UT Turning Show

[Fibonacci]

I got an email from CSUSA in the last week or so with info on a turning show in UT in May.

I deleted the email, assuming the info would be on their website, but I can't find it now. Does anyone know the name of the show or where I could find some info on it?

 

[Sam@CSUSA]

Jason,
I just sent you an email with a link to the Symposium information. For all others interested here is a link to the information on the CSUSA website and a link to the UT Symposium Website. Let me know if you have any questions.

Super Wednesday - Woodturners Catalog - Woodworking tools and supplies specializing in woodturning.

Utah Woodturning Symposium

-Sam@CSUSA

 

[Fibonacci]

That is what I was looking for.

Thanks Sam.

 

[renowb]

Dang, I wish I still lived in Sandy, UT!

 

[Fibonacci]

Looks like a great time, but I guess I missed seeing the $275 registration fee.

Is that normal for this kind of show?

 

[Rick Fleming]

This is not a show as much as a woodturning symposium with world renoun wood turners. A great time to be had by all.

 

[zig613]

Looks like a great time, but I guess I missed seeing the $275 registration fee.

Is that normal for this kind of show?

I attended last year's UT symposium and the registration fee is well worth it! Combine the symposium, the CSUSA day and a couple days of hiking and it was well worth traveling 3530.39 kilometres to attend.

Wade

 

[nava1uni]

It is a very good symposium. I have been attending for the last 5 years and have learned a lot and met a lot of turners from all over the world. Great time and the CSUSA day is really good with goods demonstrations and good sales all day. Wouldn't miss it if you have time to attend.