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THE OTTAWA VALLEY WOODTURNERS CLUB IS DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION OF WOODTURNING AS A FUN AND CREATIVE HOBBY.
NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE
SEPT 10, 2019 *TOPIC TBC
THE CONFEDERATION EDUCATION CENTRE
7:00 PM
1645 Woodroffe Ave (W Hunt Club Rd)
Ottawa, ON, K2G 1W2
Canada
NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE
SEPT 10, 2019 *TOPIC TBC
THE CONFEDERATION EDUCATION CENTRE
7:00 PM
1645 Woodroffe Ave (W Hunt Club Rd)
Ottawa, ON, K2G 1W2
Canada
DATES HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED FOR FALL 2019 MEETINGS
Dates have been confirmed for the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 club meetings. Meeting topics are still TBC and will be posted as the information becomes available.
CALCULATOR FOR SHOP AIR CIRCULATION/FILTRATION
There is a FREE app called Sycorp Calc that will help you figure out what kind of CFM your equipment needs to be to clear the room's air however many times a minute. Most turner shops try to aim for 6 times a minute.
For example a shop measuring 14' x 20' x 8' with a 6 times per minute air exchange would require a CFM of 572 CFM (from the calculator). You should therefore be looking for an air circulation unit with a minimum of 600 CFM.
The app is FREE so no reason to look the other way. Your lungs will thank you.
https://www.sycorp.ca/mobile-apps/.
For example a shop measuring 14' x 20' x 8' with a 6 times per minute air exchange would require a CFM of 572 CFM (from the calculator). You should therefore be looking for an air circulation unit with a minimum of 600 CFM.
The app is FREE so no reason to look the other way. Your lungs will thank you.
https://www.sycorp.ca/mobile-apps/.
donations requested for charity auction
The auction is part of the Metlife Alumni Annual Golf Tournament to be held on Friday, September 13, 2019. The proceeds from the auction will go to 4 charities, Stride Wheelchairs Plus (http://stridewheelchairsplus.ca/) a registered charity being one of them.
Those wishing to contribute turned pieces may contact Brian Finch at 613-825-8029 (leave msg) or email at brian.finch@bell.net to arrange pick up. Please package the pieces securely to prevent damage and be sure to sign your work.
Those wishing to contribute turned pieces may contact Brian Finch at 613-825-8029 (leave msg) or email at brian.finch@bell.net to arrange pick up. Please package the pieces securely to prevent damage and be sure to sign your work.
mallet challenge!
See the template below to make as many mallets as you can before the Sept meeting! Glue and cutout the template onto a rigid surface to use directly as a go/no-go gauge!
Prizes will be available from the club through a random draw from all participants! 1 ticket per mallet!
WoodSource gift card is to be available for turner who turns the most mallets!
Recommended finish is light mineral oil w/ a beeswax type finish.
*NEW NOTE on Tolerancing : Diameter should be +/- 1/2" and Length should be +/- 1"
NOTE: Ensure that the face of the mallet is as flat as possible - as this will be used for branding!
Contact Louis for more information. Louis's contact information is on the template.
Prizes will be available from the club through a random draw from all participants! 1 ticket per mallet!
WoodSource gift card is to be available for turner who turns the most mallets!
Recommended finish is light mineral oil w/ a beeswax type finish.
*NEW NOTE on Tolerancing : Diameter should be +/- 1/2" and Length should be +/- 1"
NOTE: Ensure that the face of the mallet is as flat as possible - as this will be used for branding!
Contact Louis for more information. Louis's contact information is on the template.
| mallet_template_wood_source.pdf |
nick agar - all day demonstration - nov 16
Turning, texturing, carving and coloring bowls and platters with Nick Agar.
See the Special Events page for more information.
See the Special Events page for more information.
NEW CHALLENGE AVAILABLE! The 2019 Valley Woodturners 2 x 4 NO Glue Softwood “Challenge”!!
WINNER OF “THE MCGEE AWARD" CHALLENGE
Marian McGee with the winning entry submitted by Michel Bertrand.
See the many great submissions for the McGee Award Challenge that were submitted at the club meeting in May on the Challenges page! Congratulations to Michel Bertrand for his winning entry!