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Cedar Valley Woodworkers Cedar Valley Woodworkers Association Volume XVIII Issue VIII August 2017 Jerry Krug Presidents Article 1, 3 CVWA Picnic Anointment Oak Bulletin Board 3 2 For Sale 2 Minutes 4 Show and Tell 3&9 Picnic & Shop 5-8 Mentors 10 Services 10 Sponsors 11 Officers and Committee Members 11 Presidents Corner I had to be a little careful as the plan were already established The August meeting presentation will be given by Steve Crouse. He has made a lift to move materials, projects, and equipment up and down stairs to his shop. Also bring your Show and Tell projects and Challenge projects to the meeting. We are in need of someone to take over the position of treasurer as Paul Bailey is stepping down after many years in that position. The position is going to be split into two positions, treasurer and membership. Please consider volunteering your time to Cedar Valley Woodworkers in one of these positions. Summer is the time is usually do not do much woodworking as I would rather be outside. This summer has been a little different than usual. I have done a lot of woodworking outside, but not really by choice. In early July we had a wind storm go thru and took down four sixty plus year old ash trees, and topped out three others. I had to have a tree service come and cut down three large limbs that were hung up in other trees. I spend a lot of hours with the chain saw and loader getting them cleaned up. Still need to get a stump cutter in to remove the stumps so I can mow over them. We also lost a 100+ year old American Elm tree to Dutch Elm disease. The trunk of the tree at about waist high is almost 13 feet around. This tree will come down By Jerry Krug later this year. The current problem was the loss of the shade from the tree turned two of my wife s shade gardens into sun gardens. One we will move next spring but the other my wife wanted to keep so I came up with a plan and built a shade arbor over the garden. I had to dig the post holes and do all the rest of the construction over the existing plants. This article is a little short as the deadline for the article is while I am on RAGBRI. Jerry July s Speaker John Hicks how to take better pictures of your projects

For Sale For Sale Dayton Blower: Grainger Model #3c539A GE. 5h.p. motor /230v. 12 ¼ squirrel cage fan Details contact: Dave Dreyer at 319-240-8058 Email: daved@wilsonsr.com Cedar Valley Woodworkers Association Page 2 Carl Leavell For Sale Items RBI Planer Molder Sander Combination $350.00 Grizzly 8 x 75 Jointer $700.00 Delta Midi Lathe with extension $400.00 Delta Air Cleaner $250.00 Contact Carl Leavell at 319-233-4491 and leave a message The Oak Bulletin Board CVWA s next Club meeting is August 8, 2017 Starting at 6:30 PM at the Waterloo Center for the Arts 220 Commercial in town hall room The next Executive Board meeting will be Tuesday August 15, 2017 at 7:00 PM At Dave Turners home 430 Prospect Waterloo Corridor Wood turners meeting will be at 6:30 PM Thursday August 10 2017. At the Amana Furniture Shop. Be sure to be ON TIME Members, Those of you who have brad point bits that need sharpening two vendors have been developed Aksarban Saw and Tool, 125 Poplar Suite 5 Springfield NE 68059, (402) 253-3021 Sharpening Shop Shupert & Son 99 Avondale DR, Dayton OH 45404 (937) 233-5144 The Editor

Page 3 More Show and Tell Above: Weather vane Doll by Don Collum Above Right: Snap Ring Pliers, Belt Sander and picture of 21 ft Sail Boat by Jim Fitkin Center: Bowels made by Kevin Gade Below & Below Right: Pictures of Cedar Valley Makers space at Tec-Works from June tour and meeting.

CVWA Meeting minutes July 11, 2017 President Jerry Krug, called the meeting to order promptly at 6:30 PM. 56 members, 1 new member, and 5 guests were present Thank you to Gene Knief, Carl Leavell, Don Collum and Dan Webb for furnishing treats Announcements: We are still in need of a Treasurer. The board will break the current duties down between two positions, a Treasurer and new Membership position. We are in need of a 1st Vice President. Annual Picnic will be September 10th at Island Park. Sign up sheets for the picnic and shop tours/maps will be at the August meeting and on-line at the CVWA website. Dave Turner has several dead blow mallets that he has made. He is asking members to test the mallets and give feedback. Jerry Krug will attempt to plan a tour of Kalona Woodworking Shop. National Cattle Congress will be help September 14th - 17th. Please items for judged entry or for display on Sunday, September 10th from 9:00-2:00 pm or Monday September 11th from 9:00-1:00. Items are to be picked up Sunday, September 17th after 6:00 pm. Bases are still needed for Corian Christmas Project. Contact Jerry Krug. Show and Tell Items: Reed Craft - clock with stained glass Dan Barglof - wooded flowers and vase, honey dipper and pepper grinder Kevin Gade - 3 bowls and a turn table Dave Turner - platform for keyboard Jim Fitkin - snap ring pliers, belt sander, 21 ft sailboat Don Collum - weather vane doll Garylee Thurm - pledge of allegiance plaque Richard Marvets - lamp base Cedar Valley Woodworkers Board Minutes July 18, 107 Page 4 Members Present: Jerry Krug, Jack Ackerman, Paul and Wanda Bailey, Bob Hewlitt, Gene Knief, Dave Turner, Reed Craft, Terry Duckworth, Dennis Gilroy, Dan Webb, Bart Bergquist Jim Wikle, and Mark Jansen. Meeting called to order by President Jerry Krug Motion made to approve Jan. treasure report made by Bart, seconded by Dennis. Motion carried. Motion made to approve June minutes made by Gene, seconded by Dave. Motion carried. New business: Motion to reimburse Gurneys for coffee made by Dave seconded by Bart The Christmas Corian Project is in need of 7-8 more bases. Dave Turner has volunteered to assume the duties of the membership position. The contract with Waterloo Center for the Arts has been changed. CVWA will be in the Town Hall between the hours of 5:00-9:00 pm, except September and December. Schoitz Room will be used in December. Picnic/Shop Tours - 27 people have signed up for the picnic. Dick Buchanan has volunteered for a shop tour. Monthly Programs: August - Steve Crouse will demonstrate the stair lift he has built. September - Picnic - September 10th. October- Bob Behnke, Franklin International will give presentation on Tite Bond Glues. November - Open December - Christmas Party Motion made to adjourn. Respectfully submitted, Mark Jansen, Secretary Winners of the monthly raffle are: Rex Pershing - fence clamps Gary Kloberdance - tape measure The program was John Hix and how to take good pictures of your project. Respectfully submitted, Mark Jansen

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Show & Tell Page 9 Top Left: Lamp Base by Richard Marvets Top Right: Platform for Key Board by Dave Turner Center: Wooden Flowers by Dan Barglof Bottom Left: Clock with Stained Glass By Reed Craft Bottom Right: Pledge of Allegiance Plaque by Garylee Thurm

Page 7 List of Mentors for Club Members. I believe the mentor s time is free, but the person being mentored is expected to cover any material costs. Canoe/Kayak construction, Chip Schmidt, 277-8504, cschmidt@cfu.net Detailed Toys, Bob Anderson, 239-7763, wtoys@yahoo.com Jack of all trades (enjoys a Challenge), Hank Morris, 277-0692, hankannam@gmail.com Has the Ability to figure MOST problems out Dick Buchanan, 277-2477, rbuchanan@cfu.net Fretwork, Garylee Thurm, 279-3219, flytying4u@hotmail.com Wood Carving, Sid Sidler, 233-1396, sidsstudio@aol.com Furniture and Cabinet Building, Jerry Krug, 475-2391, jandjkrug@gmail.com Equipment Maintenance and Repair, Bob Colby, 319-268-0883 Classes and Services for Pay by Fellow Club Members Sharpening Stone Sales Gary Lee Thurm 319-231-4577 Larry Miller 319-239-4059 Sharpening Service Carl Leavell 319-233-4491 Sharpening Service NEW PATTERN TEMPLATE LIBRARY Your executive board has developed a new loaner program that might be of interest to each of you. Though the contribution of several different individuals the following full size templates are available for check-out by club members: Nativity sets: Rocking horse: Two different doll cradles Mission Wall Clock #49586. Size-21 1/8 H X 14 1/2 W X 6 1/4 D Mission Mantel Clock #49584. Size 16 5/8 H X 12 3/4 H X 5 3/4 D Mirrored Mantel Clock #49606. Size 16 H X 10 W X 7 D Atkins Mantel Clock #49643. Size 34 H X 12 W X 6 7/8 D Carrington Mantel Clock # 49673. Size 12 1/4 H X 9 1/2 W X 5 D Bedford II Mantel Clock #49004. Size 10 1/2 H X 18 W X 7 3/8 D Key Cabinet Wall Clock # 49028. Size 14 1/2 H X 10 W X 4 1/2 D Dearborn Regulator Wall Clock #49604. Size 18 1/8 H X 11 3/8 W X 4 1/2 D Mirror & Coat Rack #49199. Size 48 3/4 H X 26 1/4 W X 8 D Colonial Desk #435. 48 Wide 8 drawers Assorted Bird Houses Should any of you have a pattern template set that your willing to share, call a board member

Page 8 Please remember to patronize our Sponsors! ** Member ID required for discounts Woodsmith Store** 10320 Hickman Road Clive, IA 50235 515-254-9494 or 1-800-835-5084 Pittsburgh Paints 528 West 5th St. Waterloo, IA 50701 319-234-1739 **501 West 1st Avenue Durant, Iowa 52747-9729 800-344-6657 Acme Tools ** 1943 Blair's Ferry Rd. Cedar Rapids, Ia. 319-363-2211 10% Club Discount www.hartvilletool.com Sherwin Willams 5212 University Ave, Cedar Falls Offers club members a Scheduled discount 319-277-1034 Elected s Officers and s President Jerry Krug Dennis Gilroy 1st Vice President Jack Ackerman Bob Hewlett 2nd Vice President Gene Knief Secretary Mark Jansen Dave Turner Treasurer Paul Bailey Club photographer Wanda Bailey Refreshment Chairman Barb Gurney Appointed s s Reed Craft Newsletter Jim Wikle Terry Duckworth