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woodezine - Volume
III - Issue III - March 2005
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Woodworking News 4
Learn How To Run A CNC Router
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| For complete course schedules and fees, or more info on the Series 03 CNC router, call 314-361-6320 or visit Bladerunner online at http://www.bladerunnercnc.com |
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| Stanley has launched the first in a line of innovative illumination tools. The new MaxLife(TM) 369 LED flashlight is capable of generating more than 200 hours of continuous light, using parallel energy cell technology and six bright-white, solid-state LEDs for extremely long run-time. Traditional incandescent flashlights could consume as many as 10 sets of batteries before you would ever need to replace those in the new MaxLife369. Weather-resistant and durable, it incorporates anodized aluminum space frame construction with a graphite/ABS composite head. The suggested retail price is $19.99 and it's available at hardware stores and home centers, wherever Stanley products are sold. For more information, please visit www.stanleyworks.com. |

| Under new ownership, Missouri-based High Plains Art & Design Center has just become High Plains Virtual Gallery, an online resource for buying and selling artwork on the Internet. The gallery used to showcase an inspiring collection of some of the best artists in Missouri. Now, they are accepting and selling pieces from all over the world. The new site has links to organizations that support artists, including an upcoming special secion for woodworking and crafts. There also will be an announcement section to spread the word about your shows or accomplishments. The site is still under construction and not everything is uploaded yet, so please be patient. For more info, visit the gallery online at www.highplainsart-design.com. |
| Showcase 2005 The Northeastern Woodworkers' Association will present their 14th Annual Woodworkers Showcase on April 2 and 3 from 10AM to 5PM at the Saratoga Springs City Center in Saratoga, NY. This is a 25,000 square foot exhibition of fine woodworking, featuring hundreds of pieces of furniture, toys, carvings, turnings, sports equipment, and miniatures - all made by the region's finest amateur and professional woodworkers. Special exhibits include Women in Woodworking, Measuring Tools Through the Years, the Toy Factory, Jigs and Fixtures, and many more. There's a continuous schedule of seminars and tool techniques, plus featured demonstrators that include Ernie Conover, Garret Hack, Bonnie Klein, Teri Masaschi and Jere Osgood. For more info, visit the NWA online at www.nwawoodworkingshow.org |
Above, this table and benches won first place in its category for R. LeBlanc & Co. in the 2004 Showcase. |