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John Kelsey: Video of moving LAWA’s lathes out of and into its turning workshop above Kauffman’s Kitchens with Ben Kauffman, expert forklift operator, followed by clubs’ news.

Jim Duxbury: Two connected 4” spheres, followed by three the ‘easy’ way, followed by three the ‘not-so-easy’ way! Also, Dux does do some ‘normal’ things, such as the natural edge burl bowls he shows…

Glen Crandall: Glen’s son is a professional falconer, so Glen shows the progress of a hard maple segmented “falconer’s” bowl for his son. Glen also shows a madrone burl blank that he’s cogitating on how to optimize the blank. The folks have many suggestions for Glen. Also, a bit of talk about Glen’s locomotive engineering days.

Mike Golka: Mike shows a burl and resin bowl, plus a vase with resin butterflies CNC’d into the vase, with discussion about how one creates such a vessel.

Mark Noete: Shallow/wide hollow form with a nice stand and lid with a finial.

Mike Peace: Green-turned red oak bowl with feet.

George Kuipers: A small hollowed egg-shaped piece, cut in half and glued in a ‘misaligned’ manner.

Don Svob: Large green insect-infested hard maple root vase, with suggestions of how to use the piece.

Kai Köthe: Kai presents an informative slide show regarding maker spaces in Germany, plus a ‘jig’ Kai made to assist in taking videos and still photos of lathe work, with extended discussion.

Jim Bowman: Jim enters the ‘Dark Side,’ and shows us his decorated and dyed ‘double bowl’ from an oblong cherry blank, plus a decorated vase also dyed and decorated.