Member David Reynolds demonstrates his technique for turning lace bobbins.

A record turnout on the competition tables creates plenty of talking points.

Good display on the members' work table.

Someone has been learning how to make pens!!

Carvers were not to be left out.

Varied display including some puzzles.

Philip Jones stamping out ears for his mice fridge magnets.

Where's the cheese?

Eyes down and . . . . . . carve!

Is it woodturning or wood - talking?!

Quiet please, Pyrographers at work!

First place in Masters' competition to Richard Hagues using Mahogany, Holly and ply.

Second place to James Sharpe for his scroll saw work in Ash.

Third place to Dick Potter for his piece in Laburnum.

First place in the Members' Open section went to John Williams using Walnut and Beech.

Second place to Derek Puplett for his letter opener in Cherry and Mahogany.

Third equal to Gregory Holmes . . . . .

. . . . David Waldron . . . . . .

. . . . . Tony Reindorp . . . . .

. . . . . . and John Rowan.

Also entered was Graham Legg with his work in Yew

Michael Browning used Plum for his box.

Roger King chose Spalted Beech for his reptile.

Peter Branson carved his entry in Lime.

Carole Snell also used Lime.

John Waring produced a laminated handle for his letter opener.

Tina Shinner used Beech as a backing for her pyrography.

Liz King determined to outdo her husband in the carving stakes!

Visitor Terry Murtah brought along this attractive bowl for display.