Guest demonstrator Robin Barlow commences his first project of a cocktail stick dispenser.

Shaping the plunger.

Finishing off the top.

Completed item.

Inside (slightly out of focus!) view.

Using a Proxxon saw to texture a square edge bowl.

Finished item as seen on our loaned screen.

Coloured and completed.

Making a novelty (hedgehog) cocktail stick holder.

Completed item - good beginners project.

Demonstrating the three stage buffing system.

First place in Members' Open competition went to David Waldron using Walnut, Maple and Cherry.

Second place to Carole Snell's grotesque in Oak - who was the model?

Third place to John Williams' cake stand in Spalted Beech (complete with two light pulls made for Open Day). John displays some very tricky involuted turning.

Another one brave enough to attempt involuted turning - Roger King's entry in Sycamore.

Liz King's pyrographed cheese board.

David Reynolds dish and stand using Oak and Jarrah Burr.

Graham Legg produced this bowl in Elm.

Bowl in Robinia from Steve Dalton.

Another brave person; involuted turning from Derek Puplett in Sycamore and Jo Sonja paint.

First place in Masters' competition went to Richard Hagues for his "captive ball" in Sycamore and Ply.

Large (of course!) natural edge hollow form in Ash from Peter Fantham came second.

Double disaster for Dick Potter with what should have been his involuted turning.