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We meet on the 2nd Monday of each month @7:00 at:
1717 Washington Street,
Kansas City MO, 64108
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MEETINGS and COVID-19:
The City of KCMO mask mandate for meetings is no longer in effect. You may still wear a mask if you like. We will also continue to Zoom the meeting to those members that don't feel comfortable at an in-person meeting or just can't attend the meeting in person. The Zoom details will be emailed to members the week before the meeting.

February 10th Regular Meeting: KC Woodturner member Bill Paullo will discuss stabilizing wood.
February 10th Challenge:
Members take a photograph of one of their woodturnings and email it to Sue Bergstrand before the next regular meeting for discussion.

Renewed Members for 2025. Your new 2025 KCWT Membership Cards are available in the metal cardfile box in the Clubhouse Lobby window as soon as you renew. Pick yours up anytime the clubhouse is open (see the Guild schedule).

New 2025 members name badges and membership cards will be stored on the KC Woodturners badge rack inside the front door to the right.

Current KCWT membership cards give members 10% discount on non-electrical items at Woodcraft, Metro Hardwoods, Schutte Lumber, Rockler, Penn State, and Klingspor. This 10% discount is an enormous member benefit. Many members use this benefit to pay for their dues many times over.

FUTURE MEETING DEMOS:
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OPEN TURNING:
Open Turning in our lathe room is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday evenings 6:00pm to 9:00pm and on Saturday mornings 8:30am-noon. All eight lathes are available for use. You can always drop by and talk about a project. David Alexander is the Shop Opener on Saturday mornings. Anthony Harris will be the Shop Opener on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

FUTURE EVENTS:

Starting Sunday, January 17, 2025. Basic Bowl Turning Class: Taught by professional woodturner Anthony Harris. This 12-hour class will be held (split) into three 4-hour sessions on Sunday 1/19, Saturday 1/25 and Sunday 1/26 (Sun, Sat, Sun) from 12:30pm-4:30pm and will cost $175.00 per person. The class is limited to 8 students and the class is now Full.

To view the class description: Click Here.

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