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Hands-on evenings where novices can learn from the more experienced members, try out different tools and techniques or just discuss any woodturning problems The club meets at 19:15 on the third Wednesday of every month. We have either a guest turner or a club night "turn-in", where some members demonstrate various projects and techniques and others can try "hands on". We also run an all day Master Class twice a year for a more in-depth demonstration, and competitions for everyone to show off their own work. The purpose of the club is to share turning skills and exchange ideas and experience, Develop the abilities of woodturners at all levels, Support charitable organisations, Bring top professionals to share knowledge and ideas. Five lathes are available for members use at our regular Hands-On meetings. A library of books, videos, DVDs and tools are also available for members to borrow

We have members of all ages - from 8 to 80 plus - and of all abilities, from complete beginners to respected experts. We are a friendly lot, and make new members very welcome. Members will be able to develop their woodturning skills and knowledge through the regular monthly meetings. Subjects being covered at the meeting with include items such as, health and safety, the use of tools and wood technology, how to develop creative/artistic turning, among many other subjects that will help new or experienced woodturners to develop in a friendly safe environment. Meetings are held regularly on the first and third Wednesday of every month from 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm in Weedon Village Hall, which has a large car park. The Club exists to promote the art and skills of Woodturning and provides a friendly gathering of experienced and novice Woodturners, including several lady members.If traveling from CHESTER – follow the A55 west, taking the Flint/Mold exit, follow signs for Mold through Northop, straight on at the traffic lights. The Memorial Hall is the first building on the left after passing the sign for Sychdyn.

The main meeting will start at 7:30pm and finish around 10pm. Most meetings feature a talk or demonstration about a turning or related subject by a club member or a well-known national turner. Several times a year we have ‘turn-ins’ with a number of lathes being operated by members demonstrating various techniques. We welcome new members whether you are new to turning or experienced. We have quality items related to woodturning in our club raffle which helps raise funds for the club. There is a wide range of videos for hire to help you improve your turning skills. Tea time offers the chance to talk to other members, the demonstrator and inspect the project table. A constructive critique is given by the professional turner on our work. Come along and join us.

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Our club exists to promote interest in woodturning in the Somerset area, as a hobby, a craft or occupation. Old House Handbook 2 Books Bundle Collection (Old House Handbook: A Practical Guide to Care and Repair,Old House Eco Handbook: A Practical Guide to Retrofitting for Energy-Efficiency & Sustainability) Basically a high speed motor with handles and an adjustable base with a collet that accepts profile bits to cut edge mouldings, rebates and joints.

The Association holds regular monthly meetings when professional woodturners and club members demonstrate their skills.We also have club meetings to encourage newcomers to hone their skills on the club lathe. Refreshments are served at a mid evening break when members can catch up with the latest gossip. A raffle and prize draw rounds off the evening. All electrical items, including: switches, proximity sensors, motors, motor capacitors, variable speed controllers, printed circuit boards, speed sensors, fuses, digital read outs.The price payable for the goods shall be the ruling price as published in the price list current at date of despatch of the goods. We are a group of mostly amateur woodturners who get together once a month to share ideas, show the results of our labours and watch woodturning demonstrations. A well established club with meetings featuring a demonstration by a professional turner. The meetings are usually interactive and a great way to learn.