Website Changes

This blog is used by the Web Administrator to list updates to the website. This blog is summarized on the front page to make it easy for the members it locate new material without having to go  through the entire site. 

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  • April 17, 2025 3:53 PM | Tom Shirley (Administrator)

    Added 8 photos slides of Mickey Callahan's curved Surfaces presentation to the slideshow folder. I also moved a copy of the first slide of the CNC phots to the Previous Monthly Meetings folder and removed the Jim Russell photos from the slide show.

  • April 15, 2025 7:14 PM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    CNC Routing

    Paul Cavalloro

    March 9, 2025


  • April 01, 2025 1:02 AM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    As we know, the use of best practices is a golden rule in whatever field we are in.  Perhaps it is the uppermost rule during design and development. Rob's essay, while having an intellectual knowledge of this lesson, was reminded by one of those practices by a podcast he listened to.  Briefly, a woodworker was asked to make something unique.  How to conceive the look, feel, and stability was key.  The value of making a full scale model was crucial to the outcome while maintaining that step in the set of best practices.  Click to read Make a Model


  • April 01, 2025 12:57 AM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    Andrew is always on the lookout for new tools he finds worthy of writing about and sharing with the guild.  This month he brings another find.  So, revel in Woodsmart's market release of this one of a kind tool revealed in New Woodsmart Digital Chisel.


  • April 01, 2025 12:49 AM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    James Vieria is a relatively new member joining in 2021.  Clearly as evidenced by his Featured Piece, James brings to the guild a considerable expertise.  You can see his interest in the work of James Kenov.  His design is subtle and elegant, fresh and simple but requiring the know-how experience to combine his tiger maple, birdseye maple, maple plywood, and cocobolo into an assembled stunning piece.


    In his writing, James outlines his motivation, process, and includes a few tips along the way.  I'm sure you will find this article worthy of your time.  I've read it a few times and each time I enjoy it more.  Have a treat, reading Tiger Maple Sideboard.


    You can contact James here.


  • March 29, 2025 1:51 PM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    This review is much shorter than recent ones. That is intentional so as to highlight that shorter articles or notes on an interesting resource on woodworking are welcome. Please share what you are reading or seeing online that would be of interest to other Guild members. Easy to submit – just email Dan Sichel or see him at a Guild meeting!

    In the meantime read Dan's April book review.  As Dan describes, the book is an amusing treatise on sharpening saws and other tidbits called Set and File, A Practical Guide to Saw Sharpening by Matt Cianci, Lost Art Press, 2024.

  • March 24, 2025 2:50 PM | Vincent Valvo (Administrator)

    The Brush Bench Project description can be found under the About Us tab dropdown list and selecting Projects.

  • March 17, 2025 3:55 PM | Tom Shirley (Administrator)

    Added photos from the CNC demonstration to the slide show. I also removed photos for the Patarea presentation.

    Modified the homepage to reflect these changes.

  • March 01, 2025 11:26 AM | Tom Shirley (Administrator)

    Modified the homepage to match the updates sent in the March Newsletter.

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