The Totally Turning 2013 Overview

The Totally Turning 2013 in Saratoga Springs NY was held on Saturday and Sunday, March 23rd and 24th. A concurrent event was the NWA's 22nd Annual Woodworkers Showcase.
There were plenty of great demonstrations (1.5 hour each), an instant gallery, a trade show, and more. Demonstrators included: Mike Mahoney, Binh Pho, Ernie Conover,
Lyle Jamieson, Kurt Hertzog, Steve Sinner, David Nittmann, Giles Gilson, Joe Herrmann, Jerry Sambrook, Harvey Fein, Bruce Hoover, Mike Souter, Geoffrey Noden, and John Franklin.



The photos show only two of the approximately 15 demonstrators.  There were over 50 sessions!

Show Parking Lot

Instant Gallery 1

Instant Gallery 2

Instant Gallery 3

Lyle Jamieson 1

Lyle Jamieson 2

Lyle Jamieson 3

Binh Pho 1

Binh Pho 3

Binh Pho 2

Latest Activity at the Somerset Show

I haven't asked Gil about the donations but the show seems to be much busier than last year. Here are some photos from the Saturday event.

Somerset Wood Show Feb. 2013

Steve Antonucci taking a break.

Precision Cutting

Keith Brown and Jerry McCaffrey

Focused Attention

Busy hands

Bob Amarant, Jerry McCaffrey and Gil Malave

Lots of on lookers

Let the wood chips fly.

Accomplishments so far.

Another Masterpiece

NJ WoodTurners


Feb 22, 23, 24   Quick reminder:
   The major club activity this month will be participation in the Somerset Woodworking Show.

The Woodworking Show - Somerset 2013 is one of the most important event related to the Furniture, Woodworking & Timber sector in United States Of America. This leading event will start on 22 February 2013 and it will end on 24 February 2013. The Woodworking Show - Somerset 2013 will take place at Garden State Exhibition Center in the city of Somerset, NJ. (Just off Rt. 287, a few miles South of Rt. 22.) This important trade event is being organized by The Woodworking Shows.


Feb 25   Quick reminder:

   Monthly meeting - 7 PM

Essex County Environmental Center
Garibaldi Hall Meeting room
621A Eagle Rock Avenue
Roseland, NJ 07068