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WOODTURNING NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 2014
2 – 5 October 2014
Venue: Wesley College, Paerata – Just 30 minutes south of Auckland Airport.
Demonstrators include: (click on name to view profile)
Theo Haralampou Neville & Emma Walker
Too late you have missed a great event, keep watching our news – Participation 2015 already being discussed.
This project sheet has been updated with a new multi-centre plan added to the existing suggestions.
| Date | Demonstration | Demonstrator |
|---|---|---|
| July 23rd | Butterfly Box | David Jones |
| July 30th | Threaded Lidded Box | Dick Veitch |
| August 6th | Natural Edge Box | Graeme Mackay |
| August 13th | Jewellery Box | Warwick Day |
| August 20th | Carbon Fibre Pens | Richard Bootten |
| August 27th | Russian Boxes | Terry Scott |
| September 3rd | Escoulen Lidded Box | Bruce Wood |
| September 10th | Spinning Top Lidded Box | Andrew Bright |
| September 17th | TBC | |
| September 24th | Last night of term programme TBC Table Prize, term project "Lidded Box", Life members award for excellence in woodturning | |
New project sheet for Woody’s Clock
Term 2 Project Theme – Clocks
Demonstrator – Demo
MAY 2014
7 George Archer – Round Wall Clock
14 John Moat – Triangular Mounted Clock
21 Terry Scott – Sphere Clock
28 Annual General Meeting & Power point clocks by Rhys Hana
JUNE 2014
4 Bruce Wood – Escoulen Mounted Clock
11 Cam Cosford – Crescent Clock
18 Chris Pouncy – Robert Sorby Demo
25 Dick Veitch – Telegraph Cross Tree Clock
JULY 2014
2 Last night of term programme tdc, Table Prize, term project “clock’, Life members award for excellence in Woodturning.
This new website designed by woodturners, for woodturners. It has a very active forum in addition to a magazine section featuring articles about woodturning and woodturners, as well as unrealted topics – all written by members. One of the most exiciting features is a critque panel, currently consisting of Terry Scott, Keith Burns and John Keeton, who will provide a formal critque of submitted works. This is then published in our magazine section as an educational piece for the benefit of the submitter as well as our readerip in general. This is a feature offered no where else on the internet!. For more information click here. To go straight to the website, follow the link by clicking here then save to your favourites.