Suffolk Mid-Coastal Woodturners
From Standing tree to outstanding furniture.
Lodge Farm, Laxfield Road.
DENNINGTON. IP13 8AR
Suppliers of locally sourced, air dried timber. Many hardwood species available. Pre cut blanks available or board selection.
Machining service available on request.
Where to find us in 2019.
Westleton Barrel fair 18th August
Helmingham Autumn plant fair
15th September
Ickworth Craft fair 5th / 6th Oct.
Ely Art unequaled 2nd / 3rd Nov.
This website was last updated on the 09/06/2019
Aerial view of the Orwell bridge
CLUB NEWS AND INFORMATION
5th April 2019.
Our president Peter Taylor BEM, announced at the Carlyn Lindsay demostration evening, that he has decided to move into a retirement home in Woodbridge. He would welcome visitors. More information to follow when Peter has moved in and settled.
MEMBERSHIP DETAILS.
For details of membership costs and benefits please click this link. membership
MEMBERS DISCOUNT
Axminster have finished the Club discount scheme from the Woodturning section of their catalogue.
They have replaced it with a discount of 5%, from most of their catalogue, to Club members who wish to make use of the scheme.
To obtain the discount place your order with Don, as he still has the club account, and you can get your 5% off. He can also arrange for the order to be delivered to your home address.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
For your information about health matters relating to the toxisity of wood, the HSE have published a document outlining the dangers and medical side effects when using wood. The document can be viewed at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/wis30.pdf
FRACTAL WOODBURNING.
Fractal woodburning is a process of applying high voltage electricity through treated wood. the figures produced are commonly called Lichtenberg figures or Fractal burns.
The AWGB have published their policy against the use of this technique, following a recent fatality in the UK.
The problem with Fractal or Lichtenberg pyrography is that it is dangerous, and there are no safety standards published for the process.
The AWGB recommend that this technique is NOT practised.
See AWGB website for more information.
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