovetail
- David marks tenon size to match scroll chuck
- Cutting blank on bandsaw with jig and guide
- Balancing the high and low wings/edges when turning between centers
- Broom shows how grain should be cut
- Rough shaping the outside
- How to cut log for chalice with long base
- Scrape above or below center depending on inside or outside
- Use spacer to change bevel angle when using grinding jig like this Wolverine jig
- Setting gouge exposure in Wolvering jig using gauge block
- Describing approach with gouge when hollowing inside. David uses 50 and 60 deg bevels.
- Cut recess for candle using Forstner bit
- When finish turning the bottom, use tailstock mounted chuck to re-center when using vacuum to hold
- Or use jam chuck and hold with live center in tailstock
- Cutting the final shape for foot