Attached are the pictures of the Walnut plaques, all 3/4″ thick, dimensions on each one. Black lines are not on the wood just indicate which dimension is being measured. Small 4 1/4″ x 6″ large 7 x 9″ Shield 7 … Continue reading →
The list below summarizes the shop’s activity of the past month. Let me know if I’ve missed something or if a correction is needed…… Ron Fico List of this month’s maintenance activities (outside of the monthly Cleanup) Contributors: T. Castonguay, … Continue reading →
For Guild Members, former member Wilma Barger is hosting an open house workshop sale, 18 May from 9 to 11AM for guild members. Wilma and Ken have been long term past Guild members. These are the major items for sale, … Continue reading →
Does anyone know the size of the planer(s) in the Guild shop?
Continue reading →The June monthly meeting is planned to occur the first Saturday on the 1st, The LOCATION IS BAIN CENTER. The demonstration is by Jack Nesbitt- Mitered Boxes with Sliding Lids. 0900 – 1000: Social, Membership, Swap Meet, Greetings 1000 – 1100: … Continue reading →
We are looking for someone who can sand and polyurethane our bench outside of Howard County Center for the Arts. If we can get a couple of recommendations, it would be most appreciated. Thank you! Dana
Continue reading →I have an old solid maple bureau I need to get rid of. My folks bought it in the 30s and it has spent the last few years on an unheated porch exposed to a bit of weather. FREE to … Continue reading →
I have free wood for any member would like it. The wood is from 4 large Maple? trees and is already cut. The rounds are from 11″ to 19″ wide and 12 to 17″ long. I’ve included 2 pics showing … Continue reading →
This month’s shop clean-up occurs Wednesday May 8 1:00-3:00 PM Please consider offering a helping hand! There’s always plenty to do.
Continue reading →State to expand quarantine zone to City, parts of Baltimore County ANNAPOLIS, MD – The Maryland Department of Agriculture today enacted a quarantine (MDA PDF file), effective immediately, that makes it illegal for anyone to move any walnut material and hardwood … Continue reading →