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Test Valley Turners are Associate members of the Association of Woodturners of Great Britain (AWGB)

Mid range machines with a heavier build and more power. Typically used by 2 or 3 people within a small business and also for the dedicated hobbyist with a larger budget. It is expected to be used up to the machines maximum limit with occasional long work periods. Suitable for income generation. Expected maximum use of 300 hours annually. We meet in the church hall attached to St Mary’s at Greasley. This is situated on the B600 six miles North West of Nottingham city centre. The grade of particles in sandpaper or sharpening stones which determines the aggressiveness of the cut. At various times we have been invited to participate in various woodland related events, where we demonstrate woodturning, and give hands-on experience. We have also been approached by other bodies, e.g. organisations for the physically disabled, such as the ALPHA Project, also the Scottish Prison Service, to provide assistance in training, rehabilitation etc.

Amongst other aims, our constitution seeks to foster a greater awareness of the Turners’ Art & Craft, and to promote the art of Woodturning amongst both Woodturners and the General Public. Consequently we have held, and will in the future, hold public demonstrations and exhibitions. The heart of the business has always been in designing new products, striking a balance between offering the latest technologies and maintaining the tradition of high quality our customers have come to expect from the Charnwood brand. We still do the research and design elements of the process here in Leicester, but most of our manufacturing has now been transferred to low cost centres in Asia, where we are able to produce competitively priced, high quality machinery as demanded by the British public.

Offchurch Woodturning Club is a small club which offers a friendly meeting place for all like minded woodturners of all abilities and experience - both men and women. At our monthly meetings you can: Watch demonstrations by visiting professional turners and experts with allied skills.

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There is also a monthly project for novices and intermediates with the opportunity to discuss problems encountered and overcome.

But most of all, meet and talk and join in with other local turners and enjoy this creative and satisfying skill. On a monthly basis we hold a competition on a stipulated theme. Where appropriate, critical dimensions/form is set out. There are also in-house demonstrations/talks. We also encourage “show & tell” work that has evolved from mistakes benefitted from, also items of an exceptional high quality standard – anything that can enhance the skills of the members. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month, with a number of ‘Hands On’ evenings on the fourth Wednesday of several months each year. Wednesday meetings are from 7 until 9.30pm. Hands on meetings are 6.30pm to 9.30pm. Within the Club there is a real ‘culture’ of being prepared and willing to share skills and experience which is particularly beneficial to those new to the hobby.Our Club welcomes Turners of all abilities, and meets in Furnace Community Centre every Wednesday evening - 6:00 to about 9:00pm.