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28th June 2009, 09:57 PM #1Senior Member
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What demonstrations would interest you?
What demonstrations would you like to see at a wood show?
With the wood show season upon us again, I have to come up with an interesting and informative set of demonstrations.
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28th June 2009, 10:52 PM #3Senior Member
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Green timber working---riving,draw knifing,use of shave horse, turning on pole lathe etc
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29th June 2009, 04:04 AM #4Senior Member
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Here are a few suggestions
- Matching stains to timber- particularly WA timbers
- Veneering techniques
- Dealing with or accenting imperfections in timber
- Door making and installation
I hope these help.Graeme
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30th June 2009, 09:27 AM #5
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30th June 2009, 10:47 AM #6
+1 on the Green Woodworking and I do enjoy seeing Stan Ceglinski at work at various shows.
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30th June 2009, 03:26 PM #7SENIOR MEMBER
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Sharpening, inlays, bandsaw blade folding.
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30th June 2009, 03:29 PM #8
I know all you pros have it down, but for a relative amateur like me, sharpening and hand plane techniques would be great - that is if I was going
Cheers,
Will
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30th June 2009, 09:47 PM #9
Repairs and re-finishing techniques.
Laminating Large panels, methods and techniques.
Importance of design. Practicality, Aesthetics, Safety, Making sure the design has wood in mind.
Use of CAD programs in design work.
Abrasives and their uses in shaping, finishing and preparation to finishing, importance of abrasives.
WA Wood species and their properties/suitability to furniture making and woodworking
Get Jay to give a spraying demonstration? Or would that be to hard....
Could get Mike to come in and give a demo on Dovetails and hand tool techniques?
Or maybe a finishing demo as stated above? Very informative...
Sharpening, hand saws, planes, chisels. Both free hand and with a Guide.
Just a few..."If you can't kill a zombie with it, it ain't a weapon."
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30th June 2009, 10:14 PM #10
Sharpening and using a Cabinet Scraper.
Disassembling an old plane, sharpening, reassembling and using.
Using a Mortise Chisel properly.
Hand cut half blind dovetails. Marking out cutting and assembly.
Cutting Coves on a tablesaw
Routing a Gooseneck moulding on a router table (with birds beak guide)
Carving a ball and claw foot (okay time might not fit that one)
Give me a while and I'll come up with a few more for sure....____________________________________________
BrettC
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3rd July 2009, 11:20 PM #11Senior Member
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Thanks everyone for the great ideas. You have given me some options to consider. I've been flat out in the workshop and haven't been able to check out the thread since posting it.
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