The marquetry master, Tony Reindorp, advises a newbie.

Another carving first-timer.

Eyes down and carve!!

Pyrographers work on silhouette patterns.

Scrollsaw production line of unicorn jigsaws. (Ernie hasn't got his tongue out!!)

Philip Jones demonstrates how he makes his mice fridge magnets.

A finished item, just needs the cheese!

Local electrician, Paul Baker, carries out PAT testing of over 50 club appliances.

Members competition First place to Terry Lethbridge (the result of over 100 hours work!)

Second place to Graham Legg for his work in Yew.

Peter Branson took Third spot with his carving in Lime.

Also entered in no particular order . . . .Carving in Lime by Roger King . . . .

. . . . dish turned in Beech from John Waring . . . .

. . . . . pyrographed vase in Ash by Lisa Wiliams . . . . .

. . . . Geoff Dalton's lidded box in Wild Mango . . . .

. . . carving in Tulip Wood from Carole Snell . .

. . .desk tidy from Tony Reindorp . . .

. . . turned bowl for Tony Rawcliffe . . . .

. . .coloured Sycamore bowl from Graham Jerram . .

. . .another of his well known cartoon character carvings from Terry Plews.

First place in the Masters' section taken by Peter Rutter.

Second spot went to John Williams who continued to re-cycle an old Mahogany door!!

Third place went to David Reynolds for his coloured Sycamore bowl.

Also entered, in no particular order . . . . . scrollsawn portrait by James Sharpe . . . .

. . . . bowl in Yew by Peter Fantham.