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WANDI WOODTURNING CLUB DEMONSTRATIONS

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Wandi club has a good demonstrators setup each demonstrator is wired with a wireless microphone headset connected to a amplifier speaker to make it easier for club members to hear the demonstrators commentary. Along with this a camera records the demonstrator in close-up and members can see every aspect on a 51inch colour LCD screen hung from the roof beams. 

DEMONSTRATORS WANDI WOODTURNING CLUB

Like all clubs Wandi has dedicated members who are willing to share their expert knowledge of the finer points of woodturning. Below we have listed our members whom we would like to thank for the time and effort it takes to share this knowledge to advance their skills to others.
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Left:
​Allan Williams
​WAWA
​member # 1814
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emonstration fruit bowl turning.
Right:
​Bob Malacari WAWA member # 83
​Demonstration hand mirror.


Left:
​Jim Parker
WAWA member #
​Demonstration turned resin filled bowl with banksia slices.
Photo: Michelle Hemy
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Right:
David Rechter member of the Melville Group WAWA demonstrating the making of a square edged clock at Wandi.
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 Right:
​Tim Harrison
WAWA member # 2131
History: 25 years in the Navy, an additional 10 years in the Navy Reserves, now power station Site Manager undertaking various operational and maintenance roles. Joined Wandi Club in 2005 after a long period of interest in general woodworking making furniture. Joined Wandi to learn different wood turning techniques and to get ideas to improve my wood turning skills from likeminded people. Like most turners I tend to make a lot of turned  items but the ones I am most interested in are the segmented thermal coffee cups and a large variety of pens. I make these for family, friends and customers from all over the world.

The facilities at WANDI have improved over the years making the regular meetings a very social place to meet whilst undertaking our hobby of wood turning.
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