John Van Domelen
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2012 San Jose Demonstrators (1/24/12):
- Thread starter John Van Domelen
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The demonstrator links are now on the 2012 symposium page
http://www.woodturner.org/sym/sym2012/
In addition to the list of demonstrators
There is also a list of demonstration tiles
http://www.woodturner.org/sym/sym2012/Demonstrations.pdf
These are works in progress an some titles are changing additional participants will be named.
Remember to check back often or refer to the symposium handbook when it becomes available.
Regards,
Al
http://www.woodturner.org/sym/sym2012/
In addition to the list of demonstrators
There is also a list of demonstration tiles
http://www.woodturner.org/sym/sym2012/Demonstrations.pdf
These are works in progress an some titles are changing additional participants will be named.
Remember to check back often or refer to the symposium handbook when it becomes available.
Regards,
Al
- Joined
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Rotation schedule grids are now available on the symposium web page.
The one page grid is designed to print on 22x36 paper. It will be displayed around the San Jose Convention Center.
I find it easy to use on line where I can scroll around and zoom in.
The print is quite small unless you have large paper.
The three page grid is a better choice for printing.
Keep in mind these are drafts. Aa few rotations may end up being moved to different rooms and times.
Also some activities such as the craft room schedule and POP auction will be added when their respective details are finalized.
San Jose Looks to be a terrific event!
I'm looking forward to it,
Al
The one page grid is designed to print on 22x36 paper. It will be displayed around the San Jose Convention Center.
I find it easy to use on line where I can scroll around and zoom in.
The print is quite small unless you have large paper.
The three page grid is a better choice for printing.
Keep in mind these are drafts. Aa few rotations may end up being moved to different rooms and times.
Also some activities such as the craft room schedule and POP auction will be added when their respective details are finalized.
San Jose Looks to be a terrific event!
I'm looking forward to it,
Al
John Van Domelen
Retired Forum Admin
Al, do you happen to have a link to the three page grid?
Either I am having a 'senior moment' or it is not posted yet, I cannot find it.
Either I am having a 'senior moment' or it is not posted yet, I cannot find it.
- Joined
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- www.hockenberywoodturning.com
3 page grid
John
this is a link to the 3 page grid
http://db.tt/iuj021Kh
there is also a two pages grid in the symposium planning guide.
have a safe trip
John
this is a link to the 3 page grid
http://db.tt/iuj021Kh
there is also a two pages grid in the symposium planning guide.
have a safe trip