November 2023 Projects

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November 2023 Projects

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                                                                                                                                        November Presentations

   Bernard Bynum showed slides of his garage woodworking shop. The miter saw stand has collapsible wings and like most everything else being on wheels he can push them all out of the way and put his car in the garage.


New Board of Directors for 2024 (From left to right) - Rich Ostermeier, Rod Griffith (VP), Curtis Love, Tom Paulley (Pres), Mike Hardy (Secy), Jack Bailie (Treas), Bill Harris, (Dorsey Rushing, Jim Price not in photo). Rod Griffith showed members the results of the online survey that gauged what club members want to get out of their club.

November Projects

Andy Tofuri - Tap and die boxes of maple, oil, and walnut fnished with Danish oil.	Dave VanDewerker - Crosses and bell ornaments.	Henry Majoue - French rolling pins.	Steve Wavro - Intarsia scarecrows of western red cedar, yellowheart, and, aspen. Cardinal of bloodwood, walnut, and, cedar.	Bernard Bynum - BBQ cabinet with Minwax stain.

Tom Blanco - Star made of plywood.	Maria Carlo - Chair and stool of walnut finished with rubio oil.	Brian Murrah - Charcuterie board of walnut finished in mineral oil.	Mike Turner - Tape dispenser and safety stick of reclaimed wood.
Mike Hardy - Blanket chest of white oak.
Lon Kelley - Epoxy bowls finished in polyurethane

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November Presentations
Bernard Bynum showed slides of his garage woodworking shop. The miter saw stand has collapsible wings and like most everything else being on wheels he can push them all out of the way and put his car in the garage.	New Board of Directors for 2024 (From left to right) - Rich Ostermeier, Rod Griffith (VP), Curtis Love, Tom Paulley (Pres), Mike Hardy (Secy), Jack Bailie (Treas), Bill Harris, (Dorsey Rushing, Jim Price not in photo).	Rod Griffith showed members the results of the online survey that gauged what club members want to get out of their club.