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Meeting AnnouncementOur May speaker will be WPW-member Sam Digirolamo, with a small side presentation by Bill James. Sam’s program will be on two router-table-based jigs that he uses to accurately cut mortises and tenons. Many of our program speakers cite the value of the mortise & tenon joint, and given the number of questions from the membership about easy ways to execute this joint, it seems that Sam’s program should be extremely useful to many of our members. Sam will also take a few minutes to demonstrate his technique to put an edge on a scraper. Additionally, Bill will be demonstrating another router-based method to cut mortises.Newsletter PostedThe May Newsletter has been posted.Items for SaleWe have established a page for members to offer items for sale. New items were added in December.Electronic Distribution of NewsletterWestern Pennsylvania Woodworkers is undertaking an effort to have those who are willing to receive their newsletters via email. An article describing the process is available in the February newsletter.About the Western Pennsylvania WoodworkersWestern Pennsylvania Woodworker's is dedicated to the purpose of education, safety, and techniques in all areas of woodworking. Our membership includes over 175 amateurs and professionals from all areas of the woodworking crafts.Our mission is to educate, inform, and share woodworking skills, experiences, and ideas in an enjoyable environment. Monthly meetings are held generally on the second Saturday of each month where in addition to the main program, we exchange woodworking information, techniques, tips, designs, and ideas. The main program is a formal demonstration or presentation, usually by a member of the group. We suspend regular meetings for the summer months but sometimes hold a special meeting or field trip over the summer. Western Pennsylvania Woodworkers is a non-profit organization founded in 1980. New members and visitors are always welcome at our meetings. We invite you to join us to learn about woodworking, improve your skills and help us to improve ours. |