Mid-Missouri Woodturners

Learn to Turn

announcements

Next Meeting

Our next meeting will be Sunday Decembe 15th at 1:30 pm. We will meet at Tom Stauder’s house. Please bring your “Show-n-tell” items to share with everyone. Bring your safety glasses and a chair to sit on. The program will be turning a platter.

Tom’s address is:
4779 E Turkey Trail Dr
Columbia MO 65201-3107

Turners Warehouse Ornament Contest and Charity Auction

All proceeds benefit St. Jude Children’s Hospital.

Make an ornament, send it in. Turners Warehouse will list them on ebay for charity.

www.turnerswarehouse.com/pages/ornamentcharityauction

As Wood Turns Ornament Challenge

2024 Ornament Challenge hosted by www.AsWoodTurns.com

Create your ornament(s). Submit a picture with your info by November. Receive Sponsor Bonus Discounts.

Details at: www.OrnamentChallenge.com

Getting Started

Are you new to woodturning and wondering where to start…?

JOIN US at our next meeting!

And check out the American Association of Woodturners.

What We Do

Regular club meetings, featuring a demonstration, show-n-tell, attendance raffles and shop talk are held on the third Sunday of each month. Additionally, hands-on turning sessions are scheduled whenever possible.

Live Demonstrations

At our monthly meetings, we see live sessions on particular techniques and projects, delivered by an experienced turner. Several times a year we invite a nationally known turner to provide the demos.

Show-N-Tell

Members are encouraged to bring their latest projects to the monthly meetings and describe what they’ve been working on. Sometimes this is to get help from the group on a problem; many times it provides inspiration and oohs and aahs.

Hands-On Turning

Scheduled throughout the year include hands-on turning sessions at a friend-of-the-club location, equipped with several midi-lathes, to introduce newer turners to the activity and provide practical guidance from seasoned turners.

Shop Talk

Our in-person meetings always include helpful discussion from all experience levels. This could include topics like wood sources and identification, turning techniques, tools and sharpening and our favorite jigs.