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TheBladerunnerP.O. Box 1838, Thousand Oaks, California 91358-0838March 2018www.cvwa.orgIssue #257
Calendar of Upcoming EventsMarch 1March 13March 21March 22March 23April 5April 10April 18April 19April 27May 3May 5May 8May 16May 17May 25June 14June 12June 20June 21June 22July 5July10July 18July 19July 27-- Regular Meeting: 7:00PM, Installation of New Officers and Directors. Program:Mike Pentecost – “Sharpening Hand Saws”-- Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court-- CVWA Breakfast, Pickles Newbury Park, 1940 Newbury Road #100-- CVWA Board of Director's Meeting 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM President's home-- CVWA Breakfast 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Denny's Camarillo-- Regular Meeting: 7:00PM, Challenge: A Carved Piece. Program: Ed Reed –“Segmented Turning”-- Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court-- CVWA Breakfast, Pickles Newbury Park, 1940 Newbury Road #100-- CVWA Board of Director's Meeting 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM President's home-- CVWA Breakfast 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Denny's Camarillo-- Regular Meeting: 7:00PM, Challenge: Something Made By Hand. Program: WillRobbins – “Pen Turning”-- Shop Tour at Stephen Case-Pall’s-- Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court-- CVWA Breakfast, Pickles Newbury Park, 1940 Newbury Road #100-- CVWA Board of Director's Meeting 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM President's home-- CVWA Breakfast 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Denny's Camarillo-- (NOTE: This is the Second Thursday of the month.) Regular Meeting:7:00PM, Challenge: TBD; Program: Jim Battocchio – “Wood Burning”-- Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court-- CVWA Breakfast, Pickles Newbury Park, 1940 Newbury Road #100-- CVWA Board of Director's Meeting 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM President's home-- CVWA Breakfast 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Denny's Camarillo-- Regular Meeting: 7:00PM (School Closed/Location: Arlen Handberg’s house),Challenge: TBD; Program: TBD-- Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court-- CVWA Breakfast, Pickles Newbury Park, 1940 Newbury Road #100-- CVWA Board of Director's Meeting 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM President's home-- CVWA Breakfast 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Denny's CamarilloIssue #257Page 2
President's MessageLet’s all welcome our new President and new Board of Directors!PresidentArlen HandbergDirectors at Large:Stephen Case-PallAl FournierIssue #257Page 3
Mike GornEd ReedWill RobbinsFebruary Meeting PresentationDave Seidler – “Sandpaper, Abrasives & Scraping Tools”TUNDRA By Chad C-rpenterwow, rHg cAwt'ttJMUST HAVE BEEN,N SOME TERSBLE5EA 9NALE6,Issue #257Page 4
Raffle Prizes for MarchThe March raffle prizes will include a 50 gift card and more (to be determined).Conejo Hardwood Membership SaturdayJeff Bock organized this membership event and took the first and last shifts. Several prospectivemembers left their contact information, but we had no actual sign ups.LibraryWe need your opinion. Is the Library still needed? Please let Arlen or any Board Member know how youfeel.August PicnicNot too early to start making things for the silent auction. It’s fun and helps the Club, so remember tomake and donate something special!Issue #257Page 5
February Show & TellKatie Kurzweil (not only exhibited, butjoined!)Dan WaingrowIssue #257Page 6
Bill WatkinsFrank SinsheimerCharlie NorthIssue #257Page 7
Dick Harmon Helps the Boy ScoutsDick Harmon helped out Boy Scout LeaderKaty Seybold and her troop:I responded to Katy’s request for help by firstmaking 50 whistle blanks that were to befinished by the scouts. She then needed helpwith a pine wood derby track. These picturesshow the finished product. The track isapproximately 50 feet long with an electronictimer. The derby was held on Wednesday,February 7th, with nine scouts and their cars.It was great seeing them and watching theresults.Outstanding Gift CertificatesMayan Hardwood has informed us that there are some outstanding Gift Certificates going back to 2014.So check your wallet, tool box, junk drawer, glove box, anywhere you stash things that you don’t want toforget about (?) and see if you have one just waiting to be used.Issue #257Page 8
Help NeededConejo Valley resident looking for help with daybed frame:After searching high and low, I’ve come to the conclusion that it might be easier to have someone build aframe for a twin mattress rather than trying to modify an existing wooden daybed frame.I am looking to create a daybed on which the top of a 7” mattress would be at a typical height for sitting,like a couch. You might think this is a no-brainer, but I’m sitting on one, the best one I could find, rightnow that I really need a stepstool to get up on, and I’m 5’7”. This piece needs to have a contiguous backrest, not bars or widely-spaced slats, although it doesn’t have to be a solid piece of wood. There are prosand cons to armrests, but I’m inclined to go for it.I’m looking for something that will match the basic colors of the wood in the room, which has mediumdark stained cherry tones. As far as dimensions, think of what would frame a twin mattress, with a backthat might rise about 24”. Armrests to be determined with your advice.Thank you for any suggestions or offers to use your woodworking skills for another good cause.Thank you, SusanIssue #257Page 9
Woodworking ks of the Trade page 2 How to Coil a Band Saw Blade 2:12Latest Uploads page 2 Tip for Cutting Plywood Safely and Accurately 2:23Latest Uploads page 3 Simple Tip for Removing Pencil Marks 0:56Latest Uploads page 1 How to Cut Plexiglass Without Chipping 2:23Latest Uploads page 1 How to Cut Circles on a Table Saw 4:15Table Saws page 1 Making Safe Cuts Using a Custom Push Block and Zero- ‐ Clearance Throat Plate 6:00Table Saws page 1 Safe Rip Cuts with a Table Saw & Push Sticks 9:00Table Saw page 1 Making Box Joints with Templates 8:36Routers page 1 Router Joinery Basics: Dado Jig 5:25Tricks of the Trade page 1 Plane Thin Panels Safely with this Sled Jig 3:19The Wood Whisperer/ 2009 Oil Based Finish by Marc Spagnuolo 36:39 minsYouTube VideosUnboxing and assembly of a Powermatic 3520B Lathe by Ed Reedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v PZkdqnsYL UThe Physics of Bandsaw Resawing by Matthias Wandel 6:46 https://youtu.be/fK9m5PadmiIMaking Zero Clearance Table Saw Inserts by Matthias Wandel 9:18 https://youtu.be/Jgh1Hqg1LY8Table Saw Kickback by Andy Rawls 8:25 https://youtu.be/u5F9TiHF2tcTable Saw Safety- ‐ Kickback and Hot Dog Demo This Old House 4:10 https://youtu.be/hRygWpXXYJ4Kickback on Camera by NewWoodworker.com 4:57 https://youtu.be/u7sRrC2Jpp4The Wood Whisperer/ 2017 Shop Tour by Marc Spagnuolo 34 mins https://youtu.be/48qxudcYPrU?t 2The Wood Whisperer/ 2009 Oil Based Finish by Marc Spagnuolo 36:39 mins https://youtu.be/pCzblO0f8P8?t 5Southern California Tool Swap MeetsAnderson PlywoodFour swap meets per yearThird Saturday of February, May, August, and November6 AM-NOON4020 Sepulveda Blvd. Culver City, CA 90230John Arenson / 310-397-8229San Diego Rockler Swap MeetTwo swap meets per yearFirst Sunday of April (except Easter) and November6 AM-NOON8199 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, CA 92111Bill Collins / 619-232-4626Issue #257Page 10
Arroyo Swap MeetTwo swap meets per yearSecond Saturday of June and September6 AM-NOON / Limited Dealer Spaces2707 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107Bob Wilbur / 626-447-5466PAST San Diego Swap MeetOne swap meet per yearFriday before the Third Weekend of January6 AM-NOONFour Points Sheraton Hotel8110 Aero Dr. San Diego, CA 92123Bob Wilbur / 626-447-5466SoCal Old Tool Swap MeetsTo be on an email reminder list for upcoming events, send your name and emailaddress to laura@toolswapusa.comVendor ListThe following vendors support us by offering discounts to those with a valid membership card.American Fastening Systems Inc591 Constitution Ave. “D” Camarillo.805 388-1552 Ask for Al Redlinewww.americanfasteningsystems.comConejo Electric Motor31200 La Baya #305 Westlake Village805 495-0556 See Bill Butlerwww.conejoelectricmotor.comConejo Hardwoods31275 La Baya, Thousand Oaks805 497-0025www.conejohardwoods.comDecor Paint2820 Thousand Oaks Bl Thousand Oaks,805-495-7097http://www.decorpaintstore.comDo It Center3775 Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks805 497-2753www.doitcenter.comFar West Plywood18450 Parthenia St. Northridge.818 885-1511www.farwestplywood.comIntegrity Wood Products7836 Alabama Ave. Canoga Park818 704-7490www.integritywoodproducts.comMayan Lumber2930 Los Olivos, Oxnard805 981-4555www.mayanhardwood.comPeterman LumberRoadside Lumber & Hardware720 Graves Ave. Oxnard.29112 Roadside Drive, Agoura Hills805 987 3877805 497-1486 Code: sue #257Page 11
Rockler Pasadena83 south Rosemead Blvd Pasadena 91107www.rockler.comRockler Torrance20725 Hawthorne Bl. Torrance.310-542-1466www.rockler.comSiggia Hardware16260 Raymer St. Van Nuys818-787-1650www.siggia.comSign up on www.siggia.com and mentionCVWA for contractor pricingSun Brothers Enterprises.4350 Eileen St. Simi Valley805 526-5794www.sunbrothersenterprises.comSuperior Moulding5953 Sepulveda, Van Nuys 91411818 376-1415 (15% discount)www.superiormoulding.comValencia Lumber and Panel15809 Strathern St. Van Nuys.866-811-2909www.valencialumber.comWoodcraft Orange CountyBeach Bl. @ 22 Fwy.10% excludes sale items and power tools.www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id 553CVWA Board of DirectorsElected OfficersPresidentTom Welz (805) 630 1299 president@cvwa.orgVice PresidentBill Aurand (805) 231 9656 programs@cvwa.orgSecretaryMike Pentacost(805) 526-6482TreasurerCharlie North(805) 427-5370 cnorthmd@gmail.comMembershipDave SeidlerCommunicationsRandy Spengler communications@cvwa.orgPast PresidentChristian Ziegler(805) 491-2599 membership@cvwa.org(805) 876-0252 chziggy@atechmar.comAppointed PositionsMentor ProgramDave Seidler (805) 491-2599 membership@cvwa.orgLibrarianRobert Wilson monogene2000@yahoo.comIssue #257Page 12
Safety Award Recognition TBDWebmasterAubrey Grey (805) 494-9409 webmaster@cvwa.orgToy ProjectBill Aurand and Arlen HandbergEditorTom Welz (805) 630-1299 editor@cvwa.orgSoundSaxon RobbinsRaffleBill Battocchio (805) 482-0832 wbatt1@yahoo.comRande Bence (805) 349-5507RefreshmentsWillard Anderson (805) 484-39850 wa 1anderson@verizon.netJim Goram (805) 402-2415 jimgorum@gmail.comAuctionWill Robbins 805 241 7984 robbinswill@yahoo.comSilent AuctionTBDIssue #257Page 13
Issue #257 Page 2 Calendar of Upcoming Events ! March 1 --Regular Meeting: 7:00PM, Installation of New Officers and Directors.Program: Mike Pentecost – “Sharpening Hand Saws” March 13 --Just Coffee get-together 10:00am to 11:30am Oaks Mall Food Court March 21 --CVWA Br
SUPER COOL tm. Fence, many blades all of which have been resharpened, or are brand new in packages. Also, Rockwell 6” dado set. !Bandsaw: Grizzly 14” w/ base cabinet and HTC rolling base under - 220 volt 1.5 H.P. with numerous blad
Test Name Score Report Date March 5, 2018 thru April 1, 2018 April 20, 2018 April 2, 2018 thru April 29, 2018 May 18, 2018 April 30, 2018 thru May 27, 2018 June 15, 2018 May 28, 2018 thru June 24, 2018 July 13, 2018 June 25, 2018 thru July 22, 2018 August 10, 2018 July 23, 2018 thru August 19, 2018 September 7, 2018 August 20, 2018 thru September 1
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