Interesting Internet Links

- Mike Murray, Ocean Turners

http://www.woodcentral.com/newforum/grinds.shtml

- Ken Rowe, The Krowe's Nest www.KensWoodGifts.com

At shout and tell I displayed a bowl with wood eggs and told the folks present about my website that has a page on monthly turning tips. Januarys was how to turn an egg. Februarys is a photo of how a wood turner stores his chisels and a blurb on turning green wood. Several suggested that we swap links so all the members of CCW that have PC access can view the monthly turning tips.

This is an email I recieved from the web site... Mark

Dear Sir,

Our company organizes the Woodturning Cruise, taking place in Norway august this year.

We would be very grateful if you could put up a link on your website: www.woodturningcruise.com . Please find a picture attached to this email that can be used to highlight the link.

In brief, The Woodturning Cruise is a floating woodworking show which sails from Stavanger to the North Cape and return, crossing the Arctic Circle into the land of the Midnight sun! Onboard we will have top turners from all over the world, Richard Raffan, Mark Baker, Jimmy Clewes, Nick Agar and a lot more. These guys will be demonstrating in the harbours for our visiting customers and when we sail the passengers can use the lathes and tools. They will also get some tuition on the way! Onboard you will find passengers from all over the world! All with a genuine interest for wood and woodworking!

Please check our website for more information!

In advance – thank you for helping us promoting this unique event!

Med hilsen - Best regards from

WWW VERKTØY AS

Odd Erik Thjømøe

Sjøhagen 2, 4016 Stavanger. Norway

Web: www.verktoyas.no

Email: post@verktoyas.no

Tlf +47 51886800 Fax +47 51886810

See: www.woodturningcruise.com for information about the Woodturning Cruise 2008.

http://www.woodturningonline.com/Turning/Turning_projects.html It is an online woodturning project plans page. This page provides a list of all the projects that have online tutorials. They are either in word docs or videos. Topics range from: balls, bowls, mallets, stools, urns, etc. I've used this site several times too & found it very helpful.

Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking 8th Annual Open House

Saturday, September 13 9am - 3pm

Come celebrate CVSW as we enter our 8th year of great hands-on furniture making, woodturning, cabinetmaking and more!

Get in on the fun.

We will be demonstrating woodworking, woodturning, blacksmithing, Sharpening, Kayak building and more all day.

Check out antique tools from at least 5 different dealers!

Talk to reps from Lie Nielsen Toolworks, Fine Woodworking magazine, Japanese tools.com and more!

See some of the great projects that students like yourself make in class.

Woodturning with Al Czellecz

This six evening class is designed for the beginning (or frustrated) woodturner and features extensive hands-on practice each night. Al Czellecz has been turning and teaching for a number of years. His work is featured in a number of galleries in the New England area and he is the past president of the Central CT Woodturners. Students will learn basic spindle turning techniques used in furniture work along with bowl turning, sharpening and general information about lathes, tools, chucks and various jigs used in woodturning. Tuition: $295.00 plus materials ($49.00)

Wednesday evenings, September 24 - October 29, 6:00pm - 9:30pm

Build a Queen Anne Style Drop Leaf Table with Phil Lowe

class will meet 4 weekends:

I Saturday & Sunday, September 20, 21, October 18 & 19, November 22 & 23 and December 13 & 14, 9:30pm - 5:00pm

Bob VanDyke

Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking | 249 Spencer Street | Manchester | CT | 06040

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