Guild Events

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The Guild participates in the Kansas City edition of this annual trade show with a booth featuring both examples of completed projects crafted by our members and demonstrations of various kinds.  The program requires a number of volunteers to both man the booth and conduct demonstrations.

The annual Open House is designed to acquaint potential members with the shop, its opportunities and benefits.  It aims at unaffiliated friends and relatives of current members, patrons of local woodworking-oriented vendors, and young people in area vocational programs.

Held the 3rd Wednesday in December – 6:30 – 10:00 p.m. (Replaces regular meeting)

Woodworkers and their families and friends participate in a catered and contributed holiday meal featuring a raffle of select woodwork projects.  Mostly it’s the good food and camaraderie that prevail.   Members contribute desserts.  Food service begins at 7:00 p.m.  There is a $20/person fee to attend the December program.  SignUp HERE no later than December 14th.

Members willing to offer items for the raffle should contact the Events Director.

Note: The Woodworkers’ Guild utilizes the Sign-up Genius program to keep track of participants in  some events, as well as many classes.  Use of this program provides an effective way for our volunteer leaders to limit participation to appropriate size, make sure that fees are paid, and to assemble waiting lists where helpful.  Where fees are required, Sign-Up Genius will process the transaction.

Lie Nielsen joins with the Guild annually to provide a showing of their many excellent tools.  This event takes place at the shop.

Sadly the pandemic interrupted this yearly event but we are actively working to get it back on track in the future!

Special Events

Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

Star Trek was right; light can cut through things. OK, it was handheld and called a Faser, but the concept was there.
In the Laser Special Interest Group we explore some of the creations and options of using a laser to engrave or cut out.
We will share success and failure while we explore how we can use laser engraving to enhance and enrich our woodworking.
Come join us on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Bring your Show ‘N Tell and the settings with which you have had success.
 
SIG Co-Leads
  • Mike McCauley 
  • Curtis Alexander

For more information, contact Laser SIG