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SDecember 2000http://www.capwoodturners.org.The CAW NewsletterThe CAW Newsletter is the official publication of the Capital Area Woodturners Chapter of the AAW, and is published for the information of its members.Membership in the CAW Chapter is open to anyone interested in the art and craft of woodturning.Event Announcement:Date:Time:Place:Sun., Dec 10, 20005:00 PM—9:00 PMMessiah UnitedMethodist Church Hall6125 Rolling RoadSpringfield, VA 22152Some changes in time and dish allocation, soPLEASE - Read everything! See maps enclosedSharing Holiday Cheer !!!We hope you are planning to join your fellowmembers of the Capital Area Woodturners for the 2ndannual Woodturners Ball on Sunday evening, December10th, in the church hall of the Messiah United MethodistChurch on Rolling Road in Springfield, VA. Our goal issimple: Let's all get together during this holiday seasonto share some holiday cheer with the members, families,and friends of the CAW; eat a hearty meal of whateverdishes walk through the door; vote for the best holidayornament from the members' entries; and exchange aturned object for those participating in the grab-bagexchange.The CAWHoliday Socialis hereI-95 goingSouth off theI-495 BeltwaydRoaingRollPlease RSVP to Jim or Elaine Marstall,703-644-6797, not later than Dec 8th, so we can get ahead count. Tell us what dish you will be bringing.(See following suggestion list)Remember, Chris Light will be collecting new,unwrapped toys for the Marines "Toys for Tots"Program, bring along a toy donation and bring joy to aneedy child's Holiday.5:00 PM!! Social Hour—Fun, camaraderie, horsd'oeuvres, soft drinks, and inspecting the items entered inthe ornament contest and the grab-bag participation6:00 PM!! Dinner — Really great food prepared by yourfriends, fellow woodturners, and/or their spouses. Potluck dinners are the best eating anywhere. Drinks andeating utensils will be provided by the CAW.7:00 PM!! Fun & Games — Vote for your favoriteornament and grab-bag entry; dance with someone; singsome holiday carols; renew old acquaintances and makenew ones; or talk about turning just come and have fun!!Suggestions For the CAW Woodturners Ball Bring a dish to share to serve 8 peopleLast name starts with brings: (Sample dishes) A - E: Main Course (Ham, Chicken, Lasagna)Don't let this get too expensive F - J: Salad (Green; Pasta; Greek; Taco) K - O: Dessert (So many goodies to suggest) P - T: Side Dish(Potatoes, Vegetables, Fruit) U - Z: Hors D'oeuvres(Appetizers,finger-food) Bring a cheap serving spoon for your dish The club will provide: Soft Drinks(No alcohol in the church please) Paper plates, napkins, utensils, cups & ice Bring your ornament and grab-bag entries Bring your best Holiday carols/dancing music Bring a toy for the Marines' "Toys For Tots"
December 2000Written for my friend Chris LightBy Michael James SullivanNovember 2000WOOD TURNINGYou saw a tree from the very start,I saw a living growing work of art.I harvested it and stacked it upYou looked at me and said now what?You say it doesn’t look so goodJust a stack of firewoodIt’s messy and it has no heartJust you wait till I startFor firewood’s not what I seeDeep within the heart of me.I see a tree with birds alineI’ll bring out on this lathe of mine.God put the carving’s there you seeAnd left the bringing out to me.So a little piece of happinessComes from this lathe of mine I guessSo leave me alone to turn my woodSince God let me do it so goodFor only God can make a treeBut the rest is done by my lathe and me.Items for SaleMakita 2 hp, 4 gallon, oil-less compressor. Boughtin June, has run less than 10 hours. Just like new. Paid 315 will sell for 175.Art JensonP.O. Box 520 Lively, VA 22507AJenson123@aol.com804-462-0834FAX 804-462-0272DeLonghi Heater - 30.00, and a Sears AirConditioner, 10000BTU, for 25.00.If you have ever been in my garage in the summeryou know it works.Dick Krehling 703-435-9146IRemember,Bring a piece to January's meeting to be put onpermanent display in the lobby of the Millennium ArtsCenter. Let everyone who comes into the MAC see thequality of your work. A card will be placed with eachpiece identifying the turner, the type of wood, and thetype of turning - so be sure to include all thatinformation with your submission.Page 2Source of SuppliesI am not sure I will be able to make it to thenext meeting, so please let the group know that Isaw those giant rubber bands that JohannesMichelsen used, in a Giant Supermarket. They arewith the trash bags and are 2.39 for 10.Thanks,Stefan RaabNext Month's CAW MeetingThe raffle prize for the January 2001 meeting willbe a Delta Model 46-250 Mini Lathe worth 250 .Maximize your chances: buy early & buy often !!The next normally scheduled meeting of theCAW will be held on Saturday, January 13th, 2000 inthe Millennium Arts Center at 65 I-Street inWashington DC. After a business meeting andshow & tell session, our monthly program willconsist of a discussion and demonstration of theclass that Jim Marstall and C.A. Savoy took inSeptember 2000.The demonstration will entail Jim Marstallrelating the approach that Lyle Jamison takes towoodturning and, using the slides that Mr. Jamisonused during the course, the basic information &instruction that he gave about turning techniques.C.A. Savoy will then give a hands-ondemonstration of the boring bar setup the Mr.Jamison is credited with inventing for use in deephollow turning. C.A. will also demonstrate theattachment to the boring bar that is an integral partof Mr. Jamison's deep hollowing setup.Thisattachment is a laser pointer attached as anextension to the boring bar and assists the turner toget really thin-walled vessels turning into theendgrain of deep hollow forms.(Note: anexplanation of the laser pointer was included in theApril 2000 publication of the CAW Newsletter.)Cleanup Volunteers NeededOn Sunday, December 10th, after thefestivities associated with our Holiday social andAnnual Woodturners Ball are over, Tom Boley andJim Marstall need a few attendees to volunteer tostay a couple of minutes after the party to help tidyup the church hall and put away the tables andequipment.The CAW Officers will help Tom and histalented wife Judi to setup and decorate the hall, butonce we're done, it really only takes about 20minutes to put everything back like it was if we have10 people, or more, chip in. Please plan to spendjust a couple of minutes with us around 8:30 PM toensure that we leave the hall just like we found it.
December 2000Page 3An Internet Web Site That is Worth a VisitThe Saskatchewan Craft Gallery is pleased topresent a unique exhibition in association with theEmma 2000 Collaboration. The Emma 2000Collaboration is an international woodturning, furnitureand metal conference sponsored by the PhiladelphiaWood Turning Center and the Saskatchewan CraftCouncil.The exhibition titled "Little Bowl Show" invitedinternational turners to donate small "bowls" that werethen sent on to various artists working in a multitude ofdisciplines to finish. The bowls were then carved,painted, cut up, added to or altered in whatevermanner the collaborating artist chose. The result is awonderful kaleidoscope of original creations fromaround the globe.The approximately 200 "bowls" will be exhibitedat the Saskatchewan Craft Gallery and offered for saleat the SCC Gallery and on the internet. The proceedsfrom the sale of the bowls will be used towardsestablishing a permanent woodworking studio at theEmma Lake Kenderdine Campus, University ofSaskatchewan,towardsaneducationfundadministered by the Wood Turning Center inPhiladelphia, and to support Saskatchewan CraftCouncil Programs. Use the following URL to accessthe Saskatchewan Arts Council Homepage:http://www.saskcraftcouncil.org/New CAW Members for November 2000Welcome all! We are glad you have chosen to addyour talents to our club. We look forward to thecontributions you will make, and the pieces you willbring in to Show-&-Tell, to add to our mutual love ofwoodturning and collective knowledge and skill.More Items For SaleItemSherline Lathe System, Model 4000.Live drive center, carbide cutting tool, Rockertool post; 3/8" Jacobs drill chuck; 2 1/2" Selfcentering 3-jawed chuck; faceplate, steel, 3inch with lathe dog; and light pull and beadchuckInboard wood tool restSaddle speed tool restBlack anodized steel round tool rest, 4"Black anodized steel tool rest, 7 inchStainless steel tool rest, 3 inchStainless steel tool rest, 5 inch7MM mandrel system for pen turningFaceplate, aluminum, 2 inchFaceplate, aluminum, 2 inchResettable handwheel8 tools and 10.00 eachTotalFirst NameCityNew Slate of CAW Officers for the Coming YearPlease give them your help and supportCAW 2001 Officer RosterNamePositionBob PezoldPresidentRandy BjorklundSTMike p of the MonthTO SPALT YOUR OWN WOOD:Mix in a food processor or blender:One can beerOne & one half tablespoons ammoniaOne cup miracle grow (mixed double strength)Oak leavesGrass clippingsPaint this mixture on all exposed surfaces of your greenwood, and seal the wood in a garbage bag. Store baggedwood in a warm location. Check wood in a month or so.How long will it take? You be the judge!P.S. Do your spouse a favor – clean the foodprocessor or blender out really well when done!Ohio Valley Woodturners 045.0080.00 945.65ValueSPECIAL SALE Price for everything 800.00ContactKenneth Rajspis3063 South Abingdon StreetArlington, VA 22206703-820-8306Vice-PresidentLast NameRetail Value 545.95TreasurerDon JohnsonSecretaryTim & Sheryl KochmanProgram DirectorsC. A. SavoyShow DirectorJim MarstallNewsletter EditorContact Information8018 Hammond St.Alexandria, VA 22309703-418-8626rpezold@erols.com9422 Wooded Glen Ave.Burke, VA 22015703-440-8232Sonja@erols.com14526 Creek Branch CourtCenterville, VA 22020703-378-8117mikemc1421@aol.com2207 Windsor RoadAlexandria, VA 22307-1019703-329-1326drjpapaw@aol.com10411 Todman Landing CourtBurke, VA 22015703-250-48911309 Gatewood DriveAlexandria, VA 22307703-765-72686213 Capella Ave.Burke, VA 220215703-644-6797james.marstall@west.boeing.com
December 2000About Our Members, etc.by Phil BrownPrior to our October meeting, Lin Lambeth and ChrisLight attended a workshop with Johannes Michelson inVermont. It was a great class and they both came awaywith finished hats and a large amount of confidence. Theyreally appreciated the opportunity.Fredricksburg VA has a web site promoting gallery visits onthefirstFridaysofthemonth, http://www.artspoint.org/art/first fridays/sept00.asp . Asreported in the CAW September Newsletter, Chris Light'swork was featured at Eyeclopes Studios. The web site laterfeatured two gallery display photos with this text: "With nofewer than 20 objects, Chris Light must have emptied thestorage vault for this show. Light's work is mostly of wood,beautifully crafted, and well thought out. His attention todetail is apparent in "Gaugin's Pipe." Upon opening thesmall hinged lid on top of the pipe, you find tobaccosnuggled within. His consideration of meaning and intent,mixed with form, quality craftsmanship, and proliferation ofwork make this artist the star of this show." As you wouldexpect, Chris has been excited about this exposure and thesales from that show."Thunderstruck" a carved cherry wood sculpture with turnedelements, 50" high x 16" wide x 16" deep, was LyndaSmith-Bugge's entry in the 2000 Open Exhibition in theBell Atlantic Gallery at Northern Virginia CommunityCollege during November. A web site photo can be seen council/exhibition/1.htmlTurns out that Ed Moore wasn't the only CAW member toattend Arrowmont this year. Richard Preston received anAAW grant and took a class with Michael Hosaluk. Richardreports it was great! He made a number of things includinga bowling alley - ball and offset pins.In it's October issue THE WASHINGTONIAN recommended"best budget art galleries" included Gallery West inAlexandria, and listed wood turning as one of the types ofwork carried. The wood turning is exclusively the work ofGeorge Skorupski.Dick Wexelblat was one of the featured artists on apostcard from Sun's Traces Gallery in Barboursville, VApromoting their Fall Open House on November 11 & 12th.In December Dick and Pat will move to 543 Prescott Rd.Merion Station, PA 19066. Phone is 610 664 6717.Promote yourself in the CAW Newsletter by sending information to PhilBrown, 12200 Wynmore Lane, Bowie, MD 20715-1282. Phone:301-262-8597. E-mail: philfbrown@greenbelt.comCALL FOR EXHIBITORSREMINDER - To all shy CAW members!! Your application,slides for up to three pieces, and a 30 fee is due January10, 2001 for The Crafts Collection 2001. Organized by theCreative Crafts Council, this juried exhibit will be up February22 - April 7, 2001 at Strathmore Hall Arts Center on RockvillePage 4Pike in North Bethesda. This is a great opportunity forCAW members to gain exposure in the local market, toadd a good show to your resume, while exposing thepublic to turned wood. Get an application at our nextmeeting or contact Phil Brown.8th Frederick Festival of the Arts is an indoor fineart/fine craft festival June 2-3, 2001 in Frederick, MD.Application deadline is January 31, 2001.ContactFrederick Festival of the Arts., P.O. Box 3080, ickarts.orgNEWS and MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS1.Did you know there is a charity to benefit artistsand craft producers who experience studio disasters likefire or flood? It is the Craft Emergency Relief Fund. Itraises funds from people like us, and from numerousspecial benefits at craft related events. See web sitehttp://www.craftemergency.org.2.The previously announced Jack Vesery workshopfor next March in Annapolis has been canceled because hehad a conflict and cannot come.3.Seems to me that most CAW members have notwanted to exhibit their work beyond the joys of our ownshow & tell at monthly meetings. But with more good workshowing up, maybe that will change. Opportunities toexhibit, like the Creative Crafts Council exhibit listedabove, don't come often.We can also createopportunities, but these require initiative, work, and moreexpense.Several art centers in the area considerapplications for group shows once a year. For example,Glenview Mansion in Rockville, MD considers applicationsfor the coming year in January each year. In Columbia,MD proposals are accepted in July each year. Andproposals are accepted annually at Rock Creek Gallery inWashington DC. There are several potential places toapply in the Virginia suburbs. So, if any of you ever wantto work on or organize a CAW member exhibit, there isguidance and encouragement available for the asking.Help Teach KidsLinda Smith-Bugge will be exposing 3rd, 4th and 5thgraders to wood and some basic working skills fromJanuary 2-12, 2001, in the mornings at the Timber LaneElementary School in Falls Church. She needs severalvolunteers to assist and/or lend some of these items:1.2.3.A few people who would be willing to do one-hourdemonstrations.Loan of hand tools, such as, small squares, handsaws, hand drills, clamps, three portableworkbenches.Stories, tales, songs and poems about wood.Linda would appreciate your call at 703-534-6316.
December 2000October 2000 MeetingShow & Tell TablePage 5Above left: Bob Grudberg - a 16" W Oak shallow bowl with Cedar insert. Above right: Jim Marstall - A 13" natural edgewinged bowl of Silverleaf Maple and eight spurtles of Cherry (Spurtle is an old Scottish word for "Stirring Stick")Above left: Bob Grudberg - Walnut crotch platter with a pedestal base. Above right, Alan Becker - A 5"W X 4"H AmbrosiaMaple hollow form with an ultra thin wall thickness achieved by using the laser pointer and a 3 1/
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