Tony Reindorp's marquetry workshop gets underway.

Almost a full house for the carvers supervised by Roger King.

Great concentration shown by pyrographer Tina Shinner.

Bill Morley demonstrates sharpening of drill bits.

Ernie Hanson concentrating hard at his first scrollsaw session.

Dick Potter coaches a young newbie on the lathe.

John McConnell shows a carver how to sharpen her tools.

Part of the big tool sale.

Which made the Treasurer, Digby Owen, a very happy man at cashing-up time.

Display of members' work.

First place in the Masters' section went to James Sharpe for the earrings in Yew

Second to Richard Hagues who used a coconut shell for his raw material.

Third place to Tom Livesey with his "pencil pot".

Also on the table was an entry from Peter Fantham . . . . .

. . . . .and Dick Potter.

First place in the Members' Open section went to Derek Puplett for his oriental urn in Cherry and Lime.

Second to John Williams for this impressive collection in Wenge.

Third equal to Graham Legg for his bowl in Sycamore . . .

. . . and Geoff Dalton's urn in Mahogany.

Also entered was the necklace and earring set by Tony Reindorp.

. . .bangle from Roger King . . .

. . . pendant in Olive by Liz King . . . .

. . . David Waldron's caged bottle in Mahogany . . .

. . . Graham Jerram's bowl in Oak . . .

. . John Waring's "purse" in Beech . . .

. . . very topical entry from Philip Jones in Box . . .

. . .breadboard by Tina Shinner in Bamboo . . . .

. . . pendant in Beech by Greg Holmes . . .

. . . pendant in Rosewood by David Reynolds.