ALL MONTHLY MEETINGS ON 2ND TUESDAY OF MONTH JUST LIKE ALWAYS!!
FIRST LSWG ZOOM MEETING THIS TUESDAY – JUNE 9 – 7PM
It is advisable to download ZOOM to your computer first. This is a SAFE APPLICATION! You can use your Computer, Laptop, or Tablet Heres the LINK, click on download button Zoom Client for Meetings:
Once installed, then open the App. The first screen that you will get gives you the options to: “sign in”, “sign up”, or “join a meeting”. It is easier for future uses to ‘sign up’. It is free and it will keep you from having to enter your name on your screen for each meeting and any preferred settings you might want. Once you “sign in” when you start the app you’ll be ready to go.
So now you are ready to hit the link below on Tuesday evening to join the actual meeting. Just join anytime after 6:40 pm, otherwise you may “TIME OUT”, and have to hit link again after 6:40pm.
Some usage tips
· You should have the option to be in either, “Gallery view” or “Active speaker view”. Gallery view lets you see all participants at once and Active speaker view displays only the person talking.
· To display items for “Show & Tell” you can either use the camera on your device, or you can show a photo that is on your device. To use the camera simply place the item in view of the camera, preferably off to the side of, or below your face and not in front of it. To show a photo, the photo should be on your device and you can access it by using the green “Share screen” or “Share content” icon. Then select the photo or screen. Then don’t forget to tap or click the “Stop Share” button when finished.
SOME THOUGHTS: Members should be in a quiet room. Noises will disrupt the ability for all to communicate during the meeting. Also, try to be in good lighting so we can see you properly. Facing a window or light is best. Do not have the lighting BEHIND you, as you will be more of a silhouette figure. We want to see your smiling face!
When you login, be sure to select sound/video option. This uses your computer camera as you face the screen. You will be in a “Waiting Room” for a bit until one of our LSWG Hosts can admit you. IF there is a problem, WE WILL CALL YOU.
If You have a Show N Tell Item, send a note to lswoodworkers@gmail.com at least a day before meeting. Tell us a quick description and We can show it during the meeting! The other option for SHOW N TELL is have it on your desk for viewing with computer camera. Send Randle Stone a ZOOM CHAT message. You will learn about this in the first meeting.
MEMBERS – Due to the dangers of the Coronavirus, and per our State & Federal Government Mandates, we are canceling upcoming meetings until further notice.
We are a wonderful group of friends that share in the hobby of woodworking. Lets all stay healthy! We will keep you informed monthly.
World renowned craftsman of miniatures Bill Robertson has agreed to share his fascinating work with our guild this fall. This will most likely be a ticketed event to cover the expense of the evening. More detail to come.
Woodworking Tool Sale March 13-14
Our own Willard Larson is selling his woodworking tools. Friday & Saturday – March 13/14th – 8am-noon 1305 NE Ridgeview Dr. – LS, MO Phone 816-554-0349
2020 Membership Dues
If you haven’t paid for this year, please see John Freeland. Also, if you haven’t had your picture taken for our new membership directory, please see Roy Wall at a future meeting.
Donate to Veterans
Anyone who would like to donate to the Veterans Food Pantry let Randy Bray know or drop off at the American Legion Tirey J Ford Post 21 on Highway 40 Independence MO. Located on block east of the Quick trip on Lee’s Summit Road and 40 Hwy.
PHIL’S FINDS
MATCHFIT Jig and Fixture System – Phil shared MicroJig’s new Matchfit Dovetail clamping system for easy and economical jig making. For more info or to order visit https://www.microjig.com/collections/matchfit
While you are on their website, make sure to check out the free downloadable jig and project plans!
SHOW AND TELL
Larry McFerrin
John Freeland
Roy Wall
Bob Pressly
Bob Pressly
Bob Pressly
Randy Bray
Bill Thorne
Charles Chappelle
Bob Rubin
Bob Rubin
Bob Rubin
Shawn Waskiewicz
Jon Savage
Harold Young
Jay Helland
Jay Helland
Wayne Hole
Sam Claggett
John Ulrich
Steve Tyner
Ben Simmons
PROGRAM
It was our annual Jigs and Fixtures night where members brought their CLEVER Jigs to achieve accuracy, speed, and precision when making a project. See pictures mixed through the Show and Tell photos above.
The Omaha Woodworker’s Guild is sponsoring this event on Sat, March 28 – Sun, March 29. Info and tickets at Eventbrite.com.
LS Woodworker’s Guild listed in FineWoodworking
Thanks to Bob Pressly, our guild is now featured in the Woodworking directory at FineWoodworking.com. Thanks Bob!
Five Minutes In Woodworking History
Our own Glenn Lampton will be sharing a segment at our monthly meetings to inform us about people and events that have influenced our favorite pastime! This month the spotlight was on Andre Jacob Roubo. Thanks Professor Glenn!
New LSWoodGuild Marketplace
Have something to you want to buy or sell? We are considering a new MARKETPLACE link in the menu at the top of this page. To place a listing, text a photo/photos, brief description, asking price, your name and phone number to Phil Morgan at 816-536-1370. Please also let us know when it is sold to keep the listings current.
PHIL’S FINDS
PEN PAL Self-Stick Pencil Holders – Several members including our January guest Colin Knecht have suggested these handy gadgets. Available in a three pack at Walmart for $2.88.
FREE Fraction/Decimal/Metric Conversion Chart– Phil designed this for his shop wall and is happy to share it with the group.
We had a double video treat this month. First Phil Morgan and John Kuiper brought us a review of the January KC Woodworking Show, then we took a virtual tour of Harold Young’s workshop.
The Woodworking Show will be held at the KCI Expo Center near KCI Airport on January 17-19, 2020. Tickets are $14 ($12 in advance) and good for all three days. Activity duty Military/Fire/Police free with ID (That may also apply to veterans, but website isn’t clear on that). More info at http://www.thewoodworkingshows.com/kansas-city.html
Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Hand Tool Event at KC Guild
The Kansas City Woodworkers Guild will be hosting a Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Hand Tool event on January 17-18. It will be at 3189 Mercier St, Kansas City, MO 64111 and the hours will be Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-5pm.
PHIL’S FINDS
DIY Tall Featherboard – Member Joe Fuller shared his idea for a tall featherboard by combining two standard ones. Great idea Joe!
FREE book on organizing your shop and beyond – Ready to simplify and organize your woodshop, home and life for 2020? Here’s a great resource from FastCap founder, Paul Akers.
Our guest this month was Canadian YouTube woodworker Colin Knecht. There was a great turnout to hear Colin share his story and some favorite tools and jigs. Links to the tools he mentioned are below. Thanks Colin for sharing your time and expertise with us!
Tools that changed Colin’s Woodworking experience:
The Woodworking Show will be held at the KCI Expo Center near KCI Airport on January 17-19, 2020. Tickets are $14 ($12 in advance) and good for all three days. Activity duty Military/Fire/Police free with ID (That may also apply to veterans, but website isn’t clear on that). More info at http://www.thewoodworkingshows.com/kansas-city.html
Colin Knecht of WoodWorkWeb.com at January meeting
YouTube woodworker Colin Knecht from Canada will be presenting our program in January. He will share his background and how he got to where he is now, including what it’s like to be a YouTube woodworker, plus some of the tools and things that changed his woodworking life. There will also be time for Q&A. Invite your friends January 14th at 7PM. In the meantime, check him out and subscribe on youTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/knecht105
PHIL’S FINDS
HARDY Mechanics’s Gloves – Heavy duty gloves perfect for keeping splinters away from your fingers. Comes in 5 sizes from Harbor Freight. (Link below is for large size, search for others)
A great time was had by all at our annual Christmas Dinner. Thanks to all the extra family members who attended and helped with the food! No one went away hungry. Have a safe and happy holiday!
If you want to mail in your 2020 dues, send them to John Freeland. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and he will mail your membership card. The dues are $20.00, $5.00 of which goes to Tools for Teens. Make out the check to LSWG.
Welcome to our new and returning Guild Board members
President – Roy Wall Vice President – Greg Hull Treasurer – Mel Bryan Secretary – Bill Akers Board Members – John Freeland, Randall Stone, Bob Pressly
PHIL’S FINDS
With the DeWalt demo this month, no Phil’s Finds for November. More goodies coming in December! There were several requests for links to the finds for September, so here you go.
JLAB AUDIO – JBuds Air True Wireless Earbuds – Long charge time, no wires and good hearing protection with correct size Eartips (included).
DeWalt/Lowes tool rep Jacob Martin shared new offerings in cordless tools from Dewalt, especially the new 12V MAX XTREME line. He let us have some hands-on time trying out a variety of DeWalt Tools. Christmas ideas??? Thanks Jacob!
If you want to mail in your 2020 dues, send them to John Freeland. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and he will mail your membership card. The dues are $20.00, $5.00 of which goes to Tools for Teens. Make out the check to LSWG.
New Searchable Member Photo Directory is online
Take a minute to check your listing for accuracy and information in the members-only area. If you don’t have a recent picture or haven’t filled out the recent member survey, please take care of that at the next meeting. For any corrections, additions or questions, contact Phil Morgan.
PHIL’S FINDS
KAPRO 313 Measure Mate – Phil shared the ultimate ruler for picture hanging and so much more.
