The Tidewater Turner · the Christmas party door-prize donations to the club by Sommerset Hardwoods...

The Tidewater Turner a chapter of American Association of Woodturners

DECEMBER 2017 | SINCE 1999 | VOLUME 18 NO 12

Annual Christmas Party DEC 10 - 530 pm

NOTES from Cl iff amp Con n ie

TIDEWATER TURNERS MOMTHLY MEETING - NOV 28 2017

The meeting was called to order by Cliff Guard President Tonightrsquos visitor was Jason Weed welcome and we look forward to you joining our club Announcements were made and ballots were passed out for the members to cast their votes for 3 Board of Directors positions

Information was given on the Christmas Party and a signup sheet was passed around The party is to be held December 10 at Woodcraft at 5-530 pm Tonightrsquos demonstration was our annual Turn-a-thon There were 7 membersrsquo showing 7 different turning projects Very informative guys and thanks for great demonstrations After the ballots were counted the new Board members were named Steve Wilson (reelected) Amos Peterson and Jay Hartley Congratulations guys Your first board meeting is Dec 7th at 630pm at Unorsquos ldquoRemember dues are now duerdquo

See everyone at the Christmas Party and donrsquot forget the Ornament Mantel and Potpourri competition

Respectfully Submitted

Connie Secretary

Well Turners another year has come and gone We have gained some members and unfortunately we also lost a few I think we had a record-setting number of

public demonstrations which falls in line with one of our goals of taking woodturning to the general population With the new year coming we have a chance to continue some of our good works In cooperation with the Ceramic Design Association we will once again be participating in the Empty Bowls Dinner to be held towards the end of March We all need to be working on turning bowls to donate t o t h i s e v e n t t h a t supports so many local charities I would like to see in excess of ONE H U N D R E D B O W L S donated before or at our February meeting With o v e r o n e h u n d r e d m e m b e r s w o r k i n g together we can easily beat that goal I believe most of you are like me in that you do not have a nice climate controlled shop to turn in In plain language it gets cold in my garage in the winter Donrsquot forget just because itrsquos cold you still need to be careful Cold hands can be a little less coordinated Extra clothes means more things that can catch on high speed rotating equipment While knowing and following all the safety rules is important the number one rule you need to follow is Think and donrsquot be stupid Please be careful See you at the Christmas Party at Woodcraft on December 10

Cliff

DECEMBER 2017 |

Please Welcome Our Newest Member

Steve Tase

Welcome amp Happy Turning

Now that winter is around the corner we want to remind all that

for the months of January February and March

Should inclement weather affect our meetings please DO NOT contact Woodcraft to find out the meeting status they wonrsquot have the answer

We have a phone tree set up to contact members We will also post updates

via email and the website

Cliff mdash welcomed the new officers (VP - Bret Glaze) and board members (Jay Hartley and Steve Wilson) who attended the December meeting mdash discussed contributions to the Empty Bowls dinner and asked that we include announcements in upcoming newsletters to encourage members to contribute bowls to the charity Cliff will pick up bowls the same way we did last year mdash asked about upcoming meeting demonstrations and the board discussed plans noting we had demonstrations scheduled through April

Dean (Not present for this meeting)

Connie mdash discussed the upcoming Christmas party The ham and turkey have been ordered and she will pick them up on Sunday She mentioned that we have 50 members signed up for the party She also discussed the Christmas party door-prize donations to the club by Sommerset Hardwoods and Norva plastics She will need volunteers at 330 PM to help set up mdash mentioned that the director of the drsquoArt Center is leaving and she will contact the drsquoArt Center to ensure that we are still on the schedule for the member show in the fall of 2018

Sam mdash reviewed the monthly financial report

Ray mdash mentioned that Bob Flynn is recovering from his accident and will be attending the Christmas party He noted that we received a card from Bobrsquos wife thanking us for our continuing contact mdash discussed the Tidewater Turners donation to the CHKD Christmas-gala silent auction This a good opportunity to get our work before a group with the means to spend on art mdash asked everyone for lessons learned from the Turnathon It seemed to be successful with a variety of subjects covered in a layout that made it easy to move from station to station

Terry mdash reviewed the recent chainsaw maintenance safety and operations class Ray recommended that we reimburse Terry for his expenses The officers and board voted in favor mdash stated that a new member paid his dues and chainsaw-class tuition to Terry Terry provided the check to Sam

mdash noted the status of our treasury and recommended that we reduce our dues to $25 for 2018 After discussion the officers and board voted in favor

Steve mdash noted that he needed articles for the newsletter mdash asked for names of visitors and new members for the newsletter mdash mentioned he purchased a new Lavalier microphone for the meeting demonstrator This will improve audio during meetings He also purchased HDMI pigtails to protect our new HDMI switching unit and itrsquos connections mdash asked why we had a public demonstration at the spring craft festival in Virginia Beach but not the Christmas festival After discussion it was determined that the Christmas festival was prohibitively expensive

Pete (Not present for this meeting)

Clifton mdash mentioned that the club had a piece turned by Barbara Dill during her demonstration He asked what we should do with it and everyone agreed that it was best raffled during a meeting to give everyone an opportunity to own the piece

Chet mdash provided a status of the mentoring program and stated that 7 members currently had mentors mdash stated that he had been looking into a better meeting place for board meetings He proposed that we move to one of the Chesapeake public library branches that would be closer to three officerboard members homes After discussion the board voted to move the January meeting to the Greenbrier Library to see if this is more acceptable and make a decision to continue or move to another location

Art (No agenda items)

Jay Hartley (No agenda items)

Bret Glaze (No agenda items)

Any members who have topics they would like discussed at a board meeting can forward the topic in writing to any officer or board member

Ray Board Chairman

Boa rd Notes

On December 7 2017 the Turners Board of Directors and Officers held their monthly meeting at UNOrsquos To keep the membership informed about our efforts here is a summary of the meeting

DECEMBER 2017 | Page 2

CHKD - MOON LIGHT amp MISTLETOE


ldquoCliff Guard and Ray Kallman donated pieces to the CHKD silent auction They brought in over $450 for the Childrenrsquos Hospital This was an excellent opportunity to get the Tidewater Turners name before a large group who appreciate the arts And of course Ray managed to leave a few tops behind for the staff and guestsrdquo

Ray

Tu rnathon High l ights


Check out slideshow on website for more pictures


Click on this link to Discover Woodturning

There is some great information in this link for the non-turner or potential woodturner in you

Want to build your woodturning skills

The American Association of Woodturners (AAW) strives to deliver the publications and services that our members need to grow connect explore and thrive in the areas of woodturning that are important to them With 15000+ members and 350+ chapters internationally AAWrsquos many resources including our award-winning American Woodturner journal help our members to learn create and connect

Rotations and Events

The revelry continues Friday through Sunday June 15-17 with a broad selection of educational demonstrations and panel discussions that will appeal to a wide variety of skill levels and interest areasmdashbowls boxes vessels hollow forms spheres spindle turning multiaxis turning segmented turning natural-edge turning ornamental turning jewelry finishing techniques surface design texture and embellishment and more

Learn-To-Turn bull Keith Gotschall bull Kip Christensen bull Eric Lofstrom bull Ed Pretty bull Rick Rich

Segmenting Techniques bull Tom Lohman bull Wayne Miller

Ornamental Turning bull Jon Magill

Pen Turning Tips and Techniques bull Mark Dreyer bull Ray Wright

Vessels and Hollow Forms bull Dan Tilden bull Stephen Hatcher bull Cindy Drozda bull Marilyn

Campbell bull Karen Freitas

Embellishing and Finishing bull Lauren Zenreich bull Hans Weissflog bull Mike Peace bull Donna Zils

Banfield bull Eli Avisera bull Jay Shepard bull Graeme Priddle bull Stephen Hatcher

Boxes and Lids bull Al Stirt bull Guilio

Marcolongo bull Kai Muenzer bull Cindy Drozda bull Mark Baker

Sculpture and Inspiration bull Jeff Chelf bull Kristin LeVier

Turning for Furniture bull Kai Muenzer bull Rick Rich

32nd Annual International Symposium

Portland Oregon June 14-17 2018

Announcing the 2018 Virginia Woodturning SymposiumNovember 3rd and 4th 2018 - Fishersville VA

The 2018 Virginia Woodturning Symposium will feature

Cindy Drozda - Rudy Lopez - Donna BanfieldNick Cook - Barry Gross - Frank Penta

Graeme Priddle - Joe Fleming - Mark St LedgerAnd more to be announced later

In our 31000 sq Ft venue there will be a total of 41 rotations covering a wide range of turning techniques for turners of all levels If you pre-

register before October 26 2018 the price is only $80 for the weekend

If you want to turn instead of watching visit the Skills and Future Turners area where experienced turners can help you work on your techniques

Expanded Vendor areas will have a wide selection of tools and supplies for all your shop needs and desires There will also be an

Instant Gallery for you to view andor display your turnings

Mark your calendars to reserve the dates of November 3rd amp 4th 2018 to attend the Virginia Woodturners Symposium at EXPOland in

Fishersville Virginia Check us out for details on the web at httpwwwvirginiawoodturnerscom


Annual Christmas Party

DEC 10 - 530 pm TURNING CHALLENGES

There will be 3 classifications for the awards 1st place - Ornaments

2nd place - Mantel Decoration 3rd place - Potpourri

A NOTE or 2 or 3 or hellip

TURNERrsquoS TALK

December 14

Part 3 ldquoThe Skewrdquo

we might even turn tonight using the skew

5 pm - 7 pm Second Thursday of each month


GOT SOME TURNINGS TO DISPLAY We have coordinated with the Virginia Beach

Library to hold our annual Woodturning display in January If you wish to participate

please contact Terry Richards

January 2-31 2018

NOVEMBER BOARD ELECTION RESULTS

Congratulations to our newly elected Board members Amos Peterson and Jay Hartley and reelected to another term Steve Wilson

GOT NOISE

From the desk of Bob Waddell to Ray Kallman

ldquoHi Ray Just wanted to share something I found on the net with all the club members who may have the same problem as I had

I have a 10 ft overhead garage door in my shop that does not seal tightly and has rattled in the wind enough to set off the burglar alarm The Green Hinge System has added springs to the hinges and by doing a simple 45 minute change out on 6 hinges I now have a tightly sealed door and no rattle

Amazing transformation for not a lot of money I thought some of the members might have the same issuerdquo

Bob

At the November I showed to the membership laser etchings we had asked a contractor to make If anyone would like to have some of their turnings laser etched feel free to contact - Nancie Laing of Professional Image Craft - 757-375-8606 Her prices are extremely reasonable

Mention that you are a Tidewater Turners member

4 of these approx size 4rdquo x 6rdquo

2 l a r g e r sizes 20rdquo x 24rdquo

This month we present an article prepared and presented by El Halley for the Turnerrsquos Talk session

This article ldquoSkew Chiselsrdquo is quite extensive and should make for some great reading Itrsquos also available on our website to download and print It is located in the Library ldquoIdeas and Tipsrdquo section

For those of you unfamiliar with our Turnerrsquos Talk sessions these are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month Topics are varied and some sessions deal with the previous monthrsquos demonstration The session is held at Woodcraft JANAF (our goto store)

Editor

SKEW CHISELS


ldquoThis is a small compilation of data about skew chisels from woodturning web sites and tool manufacturers There are many different shaped tools from various professional turners The more I looked the more I found This is not exhaustive only a start I found skews with bevel angles from 15 to 55 degrees and skew angles from 60 to 90 degrees Some would call it a ldquoDouble Bevel Angled Scraperrdquo

What is a Skew Chisel

A skew chisel is a long flat bevel-edged chisel with an angled tip The long point of the chisels cutting edge is called the toe whereas the shortest point of the cutting edge is called the heel In most cases its the toe of the skew chisel that gets the novice woodturner into trouble with the skew chisel If presented improperly the toe can easily dig-in to the turning in a most unnerving fashion

This is one tool that most turners either love or really dislike There does not seem to be any middle ground This is certainly one of the harder tools for a woodturner to master but once mastered it can be a very useful addition to your woodturning tool inventory Used primarily on spindle projects the skew can produce very clean smooth cuts on end grain and side grain surfaces and excels at straight and taper cuts Skews are usually available in numerous widths including 38 1frasl2 58 3frasl4 1 125ldquo 1375ldquo and 15rdquo Round skews are available in 38 and 1frasl2

This 1 wide skew is 14 thick and features a 30 degree bevel angle with a 65 degree skewed edge This skew is used primarily to turn soft woods

Skew chisel 12deg lt 20deg For softwoods For hard woods The skew angle should be ~ 70deg Generally the bevel is 11frasl2 times the thickness of the tool Round over the short point (the heel) of the tool Rectangular skews may be sharpened by adjusting the platform to the correct angle Radiased skews require rotating the tools to follow the curvature Skews also benefit from honing after grinding

TOE

BEVEL ANGLE

SKEW ANGLE

HEEL

Shape the Sides Grind the straight and curved profiles Grind the curved section

Hone and Test the Edge

SKEW CHISELS

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ldquoSkew Grindsrdquo httppinitb5pTUib 31 minutes Brian Havens

Woodturning Sharpening Lacer Skew httpsyoutubedmCxDToHm6Y

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Reshaping the Skew Chisel By American Woodworker Editors September 15 2009 An alternate shape minimizes dig-ins by Alan LacerA l a n L a c e r ( 7 1 5 ) 4 2 6 - 9 4 5 1 wwwalanlacercom httpswwwpopularwoodworkingcom techniquesreshaping-the-skew-chisel

Two Tools in One With both straight and curved sections a modified skew is quite versatile Curved area is great for these tasks ndash Planing and rolling cuts Lead with the short point side and cut with the toolrsquos curved section you cannot dig in Digging in is a real problem with a conventional skew and a bane to all novice turners ndash Planing chip-prone woods such as red oak or figured maple ndash Forming the concave and convex sections of a spindle Straight section is great for these tasks ndash Peeling away wood like a large parting tool ndash Slicing rounded pommels (with the long point down) ndash Scraping end grain and knots ndash Working in tight areas The curve creates a small clearance


The skew chisel is a versatile and invaluable tool for any turner and is almost exclusively used when turning spindles It will plane turn beads make V cuts pummel cuts and turn long shallow coves It can also be used to create dovetails for various chucking methods It is available in many forms and sizes from micro to huge 3mm (18in) to 38mm (1 12in) Some turners prefer one type over another but I personally recommend the 25mm (1in) flattraditional skew chisel to all beginners as it is generally more stable and easier to sharpen However it will take more effort to master In this article I will show you some simple exercises to help build an understanding of techniques needed when using the tool

Basic presentation to make a planning cut

The skew chisel should be presented toe up at an angle to the timber handle trailing away from the direction of the cut allowing the bevel to rub against the timber with the tool supported at the corner rather than the flat areas of the tool this being directly behind the point of the cut The tool rest should be at a position appropriate for the size of tool being presented It can on occasions be raised a little if turning small diameter spindles but at no other time To achieve a cut lift the handle and a shaving will start to appear over the cutting edge - often initially this appears as dust Try to keep the handle in a position that feels comfortable If you become tense while using a tool it will not flow smoothly along the timbertool rest so try to make fluid cuts from a relaxed position Control is gained in two ways lifting the tool up and down (this will control the depth of cut) and by rotating the wrist (this will control the cut position along the cutting edge) Both of these movements are very small indeed and are more about feel and sensitivity As turning progresses the need to look at what the tool needs to do becomes intuitive Feel is of utmost importance with the skew as the density of timber is felt more with this tool than any other Always start at the center of the blank working towards the ends Step 1 Place the heel of the tool against the timber toe up (in neutral) Lift the handle gently until you see dust starting to come over the edge of the tool at this point the tool is beginning to cut Lift it very slightly and you should see shavings starting to appear and gently start to travel along the blank until you reach the end Step 2 Here we can see the tool cutting at its sweet spot or perfect position This is never higher than the centre line of the tool or there is a high risk the toe will dig into the timber and make a glorious mess of the wood

Making V cuts

When making a V cut using the skew you must ensure that each cut must be made progressively wider Ensure only to cut with the very pointtoe of the tool remembering to move the handle to each side of the V whilst making a lifting arc as the tool travels into the wood

Step 1 Using only the toe of the skew chisel score a line to the left of the pencil line going deep enough to score the fibers at the outer diameter of the

blank and no more (if you go too deep the timber may well burn)

Step 2 Now move the tool to the opposite side of the V and repeat the first cut but this time going slightly deeper than you did previously Continue as before working on one side then the other until you have gone as deep as is required

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SKEW CHISELSTurning beads When turning beads it is important to try and achieve a balanced bead Today I still visualize a large balloon tractor tire Remember to only remove the material that is not required to create the finished bead and look carefully as work progresses to determine where the material needs to be removed It is amazing how little material actually needs removing in order to successfully create a bead the center is usually not touched at all during this process

Step 1 Start at the corner with the tool presented at a slight angle and roll to the right-hand side Do not start at the center Remove the corner using the pointtoe of the skew With one cut already made the bead is beginning to take shape The tool should end up at right angles to the spindle and the edge should be vertical to the bed of the lathe Next do as above but ensure to use the tool to blend curved areas with greater control Step 2 Make a second cut but roll the tool more to the right whilst lifting the handle as it travels down the curve At the same time swing the handle to the right for the right-hand side of the bead Step 3 Here you can clearly see the finish position of the tool still with the handle trailing to produce a slicing action as it travels into the wood Now repeat for the left-hand side of the bead but in a mirrored movement of the right

Making pummel cuts One way of forming a pummel is to start by making a V cut at the point where the transition from the square to the round is required Mark a pencil line all round the workpiece where the V cut is to be made The V cut itself is made in exactly the same way as a V cut in a round section Making the cut in the square blank is more difficult because the corners cannot be seen clearly there is therefore a danger of chipping the corners It may help to put something white on the bed of the lathe behind the workpiece this may help to make the corners more visible Note the V must be stopped immediately as the bottom of the cut forms a continuous circle around the workpiece Having made the V cut the corners on the section of the workpiece beyond the pummel can be removed with a gouge but take care not to damage the corners of the pummel

Step 1 Mark two lines on the face of the timber this is the center and outer corner of the cut Here they are 10mm (38in) apart usually made on two faces to allow a visual reference as the wood begins to rotate Step 2Make the first cut to the right-hand side of the left-hand line as you would for a normal V cut Step 3 Now move the tool to the right and make the cut to the left of the right hand line Step 4 Repeat the first cut and move slowly back towards the line until it meets the point of entry Step 5 Repeat the cuts until the Vpummel is to sufficient depth to break the square and make a complete round in the timber Here you can see the finished pummel cut



SKEW CHISELS

Making a shoulder or facing cut To make this cut line up the bevel to the face that is to be cut Using the toepoint of the skew travel across the area using only the very point of the skew This leaves a very fine finish on the surface being cut and once again shows how versatile this tool really is

Round Skews

The Round Skews are good for smaller work and are a natural for forming small beads Tool length is 6 with a 10 long handle Packard Round Skew comes in 1frasl2rdquo 38lsquorsquo 1frasl4rdquo sizes

Rolled Edge Skew Chisels

The Rolled Edge Skew Chisels move smoothly on the tool rest and makes rolling beads easier These skew chisels have a tool length of 6 and come fitted with 10 handles

Packard 12lsquorsquo 34rdquo 1rdquo 1 14rdquo Rolled Edge Skew

Skewchigouge

Designed in England by professional turner Allan Beecham this tool gives the clean finish from a skew chisel with the ease of using a gouge The nasty catches associated with a skew chisel are kept to an absolute minimum This tool is great for rolling beads and cutting coves on spindle work The Skewchigouge is sharpened using a fine diamond hone on the top of the bevel of the tool The blade is 7-12 long and is fitted with an 8- 12 handle

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COMMON SKEWS ON THE MARKET TODAY

SKEW CHISELS


Ray Key 12 Skew Chisel

This skew chisel has a longer cutting edge on it with a curve and measures 12 wide by 14 thick Tool length is 6 with a 9-12 handle

These Skew Chisels are made of 14rdquo thick HSS and are perfect for smoothing spindle work and making beads Overall length for the 12rdquo and 34rdquo is 16-14rdquo the 1rdquo is 18-14rdquo long

The Oval Skew Chisel designed by Sorby slides on the tool rest easier without marring it Overall length is 16-14 for the 12 and 34 while the 1 is 18-14 overall

12 Tompkins V Skew This tool will help avoid most catches turners experience from using a standard skew chisel Professional woodturner and teacher Keith Tompkins came up with this design to help students be more successful when learning to turn He found that even experienced woodturners benefited from using the V-Skew The V-Skew can be used on the outside of faceplate work as a shear scraper to perfect the finish Positioned flat on the tool rest the point of the tool can be used to make roughing cuts or decorative v-grooves Flip the tool over with the bevel facing upwards and it can be used as a negative rake scraper The Tompkins V Skew is made of 14 thick M2 high speed steel and is available in 12 a n d 3 4 widths The blade measures 6-12 and comes fitted with a 10-12 Ash Handle with brass ferrule The tool is easily sharpened using a diamond hone on the top face of the tool Instructions for using and sharpening the tool are included

SKEW CHISELS


Skew Chisels

Made by Hamlet Craft Tools of Sheffield England to Alan Lacers specifications these skews are available in 58 or 1-38 wide sizes Each tool measures 38 thick with a tool length of 6-12 The cutting edge is curved to make for a larger sweet spot and to help reduce catches The edge on the long point side is square to make v-cuts easier while the edge on the short point side is rolled over making smoothing cuts and rolling beads easier The Lacer Skews are made of 38 thick M2 high speed steel Both tools come fitted with a 14 handle while the 1-38 tool has a 16 handle

Radius Skews

Richard uses skews with a curved edge This facilitates making cuts easier than with the traditional straight edge skew chisel The tool length of these skews is about 7 with the thickness ranging from 316 to 516 The Radius Skews come fitted with 9-12 handles

Skew Chisels Alan Lacer wwwalanlacercom

SKEW CHISELS


I prefer rectangular sectioned skews the heavier the better (at least 14 thick better yet 516 or 38) with the short point side rounded back to the ferrule the long point side chamfered back to the ferrule I do not like the oval sectioned skews they are overly thinned out rock on the tool rest when grinding nearly impossible to do the peeling cut (which I use a great deal) and presents a changing angle to the wood as presented in several of the cuts below--such as the rolling cut

Sizes I primarily work with two sizes a smaller one that is 12 or 58 and a larger one that is 1 14 or 1 38 These sizes work well on all the cuts below on stock 3 in diameter down to miniature sizes Preparation get it sharp through grinding refine the edge through hand honing (I prefer a diamond hone) or using power honing on a MDF wheel charged with buffing compound that cuts high speed steel Make sure the tool rest is filed flat and clean perhaps wax the top surface Drive the work with a cup center rather than a spur-especially if you are in a learning phase

Cuts Not for face-grain work but with grain running parallel to the lathe bed Always protect your eyes

Planing Most commonly done with the short point down and leading the cut positioned at about 45 degrees to the axis of lathe Problems skating dig-in ribbing chip-out

Roughing Using the tool in the same position as the planing cut the skew can be used to round smaller diameters (usually under 2 12) and shorter pieces (generally under 18 in length) Is very much a pushing off of the corners to reach the cylinder In chippy woods like red oak or ash I use the planing approach but shorten the length of each cut or use a peeling approach- followed by a planing cut to clean the surface

Vee Long point down cutting with an arcing motion For the first cut the point is at a right angle to the axis of the lathe To deepen or widen the V that is created come from the side of the original cut being sure to clear the long cutting edge away from the area just cut Problems skating burning stalling outldquo

Shoulder Long point is down long cutting edge is tilted away from the face of the shoulder only a few degrees (2 to 5) Cut is performed high on the work using an arcing motion and ending above the center axis of the lathe Problems skating on entry or at any time on the face of the shoulder dig-in stalling out torn grain

Saucer Done very much like the shoulder cut except the action is now concave Since this is cutting somewhat against the grain dont take the cut too deeply into the end-grain Useful in doing the bottom of projects like a goblet vase toothpick holder lidded box etc or for cutting rings free on a shaft

Parting Done with the long point down a series of vee cuts to part a small piece off at the headstock side Tends to avoid many of the problems of parting tools cleaner cut on the end-grain and seldom snaps the piece off near the conclusion to create a small hole in the end of the project

Pummel The process of turning square elements that transition into round I prefer to cut these with the long point down-especially square shouldered pummels Layout the placement with a single 90-degree line (using a square or protractor) Cut to the waste side with a Vee cut-then turn away material on the waste side until you reach a cylinder (using either a peeling or planing cut) Make the cut to the line using the same method as for a shoulder cut (for the square shouldered pommel) For a curved pommel make two 90-degree lines-one for the ending point (meets the rounded area of your project) and one for the starting point of the pommel I usually go ahead and create a square pommel at the end point Then in a series of light cuts add a curving motion to create the curved surface until you reach the line that marks the starting point of the pommel If a relatively friendly wood I lead with the long point through the entirety of the cut If a difficult wood (usually very soft or easily torn on the end grain) I start with the long point in the wood then raise the handle with my back hand to allow cutting in the area just above the long point

SKEW CHISELS


Rolling Using the skew to produce a convex shape such as a bead For small beads (under 38 wide or less) I often use the long point For most beads and other convex shapes of a larger size I make the cut with the short point down You may cut with the short point in the wood (to assist with keeping the tool against the side of the bead and with a bevel rubbing) or with the area above the short point but not above the center of the tools long cutting edge Problems skating (creating slashes in the bead) dig ins (getting the trailing edgepoint pulled into the wood) shapes that are not rounded-but were intended to be convex

Coving Using the skew to produce a concave shape Usually done with the short point down moving the tool with a scooping action Here the curved edged skew certainly performs better Problems skating and failure to produce a curved surface in the cove

Peeling Using the skew like a veneer peelers action on a log The cutting edge (or straight section) is held parallel to the lathes axis but with the handle low in back to provide a cutting edge that has bevel support-not a scraping action with just a sharp edge I normally use only a portion of the tools edge as too heavy of a cut is hard to make or control This is a sizing and rough cut-not for finishing It can be used to take the corners off of a square cut tenons or remove large amounts of waste material This is a wasting and roughing cut Rough-Grain Using the skew as the final tool to work an area of twisted grain severe chip-out or even a knot First the area is lightly cut with a roughing gouge cutting edge at a 90 angle to the lathes axis with bevel support Make the cuts across the difficult area lighter and lighter until almost dust like in their action Next be sure the tool rest is almost touching the wood cutting edge of the skew is held parallel to the lathes axis tool handle is horizontal edge is presented in a scrapping approach with no bevel support Make very light passes across the difficult area completing with only the lightest of cuts

End-Grain Scrape Using the skew for scraping directly across end -grain as found on the rims or bases of such projects as lidded boxes goblets toothpick holders etc Get the tool extremely sharp by honing place the tool rest as close to the work as possible present the tool facing the end-grain area the tool handle should be horizontal (to present the edge in a scraping approach with no bevel support) and lightly scrape across the area You should be getting tiny ribbons rising from the edge-if not you may be tearing the grain

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The Skew Chisel with Allan Batty | Woodturning How-to 54 minutes

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Central Library 500 PM

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Jamestown VA 1608

8 9 10 11Turnerrsquos Talk

500 Pm

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21NYC Regulation -

Illegal for Women To smoke in Public

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28 29 30 31Teardown of

Static Display at Central Library

500 PM

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1Continuous moving

assembly line introduced by Ford (car

every 238) 1913

2

3 4 5 6 7Board Mtg 630 Pm

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10Club Christmas Party 530pm -


500 Pm

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24 25 26 27 28 29 30Electronic television system patented by V K Zworykin 1938


Tennessee Association of Woodturners SYMPOSIUMJanuary 26 - 27 2018

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Reg iona l Events 2017

2018 Florida Woodturning SYMPOSIUMFebruary 09 - 11 2018

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The following letter is from a professional bricklayer in response to his workers compensation claim for injuries sustained on the job It seems the insurer sought more detailed information for their accident investigation about how the bricklayer sustained such substantial injuries

Dear Sir

I am writing in response to your request for additional information in Block 3 of the accident report form I put Poor planning as the cause of my accident You asked for a fuller explanation and I trust the following details will be sufficient

I am a bricklayer by trade On the day of the accident I was working alone on the roof of a new six-story building When I completed my work I found I had some bricks left over which when weighed later were found to be slightly in excess of 500 lbs Rather than carry the bricks down by hand I decided to lower them in a barrel by using a pulley which was attached to the side of the building on the sixth floor

Securing the rope at ground level I went up to the roof swung the barrel out and loaded the bricks into it Then I went down and untied the rope holding it tightly to ensure a slow descent of the bricks You will note in Block 11 of the accident report form that I weigh 135 lbs

Due to my surprise at being jerked off the ground so suddenly I lost my presence of mind and forgot to let go of the rope Needless to say I proceeded at a rapid rate up the side of the building In the vicinity of the third floor I met the barrel which was now proceeding downward at an equally impressive speed This explains the fractured skull minor abrasions and the broken collarbone as listed in Section 3 of the accident report form

Slowed only slightly I continued my rapid ascent not stopping until the fingers of my right hand were two knuckles deep into the pulley Fortunately by this time I had regained my presence of mind and was able to hold tightly to the rope in spite of the excruciating pain I was now beginning to experience At approximately the same time however the barrel of bricks hit the ground and the bottom fell out of the barrel Now devoid of the weight of the bricks that barrel weighed approximately 50 lbs I refer you again to my weight of 135 pounds

As you might imagine I began a rapid descent down the side of the building In the vicinity of the third floor I met the barrel coming up This accounts for the two fractured ankles broken tooth and severe lacerations of my legs and lower body Here my luck began to change slightly The encounter with the barrel seemed to slow me enough to lessen my injuries when I fell into the pile of bricks and fortunately only three vertebrae were cracked

I am sorry to report however as I lay there on the pile of bricks in pain unable to move I again lost my composure and presence of mind and let go of the rope and I lay there watching the empty barrel begin its journey back down onto me This explains the two broken legs

I hope this answers your inquiry as to my poor planning


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APRIL 2017 | Page 21DECEMBER 2017 | Page 22

TIDEWATER TURNERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (A Non-Profit Corporation Incorporated in the State of Virginia)

General Membership Meetings 630pm every 4th Tuesday of the Month (except Dec) Board of Directors Meetings 630pm every 1st Thursday of the Month

At Woodcraft The Shops JANAF Suite 152 Norfolk VA TIDEWATER TURNERS OF VIRGINIA Connie Shiera Secretary 764 Olivieri Lane Virginia Beach VA 23455 Membership Dues $3500 mdash Includes household members $2500 mdash Student (id required)

Member Name ________________________________________________________ Date _______________SpouseHousehold member(s) _______________________________________________________________Address _________________________________________________________________________________City ________________________________________________ State ________________ Zip ____________Telephone Numbers Home _____________________________ Cell ________________________________E-Mail Address ___________________________________________________________________________

American Association of Woodturners (AAW) Member _____Yes _____ NoIf you are not an AAW member would you like information on the AAW ____ Yes ____ No

Optional InformationYour experience level ____None ____Novice ____Advanced ___Expert

Would you be interested in the following woodturning classes ___ Beginners (multi-sessions) ___ Spindle Turning ____ Sharpening ___ Bowls ___ Tool MakingUse

___ Pen Turning Own a lathe ___Yes ___No If so brand and size ________________________________

Would you be interested in the following club activities___ Public demonstrations __ Club meeting demonstrator __ Class instructor __ assistant

___ Club committees ___ Social events (Christmas party Summer picnic)__ Being a mentor __ Having a mentor (If interested we will provide more information)

RELEASE FROM LIABILITY AND HOLD HARMLESS STATEMENTPlease complete the following with your signature and print your name

In consideration for my being permitted to attend the Tidewater Turners meeting and any other functions that the Turners may participate in I do hereby Release and Hold Harmless Tidewater Turners of Virginia a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Corporation registered in the

State of Virginia and meeting monthly in the Woodcraft Store at 5802 E Virginia Beach Boulevard and at other times in various locations This release and Hold Harmless Statement is given of my free will and covers Woodcraft Tidewater Turners of Virginia Inc its Officers and Directors their successor and assigns

This release covers any and all claims or demands for injury to my person or property resulting directly or indirectly by reason of participation in any meeting at the store or any remote location and

I assume full responsibility for all risk of injury to my person and property by reason hereofThis release and hold harmless statement will remain in effect until I revoke it

Printed name of MemberAttendee ______________________________________________________________

Signature of MemberAttendee ___________________________________________ Date _________________ Printed name of Parent or Legal Guardian if member is a minor (younger than 18) ___________________________________________________________________ Date __________________ Signature of Parent or Guardian ___________________________________________ Date ________________

The Club has 2 lathes available for rent Maximum two month rotation $30month

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The TidewaterTurnerEditor Steve Wilson

editortidewaterturnersnetNewsletter Published Monthly

by Tidewater Turners of Virginia Inc 764 Olivieri Lane Virginia Beach VA 23455

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OFFICERS Cliff Guard

President presidenttidewaterturnersnet

Dean Sword Vice President

vptidewaterturnersnet Connie Shiera

Secretary secretarytidewaterturnersnet

Sam Warren Treasurer

treasurertidewaterturnersnet

a chapter of American Association of

The Tidewater Turner

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ray Kallman

Chairman board_chairtidewaterturnersnet

Clifton Chisum board1tidewaterturnersnet

Terry Richards board2tidewaterturnersnet

Peter Summers board3tidewaterturnersnet

Steve Wilson board4tidewaterturnersnet

STAFF Sam Warren

Membership Committee Chet Bisno

Training amp Membership Art Green

PhotographerVideo Publicity Chairman

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Newsletter Editor

NOTES from Cl iff amp Con n ie

TIDEWATER TURNERS MOMTHLY MEETING - NOV 28 2017

The meeting was called to order by Cliff Guard President Tonightrsquos visitor was Jason Weed welcome and we look forward to you joining our club Announcements were made and ballots were passed out for the members to cast their votes for 3 Board of Directors positions

Information was given on the Christmas Party and a signup sheet was passed around The party is to be held December 10 at Woodcraft at 5-530 pm Tonightrsquos demonstration was our annual Turn-a-thon There were 7 membersrsquo showing 7 different turning projects Very informative guys and thanks for great demonstrations After the ballots were counted the new Board members were named Steve Wilson (reelected) Amos Peterson and Jay Hartley Congratulations guys Your first board meeting is Dec 7th at 630pm at Unorsquos ldquoRemember dues are now duerdquo

See everyone at the Christmas Party and donrsquot forget the Ornament Mantel and Potpourri competition

Respectfully Submitted

Connie Secretary

Well Turners another year has come and gone We have gained some members and unfortunately we also lost a few I think we had a record-setting number of

public demonstrations which falls in line with one of our goals of taking woodturning to the general population With the new year coming we have a chance to continue some of our good works In cooperation with the Ceramic Design Association we will once again be participating in the Empty Bowls Dinner to be held towards the end of March We all need to be working on turning bowls to donate t o t h i s e v e n t t h a t supports so many local charities I would like to see in excess of ONE H U N D R E D B O W L S donated before or at our February meeting With o v e r o n e h u n d r e d m e m b e r s w o r k i n g together we can easily beat that goal I believe most of you are like me in that you do not have a nice climate controlled shop to turn in In plain language it gets cold in my garage in the winter Donrsquot forget just because itrsquos cold you still need to be careful Cold hands can be a little less coordinated Extra clothes means more things that can catch on high speed rotating equipment While knowing and following all the safety rules is important the number one rule you need to follow is Think and donrsquot be stupid Please be careful See you at the Christmas Party at Woodcraft on December 10

Cliff


Please Welcome Our Newest Member

Steve Tase

Welcome amp Happy Turning

Now that winter is around the corner we want to remind all that

for the months of January February and March

Should inclement weather affect our meetings please DO NOT contact Woodcraft to find out the meeting status they wonrsquot have the answer

We have a phone tree set up to contact members We will also post updates

via email and the website
















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