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Private lessons available from our members

The Fine Print:
Please note that posting Private Lesson offers on this webpage does in no way constitute an endorsement by the Valley Woodturners. You and your chosen instructor are solely responsible for any arrangements, financial or otherwise, and/or mishap that could occur.

Jean-gilles Francoeur

Areas of specialty include: bowl turning, hollow turning (vases), lided boxes.
Check out my work on the gallery page.
Please contact me for more information including my rates:  jgfrancoeur@gmail.com

Mike Courteau

Please contact Mike for private lessons in basic woodturning and sharpening. I also do custom turnings.
Please contact me at mike@toymakersite.com  or www.toymakersite.com

Ryan Turcotte

Submitted Information:
Name
Ryan Turcotte


Email
ryanturcotte@hotmail.com


Request
If I have a railing spindle that is 1-5/8" square by 23-1/2" long and would like a spindle copied from it, would one of your turners be interested in taking it on as a project ?




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​Jon Mark

Trying to save a chair
 Hello; 
It's a kitchen chair that has a turned spindle.  Do you know anyone that does this kind of work anymore?
Any hardwood would work.  It's 17" long with tenon's that are about 5/8's long and 3/8" wide at one end and 11/16" at the other.
 Appreciate any advice you may be able to offer,
 
Thanks,
Jonathan Mark
Dunrobin, On
 jongonzoproductions@gmail.com

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  • Home
    • Executive Directory
    • About Us >
      • Club Constitution and Policy Manual
    • Membership Application
    • Meetings >
      • McGee Award Challenge
      • Calendar
      • Challenges
      • Show and Tell
      • Critique
      • Boomerang Box
      • Newsletters
    • Contact us
    • AAW Membership Benefits
  • Education
    • Courses
    • Special Events
    • Mentoring
    • Tips and Techniques >
      • AAW Publications
      • Wood Toxicity
      • Wood Turning Videos
      • Links to Don'ts
    • Survey
    • Ask Us...
  • Gallery
    • Raffle Demonstrator Pieces
  • Services
    • Marketplace >
      • Buy and Sell >
        • Lessons and Custom Work
      • Club Stuff
      • Free wood
    • Turners Wanted
    • Links >
      • Clubs >
        • Clubs Canada
        • Clubs USA
        • Clubs International
      • Suppliers
  • Members
    • Library >
      • Books
      • DVD by Category
      • DVD by Author
      • DVD Links
    • Membership renewal
    • Membership list
    • Financial Statement