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Tooling items, such as: sanding discs, sanding belts, sanding drums, sanding sleeves, scroll saw blades, mortice chisels, woodturning chisels, bandsaw blades, circular saw blades, planer knives, grinding wheels are not covered by the guarantee.

The club opened a new workshop in 2015 adjacent to Kegworth Village Hall, Nottingham Road, Kegworth, Derby, DE74 2FH, near Junction 24 of the M1 motorway. The angle that one surface or line makes with another when they are not at right angles (not at 90 degrees). Bevel cuts are made on mitre saws and table saws by tilting the angle of the blade. On band saws they are made by titling the angle of the table. Plus, most importantly, the opportunity to chat with fellow woodturners to swap ideas, tips and advice The Club continues to grow and accumulate its own equipment, and strives to present an ever-improving programme for its members. Monthly meetings are held at Rattery Village Hall, Rattery, Devon on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 19:00.Standard UK voltage is 240v. Since European harmonisation, it is often expressed as 220-240v although the actual voltage has never changed. More powerful industrial machines use 415v, also known as 3 phase. We meet at the Jubilee Hall, Wellow Road, Ollerton (NG22 9AP). We meet on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm. In addition, we are trying to start up our hands on evenings - details will appear in the programme. The club offers a mentoring scheme for members new to woodturning. There are experienced club members that are prepared to arrange mentoring of newcomers at their own workshop for a couple of hours, to get them started. We number about 60 individuals, a friendly and sociable bunch, at all levels of skill from experts to beginners, from around the Dorset and Hampshire area all with a keen interest in woodturning. We have regular lectures and live demonstrations on the various aspects of woodturning and friendly competitions for all our members to show off their work. This is done through a series of monthly meetings at which members and external turners demonstrate skills, techniques and projects. Occasionally we arrange full day workshops, usually on a Saturday, run by national and international level professionals.

We welcome visitors and new members of every age and level of experience, from professionals to novices. We normally meet at the Bryce Institute in Burneside, just outside Kendal, every third Saturday in the month. Derwent woodturning club meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month. We are based at Sharpes Pottery Museum in Swadlincote. We have hands-on sessions where usually 2 or sometimes 3 lathes may be running. We also have demonstrators who show different aspects of wood turning and related subjects. In September 2004, we moved into our new premises that the club refurbished at Wheal Jane Mine near Truro. For the first time we are able to offer our members the use of a club house six days a week, with storage for all our equipment. Here we hold monthly meetings that vary from demonstrations by other CAW members, to lectures by visiting guests on all manner of topics related to woodturning. A groove in the face of a board, usually to accept another board at 90 degrees as in shelf uprights or draw sides.A straight guide on a tool such as a table saw, bandsaw or router table to keep the material a set parallel distance from the blade or cutter. The Ely Guild of Woodturners exists to provide people in East Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas with a meeting place where they can learn more about this fascinating craft and share their knowledge and a common interest amongst like-minded people. A type of drill bit. They have a centre spur and circular rims with cutting teeth that cut clean flat bottomed holes. During the 90’s Alistair's 3 children, Richard, Alex and Samantha, had now finished school and joined the company full time. It was insisted they work in every part of the business to ‘learn the ropes’ and only later on join the management team.