TURNERS WANTED
On this page you will find requests from people looking for the services of a woodworker or woodturner. The club accepts no responsibility whatsoever in whatever outcome ensues from your response to any of the want ads posted. Make sure you do your homework before committing to a job.
Requests will be posted as they are received with no editing on my part and will remain on the site for 2 months or until I am notified that the requirement has been met or is no longer needed.
Good Luck!
Contact our President if you would like to place a turners wanted request.
Requests will be posted as they are received with no editing on my part and will remain on the site for 2 months or until I am notified that the requirement has been met or is no longer needed.
Good Luck!
Contact our President if you would like to place a turners wanted request.
Turner Wanted
Staircase Spindle - Peter Twilley
Peter Twilley is looking for someone to create a new staircase spindle for a restoration project in the Kemptville area (see attached pic).
If you're interested please contact Peter at:
Email
[email protected]
Posted 16 Sep 2024
If you're interested please contact Peter at:
[email protected]
Posted 16 Sep 2024
Staircase spindles - Julie Nielson
Julie Nielson is looking for someone to create some new staircase spindles. If you are interested, Julie can be reached at [email protected]. This is the note from Julie:
"Ideally we would get 3 new spindles created, as one of the originals we have has an extra piece put on the bottom (originally cut too short).
We would prefer the tops to be left longer, so they can be cut to final size during installation.
I've attached a few pictures. There are two different styles of the top part of the spindle ('flat' and 'flared'). The bottoms are the same for all of them.
Rough sizes:
Lower section (1 spindle): 31" high, flat style
Upper section:
Lower spindle: 31" high, flat style
Upper spindle: 36" high, flared style
Thank you for your help,
Julie"
Posted 5 June 2024
"Ideally we would get 3 new spindles created, as one of the originals we have has an extra piece put on the bottom (originally cut too short).
We would prefer the tops to be left longer, so they can be cut to final size during installation.
I've attached a few pictures. There are two different styles of the top part of the spindle ('flat' and 'flared'). The bottoms are the same for all of them.
Rough sizes:
Lower section (1 spindle): 31" high, flat style
Upper section:
Lower spindle: 31" high, flat style
Upper spindle: 36" high, flared style
Thank you for your help,
Julie"
Posted 5 June 2024
