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Jimmy Sapp
Jimmy Sapp demonstrating turning a five point star between centers at the November Club meeting. This is a daunting achievement even for an accomplished turner. Jimmy is well known for doing the seemingly impossible on the lathe.

The Club appreciates Jimmy long involement in sharing his new turning techniques and projects with the members. Jimmy was the first person to turn a corncob pen. Today several woodturning supply companies provide colored corncobs for turners.

 
Special Notice

Next Meeting

The next Club meeting is on January 14th at the Bell Community Center on Hwy 129 in Bell, Florida. The meeting starts at 7:00 PM and is open to the public. The demonstration will be conducted by Gary Taylor, one of the founders of the Club. In February Paula Nicks will be discussing design techniques for woodturners. March will feature Kent Harriss.

 

 

Florida Woodturning Symposium is scheduled for January 15-17, 2010 at Lake Yale Baptist Convention Center in Eustist, Florida. For more information visit www.floridawoodturningsymposium.com

 

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The Club was recently featured in area newspapers. The Gilchrist County Journal was the first to publish an artcile. www.gilchristcountyjournal.net/11-05-09/11-05-09woodturning.html

The Gainesville Sun also published an article on the Club winning first place in the AAW annual symposium. Visit www.gainesville.com/article/20091207/ARTICLES/912071004

The Lake City Reporter also published the Gainesville Sun artilce on December 7, 2009.

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