Brian Walker, one of our newly qualified tutors, coaches a visitor in use of the lathe.

And then instructs the Vice-Chair! Busy chap!

John Williams deals with a heckler!!!!

Dick Potter discusses tool sharpening (or is he ordering his coffee?!).

Before moving on to demonstrate on a lathe.

The carvers have professional Ian Ford to give them some coaching.

Our Chairman shows that you're never too old to try something new!!!!

Pyrographers as busy as always.

Terry Murtha preparing his next competition winner.

Marquetry master Tony Reindorp tries his hand with the scrollsaw.

Display of members' work - a little limited owing to holidays etc.

A couple of members discuss the entries on the Members' Open competition table.

The charity stall doing a bit of business.

First place in the Members' Open competition went to Terry Murtha . . . .

Second place to Tina Shinner . . .

Third equal to Graham Jerram who used Poplar for his bowl . .

. . . Liz King who used Sycamore and Ply . . .

. . . and David Reynolds with his bowl in Elm.

Other entries ( in no particular order) were Geoff Dalton . . .

. . . Peter Rutter . . . .

. . . Bronagh Cassidy . . .

. . .John Waring using Ash, Beech and Damson . . .

. . . Tony Reindorp . .

. . . Greg Holmes . . . .

. . .Graham Legg who used Red Gum, Oak and Sapele . . .

. . . Tony Rawcliffe . . .

Joint equal First in the Masters' section went to Geoff Nellis using Elm and Pink Ivory . . .

. . .and Dick Potter who used some New Zealand Rimu wood and Laburnum.

Second equal to James Sharpe for his scroll sawn entry . . .

. . .Peter Fantham's hollowform (its bigger than you think!!) . .

. . . and Richard Hagues' entry in Chestnut.

Third place went to John Williams.