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Demo on Acrylic pours by Mary Weider; Pen wood of the Month: Fava Armagosa, Pen Kit of the Month: Devin Click from PSI; Saturday demo by Bob on One Way Coring and Mark Palma on Pressure pots.
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Demo making an Antique Pepper Mill by Joe Nycz; Pen wood of the Month: Acacia, Pen Kit of the Month: CJK1 from Berea hardwoods; Writeup on The Golden Ratio and making a Golden Section Gauge.
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Demo on Turning Necked Vessels by Barry Grill; Pen wood of the Month: Camel Thorn, Pen Kit of the Month: Designer Twist pen; At Chippewa Valley Museum for the Folk Art Festival.
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No Demo; Pen wood of the Month: Beli,
Pen Kit of the Month: Tactical Pen from Woodturningz; Writeup on turning a Morse taper.
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Demo on Christmas Ornaments, snowmen and Christmats trees by Bob Eberhardt; Pen wood of the Month: Coolibah, coolabah. Pen Kit of the Month: Contour Twist; Musing about pen brass tubes by Tom Leonard, Recap of Gift exhange..
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Demo, Bowl in a Bowl and Tenon by John Layde; Pen wood of the Month: Bimble Box; Pen kit of the month: Zodiac; Musings on more days to use the shop,Eau Claire Insulation parking and others to turn pens..
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Demo on making a French rolling pin with inlalys by Ron Bartz.; Pen wood of the Month: Pau Santo.; Pen kit of the Month: Blade; Musings on how the 2022 Chainsaw event went..
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Demo on the worst pen to turn – The Nevus; Pen wood of the Month: Shedua. Pen Kit of the Month: Simplicity; Musings about CVWG history. The Nevus Pen and Pin Chucks.
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Demo on making a Bird Ornament with spindle turned pieces by John DeRyckere; Pen wood of the Month: Queenwood. Pen Kit of the Month: Field Click; Notes Following the 2022 Chainsaw event.
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Demo on offset turning of a goblet by Rick Bauer; Pen wood of the Month: Black Cottonwood. Pen Kit of the Month: Yari; Article on a tour of the Holland Bowl Mill in Holland, MI by Dan Brandner. Musings on the CVWG and Chainsaw Competition.
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