AAW demonstrators from the 2006 Symposium can have their handouts available on the AAW website. To take us up on this offer please email them to webmaster@woodturner.org
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AAW demonstrators' handouts
- Thread starter Jeff Jilg
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That is an outstanding idea! I hope that AAW will encourage all demonstrators to have handouts in 2007...
I'm in total agreement with Ron here. Of the rotations I went to this year only two provided handouts and they were VERY helpful. Keith Tompkins has made his available on Wood Central. 
I'm not suggesting that the demonstrators have the handouts at the symposium but that they at least be available here on the AAW homepage so those who wish to have them can print them on their own.
I'm not suggesting that the demonstrators have the handouts at the symposium but that they at least be available here on the AAW homepage so those who wish to have them can print them on their own.
Just added a new element to the AAW website's Resources page - "Symposium Demonstrator Handouts (How-to's). Dial in here to have a look. . Keith Tompkins' excellent tutorial is the first to be posted, hopefully with many more to come.
Best regards,
Ed Davidson
AAW Webmaster
Best regards,
Ed Davidson
AAW Webmaster
A second set of demo handouts have been posted - click here for details - an absolutely outstanding write-up on segmented turning by Malcolm Tibbetts.
Best regards,
Ed Davidson
AAW Webmaster
Best regards,
Ed Davidson
AAW Webmaster
Thanks Ed for posting my demo handout.
In Louisville, I handed out about 300 hard copies of this in just two rotations, which is probably a big waste of paper and expense. I'm sure that many copies were "taken" just because they were free. In the future, I think making handouts available in this manner is certainly the way to go.
In Louisville, I handed out about 300 hard copies of this in just two rotations, which is probably a big waste of paper and expense. I'm sure that many copies were "taken" just because they were free. In the future, I think making handouts available in this manner is certainly the way to go.
Excellent job, Ed. And thanks to Keith and Malcom.
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thanks keith and malcom, your handouts are very much appriecated
thanks keith and malcom, your handouts are very much appriecated