Saturday, March 11, 2023

If you attended our December Show and Tell, you will remember Bob Eckert’s wavy cutting board. Despite Bob’s description of the process, I still couldn’t wrap my head around all of the various steps necessary to achieve the final result that he was showing us. I looked over at Bill and Ken and could almost hear the thoughts running through their minds,

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Shaper Origin

Presented by: John Armenia
Saturday, February 11, 2023
Virtual Meeting Option Available

You’ll now see the virtual meeting information above. We believe that we will be able to stream this meeting live via Webex. However, we may have inconsistent internet access at Rockler and the stream quality may be degraded. We will be recording a separate video to post on the site in the next few weeks.

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Biscuit Joinery

Friday, January 20, 2023

Since some of our members find it difficult to attend meetings on Saturday mornings, we’re holding this month’s meeting on a Friday evening in an effort to accommodate those members.  We’re hoping to minimize family/work-life disruption by selecting a Friday evening, since there’s generally no work or school on Saturday mornings for our members.

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My Favorite Things 

Saturday, November 12, 2022

With the arrival of fall, we welcome the unofficial start of “woodworking season,” as many of our summer nice-weather activities are more difficult to pursue and we tend to spend more time indoors.  Since we started our program year with two field trips, this month’s meeting will be our first in-person event in our normal venue.

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Unicorn Sharpening

Presented by: David Weaver
Saturday, July 23, 2022

Would you like to have a much quicker way to sharpen your chisels (and other straight-edge tools?)?  What if this same method performs better and holds its sharp edge longer? And what if the method works well on all types of steel, even less expensive “utility” chisels?  Does this all sound almost too good to be true and as rare as a unicorn?

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