2019 IAP Collection Displays

[mark james]

I am in the final stages of making the arrangements, but as of now, the IAP Collection will have 5 displays in 2019.

Three AAW Chapter Meetings

These were invited displays, and will include a presentation/discussion on the IAP Collection, and I will be doing a slideshow/demo on how I do my segmenting. Basically, IAP will consist of their entire meeting.

1. April 9: DelVal Turners, Moorestown, NJ.

2. April 10: 1st State Turners, Wilmington, DE.

3. April 16: Cape Atlantic Turners, Cape May, NJ.

Also:

4. April 26 - 27: 2019 MPG, Chicago, IL.

5. July 12 - 13: AAW International Symposium, Raleigh, NC.
(I will also be assisting with the Visually Impaired Woodturning Session)


I am trying to expand the exposure of the IAP Collection to the AAW Chapters as this is a nice opportunity to introduce IAP to other woodturners - many vastly talented, others beginners. I will have information available for how to join IAP for those interested.

I will use this thread to update any of these events. I will also make a thread in the IAP Collection Forum.

 

[skiprat]

Hasn't Jeff given you a travel budget so you can do the UK and perhaps OZ?:biggrin:

 

[mark james]

Hasn't Jeff given you a travel budget so you can do the UK and perhaps OZ?:biggrin:

Shoot no! I'm still trying to hawk the Estate Blanks to get Jeff out of debt.

My wife and brother keep hinting on a trip to Scotland as they seem to think that there are some distilleries there. I keep telling them that they will need a chauffeur, chaperone, bail bondsman, etc... So there is still some hope. My wife doesn't get to go to Hazelwood anymore, so I lost out on that opportunity.

 

[skiprat]

Your wife and brother huh...?

You may need to spend less time in the shop and more time shopping:wink::biggrin:

 

[Timber Ripper]

I am in the final stages of making the arrangements, but as of now, the IAP Collection will have 5 displays in 2019.

Three AAW Chapter Meetings

These were invited displays, and will include a presentation/discussion on the IAP Collection, and I will be doing a slideshow/demo on how I do my segmenting. Basically, IAP will consist of their entire meeting.

1. April 9: DelVal Turners, Moorestown, NJ.

2. April 10: 1st State Turners, Wilmington, DE.

3. April 16: Cape Atlantic Turners, Cape May, NJ.

Also:

4. April 26 - 27: 2019 MPG, Chicago, IL.

5. July 12 - 13: AAW International Symposium, Raleigh, NC.
(I will also be assisting with the Visually Impaired Woodturning Session)


I am trying to expand the exposure of the IAP Collection to the AAW Chapters as this is a nice opportunity to introduce IAP to other woodturners - many vastly talented, others beginners. I will have information available for how to join IAP for those interested.

I will use this thread to update any of these events. I will also make a thread in the IAP Collection Forum.

Hi Mark,
Does one need to be an AAW member in order to attend any of the meetings?
I am interested in attending the April 9th meeting in Moorestown NJ.
-Anthony

 

[Darley]

Hasn't Jeff given you a travel budget so you can do the UK and perhaps OZ?:biggrin:

:biggrin: You will be welcome Mark

 

[mark james]

Hi Mark,
Does one need to be an AAW member in order to attend any of the meetings?
I am interested in attending the April 9th meeting in Moorestown NJ.
-Anthony

My experience at two Chapters in Ohio is that ALL visitors are welcome, especially in hopes that you will consider joining. So with confidence I believe you would be welcome. At times, if the chapter is paying an expensive international turner to do classes they sometimes ask for a small fee for non-members, but this is not the case here. But I will also check and post any information in this thread, so check back in a few weeks.

I will also be making a post to offer to have an informal "coffee shop/restaurant" get-together with any close by IAP members for a casual get-together. I'll keep you in mind for this also.

 

[randyrls]

Mark; That is the way our local club (Susquehanna Woodturners - Harrisburg PA) operates. When we have talented wood turners do a seminar, $20 for members to defray the costs, $30 for non-members. Breakfast and lunch included. Meeting nights are always "Y'all Come! and WELCOME"

Hi Mark,
Does one need to be an AAW member in order to attend any of the meetings?
I am interested in attending the April 9th meeting in Moorestown NJ.
-Anthony

My experience at two Chapters in Ohio is that ALL visitors are welcome, especially in hopes that you will consider joining. So with confidence I believe you would be welcome. At times, if the chapter is paying an expensive international turner to do classes they sometimes ask for a small fee for non-members, but this is not the case here.

 

[mark james]

Mark; That is the way our local club (Susquehanna Woodturners - Harrisburg PA) operates. When we have talented wood turners do a seminar, $20 for members to defray the costs, $30 for non-members. Breakfast and lunch included. Meeting nights are always "Y'all Come! and WELCOME"

Hi Mark,
Does one need to be an AAW member in order to attend any of the meetings?
I am interested in attending the April 9th meeting in Moorestown NJ.
-Anthony

My experience at two Chapters in Ohio is that ALL visitors are welcome, especially in hopes that you will consider joining. So with confidence I believe you would be welcome. At times, if the chapter is paying an expensive international turner to do classes they sometimes ask for a small fee for non-members, but this is not the case here.

Thanks Randy. I'll check with the three clubs and post here so IAP folks are aware of the specifics.

 

[Curly]

We are just a short 26 hour drive from you Mark. No wall to climb over either.


Well not yet at least.

 

[mark james]

We are just a short 26 hour drive from you Mark. No wall to climb over either.


Well not yet at least.

If my wife retires I may get tossed out of the house more often.

 

[walshjp17]

So, going to MPG but not SEPG?

 

[mark james]

So, going to MPG but not SEPG?

I did a southern US road trip in 2017 with the IAP Collection, as well as the first FLGAPG.

I have no plans to attend the SEPG at this time. And I have no presence on Facebook, so am pretty out of the loop as for that event. And since I was on the MPG committee for three years, yes, I do follow their event.