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Russ Lipp‘s review of the caning workshop, Alan VanDeMoere‘s review of the Shaker Table Workshop, Jim Cox on building a Shaker Style Cabinet, Mark Ackley on How Wood Moves. And More!!!!
St John Fishers' Skalny Science Center, Room 141
Green carving - spoons, etc.
THIS MEETING IS AT SKALNY SCIENCE CENTER, ST JOHN FISHER COLLEGE
Emilie Rigby is a green woodworker and author who also reproduces antique tin Christmas ornaments. She lives in a little cabin on a lake in Upstate NY. Her main goal is to make craft more accessible and has been known to be a great instigator in getting someone into a new hobby. She has been carving for 12 years and teaching handcraft for just as long. Her classes are a curated mix of nerdy deep dives, lighthearted forays into new skills, and truly terrible puns. The main focuses of her work are wooden spoons with highly decorated handles as well as "vegan taxidermy" wall sculptures (think skull mounts completely carved out of wood). Her work can be found on her website emilierigby.com as well as her Instagram @rigby_handcraft. Emilie will be hosting a demonstration of how she does her carving as well as special tips and techniques.
Sharing recent work, finishing setup on our kit build guitar, prepping for uke workshop
Build a Ukulele from a StewMac Tenor Ukulele Kit.
We will repeat the format of our first Uke workshop and do this in one weekend. We‘ll do it at St. Michael‘s Woodshop and we‘ll have about 15 workstations!
Build a Ukulele from a StewMac Tenor Ukulele Kit.
We will repeat the format of our first Uke workshop and do this in one weekend. We‘ll do it at St. Michael‘s Woodshop and we‘ll have about 15 workstations!
Show & Tell is a virtual event via Zoom. It is an opportunity to share your projects and woodworking experiences with fellow members. The event begins with a social activity at 6:30 PM. This provides time to catch up with your peers without leaving your location. The presentation portion begins at 7:00 PM and lasts between 1-1/2 to 2 hours depending on content. It is a chance to share: projects; new tools; jigs and fixtures; process methods; repairs; shop layout; or mistakes and how you overcame them. If you have something to share or contribute, please contact Roy Pierce (reptpo@rit.edu) up to two days prior to the event. Zoom link will be sent on the morning of the event. See you then