low_48
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Folks, I've made two posts about demo help, this is the third. The last appeal yielded no additional volunteers. If I can't get more help, Friday afternoon/evening will just have to be a social event. I only have 6 demos right now, and that is if I do two. I had hoped to have at least 9 or 10 demos, a couple being shorter, 30-40 minute subjects. I'm real hesitant to personally do more than two demos, some people may not like me that much! Besides, I'm a wood guy, and there isn't that many wild techniques to show on wood. I may have to hire a magic act or two! Birthday clowns? I added the list that I've shown before. Any help?
"I posted this on Jan 30, and only had one private message offer from Pat Ankrom. HELP, PLEASE!!!!!!! I'm not sure I can organize this whole thing, try and sell some blanks, and do multiple demos. I haven't gotten a firm title on Ed Brown's demo, but he has also volunteered to help. You don't have to actually turn in your demo if you are hesitant to do that in front of a crowd. Many subjects can be described with samples, handouts, power point presentations, etc......."
Polymer clay Bob Jackson (bobjackson)
Production pen turning Gerry Wilhite (Chasper)
Penturning 101, getting started Rich Coers (low_48)
Turning jewelry (maybe) Rich Coers (low_48)
Penturning between centers
Casting worthless wood Pat Ankrom, new volunteer
Laser cutout kits
How to choose casting materials and their characteristics
Casting 101
Successful booth selling and setups
Using carbide tipped tools
Pen platings and choosing kits
Kitless pens
Photography
Fountain Pens and upgrades
Hidden/Invisible clips
Decals
Custom Finials
Inlays
Other things we make, open to any turned objects"
"I posted this on Jan 30, and only had one private message offer from Pat Ankrom. HELP, PLEASE!!!!!!! I'm not sure I can organize this whole thing, try and sell some blanks, and do multiple demos. I haven't gotten a firm title on Ed Brown's demo, but he has also volunteered to help. You don't have to actually turn in your demo if you are hesitant to do that in front of a crowd. Many subjects can be described with samples, handouts, power point presentations, etc......."
Polymer clay Bob Jackson (bobjackson)
Production pen turning Gerry Wilhite (Chasper)
Penturning 101, getting started Rich Coers (low_48)
Turning jewelry (maybe) Rich Coers (low_48)
Penturning between centers
Casting worthless wood Pat Ankrom, new volunteer
Laser cutout kits
How to choose casting materials and their characteristics
Casting 101
Successful booth selling and setups
Using carbide tipped tools
Pen platings and choosing kits
Kitless pens
Photography
Fountain Pens and upgrades
Hidden/Invisible clips
Decals
Custom Finials
Inlays
Other things we make, open to any turned objects"