Thread: Scroll saw weekend Albury Wodonga

highly recommend this weekend.

Doug, you might want to remove your email so spammers dont grab it, just request people PM (private message) you

Excelent idea
Thanks for your E-Mail responce
Will there be equipement available to those who cant or wont bring there own equipement (all mine is bolted down)????
Is there any sort of timetable for various type of skills???
Can people just come to have a look at our skills/hobby
and ask questions???
Will there be stalls etc selling accessories and other items of interest???
Is there any formal get together for members of WWF and if so what??
This post may well sound like lot of rubbish however the more infomation that can be given will no doubt benifit
us as members of this forum and the scroll saw fraternity in general
my congratulations go to the organizers and best of luck
I will be there for sure
Even if its only as a spectator
PS
Could costs be advised for paticipants / spectators
Rgards To All
REG

This is not as big as Ben Hur
Just a weekend at our club rooms were scrollers come and do their own thing, Yes we have some saws, sanders, timber on hand. We are not open to people from out side (eg) Genral Public. No time table just gome and have fun. As for stalls yes only one (Harris traders) and our mother club will have some timber for sale.

Cost $30 for the weekend for regusted perticipants this includs lunch on both days only open to regusted perticipants.

Send PM with regform

Just wanted to bump this to the top again.... only 4 days left... anyone still interested in coming please get in touch with Doug
Juvy

We are having a workshop in our woodworkers guild clubrooms in Palmerston North NZ this coming weekend also. This is the first workshop we have run (had 2 picnics before) and have 19 people signed up at $20 per head. Ours is - bring your own saw - we will provide: a time for discussing blades and cutting techniques; a collaborative project so people get to know each other better (all materials provided); a couple of other small projects in case time allows; lunches & morning/afternoon teas. On Sat night we will all go out for a meal at own expense. Keju, tell me more about yours! It's good to share as we are all learning in this field.
Teresa.

Teresa the person to ask is Doug Hayman, he's done all the hard work for this just like he did last year. I'm just one of the people benefitting.
It turned out great , at least I think so. Don't know how much actual "work" we got done, but I know there was a lot of interaction , lots of talking and learning different things from each other.
It was very informal, unstructured, easy going. Food was bought salads and sausages and some members brought cakes etc.

Juvy

Hopefully I can make next years one, glad it all went well for the weekend.

Sure hope you can make it next year Brett... missed having you there.
Did you ever make more of those saws you scrolled or anything new with those ...... forgot the name of those nuts again.... was it Tagua... something like that?

Juvy

I could have come down for the weekend now if I knew my work starting date was going to be delayed .. oh well.

No I havent done any other hand saws or tagua nuts on the scrollsaw, might have to do some more soon.

We had a great weekend at wodonga. Good to meet new people and have fun. Thanks doug for organizing it. I'll be there next year for sure.
kerrie