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The Ely Guild of Woodturners exists to provide people in East Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas with a meeting place where they can learn more about this fascinating craft and share their knowledge and a common interest amongst like-minded people. 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.

A groove in the face of a board, usually to accept another board at 90 degrees as in shelf uprights or draw sides. A guide with an adjustable angle head that fits in a slot and slides across a machine table to cut material at an angle. There is no standard size for the table slot, many of them are also T-shaped. Charnwood does not take responsibility for losses or damage which may occur due to the none performance of any of the goods supplied. Nor inconvenience caused by delayed deliveries. The club was originally formed in November 1998 as The North Cheshire Woodworkers Club. Founder members Ron Reanney, Henry Milner and Frank Halstead held the first meeting in December with twelve members in total. Today the club enjoys the membership of 40 members. Router Tables Convert a hand held portable router into a workshop machine by inverting it, and mounting into one of our router tables. Universal mounting works with any brand of router. Choose from bench top or floor standing models.

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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. All repairs and servicing work carried out by Charnwood, which is not covered by the guarantee, will be charged for. The charge will be for any replacement parts used plus labour at the current company labour rate. Upon request a formal quotation can be supplied before any work is carried out. In September 2004, we moved into our new premises that the club refurbished at Wheal Jane Mine near Truro. For the first time we are able to offer our members the use of a club house six days a week, with storage for all our equipment. Here we hold monthly meetings that vary from demonstrations by other CAW members, to lectures by visiting guests on all manner of topics related to woodturning. Non members are welcome to visit to assess if they wish to join, all will be made welcome. The Trust is open every Tuesday and Wednesday from 9am to 4.30pm. Free parking is available in Roath Road, off High Street and only a few minutes walk away, The move to the 'Fold' ,together with an extension of the annual programme, helped very much to increase membership to a maximum level of 90 with the establishment of a waiting list.

We also gather weekly for informal 'Turning Tuesdays' at members' workshops where we share advice and wood in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.Your personal data will not be shared outside the EU. Should the situation arise where we need to do this we would not do so without your express consent. A fault caused by misuse - Our products are given a product rating to inform users of the intended usage levels. Exceeding these levels will void the Guarantee. The club opened a new workshop in 2015 adjacent to Kegworth Village Hall, Nottingham Road, Kegworth, Derby, DE74 2FH, near Junction 24 of the M1 motorway. To encourage an enjoyment of the process of woodturning which promotes increasing skill and design awareness. Today we are very proud of our purpose built, self owned premises, located just 1 mile from Junction 22 on the M1.

During the evening meetings members bring along recent samples of their work for comment. At meetings we have various items for sale, such as turning tools, wood, sanding materials, fittings etc. We are a friendly bunch and all share a common interest. So if you are interested in Woodturning and want to find out more or are a seasoned Turner who would like some like-minded camaraderie. We have a mixed programme of visiting demonstrators, hands-on sessions under the guidance of more experienced members and a monthly competition. For those not familiar with the area, Wyaston is about 2½miles due South of Ashbourne. Continuously rated, high power and a heavy duty construction. Typically used by several different operators in a small or medium sized business. Will be used up to the machines maximum limit with some long work periods. Expected maximum use of 1000 hours annually. Charnwood must be supplied with the appropriate part numbers of any parts requested. Failure to do so will delay dispatch, as verbal descriptions of parts can sometimes be confusing.If you are not a member of the National Association an invitation is extended to you to attend TWO branch meetings before you make that decision, after which you must be a fully paid up National member to attend further meetings. Our club exists to promote interest in woodturning in the Somerset area, as a hobby, a craft or occupation. We are delighted that the well-known turner Gary Rance is the Patron of our club. Gary is considered one of the fastest and most accurate production woodturners in the UK and is one of only a few whose income comes solely from woodturning. Gary has been a popular demonstrator at the club, combining infectious enthusiasm with pre-eminent skill, and we look forward to a long and happy collaboration with him. Our club meets on the first Thursday evening of every month, at Snainton Village Hall, Snainton (near Scarborough in North Yorkshire), from 7.30 pm until 9.30 pm, 10 pm at the latest. Doors open at 7.00 pm, and there is opportunity to talk to other members prior to the demonstration starting, and of course during the tea break half way through. Where possible we broadcast demonstrations on Zoom for members who cannot attend, and make them available on You Tube for a period after the event. Mid Wales Woodturners Club was founded in 1999 and now has over fifty members. The club meets ten times a year, usually on the third Sunday of the month, at Carno Community Centre. There is plenty of free parking at the Community Centre.

The club members enjoy the use of a workshop in Redgrave for meetings with a very powerful lathe used by demonstrators and club members. This is done through a series of monthly meetings at which members and external turners demonstrate skills, techniques and projects. Occasionally we arrange full day workshops, usually on a Saturday, run by national and international level professionals. A system using two gears, one round, one flat to move a part, an example would be a drill press, a round gear connected to a handle works with a flat gear on the column to raise and lower the table. All goods supplied conform to current European manufacturing standards and where appropriate carry the CE mark. All electrical items, including: switches, proximity sensors, motors, motor capacitors, variable speed controllers, printed circuit boards, speed sensors, fuses, digital read outs.New Members time is between 7pm and 7:30pm. This is where you can show your work, ask lots of questions and receive valuable advise for many of the group. This is very friendly so don’t be shy and bring along your work. We were established in 1991 as a focus for woodturners in and around Oxfordshire. With over 60 members we cover a wide range of experience and ages. Our meetings (second Thursday of every month) are informal and consist usually of demonstrations or club evenings. There is always something for both beginners and established turners; new members are always welcome.