Members watch John Henbery demonstrating how to use the dreaded skew chisel.

Dan Beard bravely decides to have a go!

Graham Legg tutors a newby.

"What shall we carve next?"

Busy in carvers' corner.

Tony Reindorp and Terry Cambridge conduct a marquetry workshop.

"I will NOT be distracted!!!"

Great concentration shown by the wood burners aka pyrographers.

Display of members' work.

Members' Open competition table.

Masters' competition table.

First place in Masters' competition taken by Peter Rutter.

Second place went to Geoff Dalton for his "monkey puzzle" hollowform.

Third place to David Reynolds for his vase in spalted Cherry.

Also entered . . . John Henbery and his vase in Yew . . . .

. . . Graham Legg used Oak for his bowl . . . .

. . . Baltic Birch ply was James Sharpe's choice of material . .

. . .Derek Puplett chose a piece of Burr for his entry . .

. . . . John Williams used Bubinga

First place in Members' Open section was taken by Graham Jerram for his decorated bowl in Sycamore

Second place went to Peter Blair . .

Isabelle Dawson toook third place for her work in Yew.

Also entered . . pyrographed piece by Terry Murtha . .

. . . . Dan Beard used Yew for his entry . . .

. . .pyrography by Tina Shinner . . . .

. . .Tony Reindorp is ready for a power cut . .

. . . . John Waring chose Hawthorn for his entry . . .

. . . . tea light holder from Richard Latos . . .

. . . Roger King practicing scrollsaw work . . .

. . . table lamp from scrap plywood by Joe Akers . . .

. . . . keyring in Purpleheart and Holly by A.N.Other.