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BAWA Apparel. Hey! Be the first one in your block to be decked out in the latest BAWA finery. Wear the finery to the meetings, to the wood shows or just show your envious woodworker friends. Jay Perrine is the source of BAWA baseball caps ($10), and BAWA work shirts ($35 or so). You can contact him at jperrine@calwater.com or 408/378-1585. NEW ITEM! BAWA 25th Anniversary T-Shirts. See Stan Booker.
Woodcraft. Dublin & San Carlos give the club a rebate on all purchases. Give receipts to Mark Rand.
Open Shop. Volunteer to open your shop to members. Contact Per Madsen 415/928-4509 or permads@comcast.net
January 17, 2008
Our own member Glenn Krueg will demonstrate lathe turning. Glenn has had an interest in fine woodworking for over fourty-five years. In early years he had instruction from an old-world-trained Scandinavian craftsman. Krueg's early work was primarily furniture. About fifteen years ago, he was inspired by world renowned woodturner Bob Stocksdale to develop his skills at a higher level. Glenn has attended numerous seminars throughout the United States to further develop his skills. His lifelong interest in horticulture and travel has been a logical bridge in seeking rare, sensuous woods. He selects materials for color and grain patterns that will enhance his forms. Ultimately, he is seeking quiet simplicity in his beautiful pieces. The designs are inspired by classical forms which are thousands of years old. He encourages viewers to hold and touch his works. Krueg creates these objects largely for personal satisfaction and for his desire to pursue excellence in the craft. Nonetheless, in the last several years, Krueg has been recognized by miniature and wood collectors for producing the highest quality of miniature turnings available. www.woodturner.org/sym/sym2000/ig/ig2000.cfm?recno=47
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