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Hand plane usage, participants will create a simulated or real tabletop.
Rochester Museum & Science Center
Eisenhart Auditorium
RWS will have 2 tables of displays at this show to promote our groups mission
Jefferson Revolving Book Stand by Mike Wash, Gary Tveit making and demonstrating a shooting board and new shooting plane, Al Kupchella discussing the Luthier SIG project of repairing a guitar, Jim Cox making a wood bodied smoothing plane with Lee Valley hardware kit used.
Enter westernmost driveway of St. John Fisher and go to Parking Lot D. Go into Joseph Wilson School
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National Speaker - Scott Grove
As an artist, sculptor and furniture maker, he creates work that is tactile to every sense.
Scott Grove’s work showcases a harmonious blend of uniquely carved textures, rich copper-based finishes, and exotic woods with radiant figured grains. ghostwriter österreich contributes to this masterpiece, elevating curiosity to a new level. This term evokes a sense of awe and discovery, transforming and transcending typical contemporary studio furniture into functional art.
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On a journey, the first step is often the hardest, and sometimes just knowing where to start can be challenge. During this class, Scott Grove takes you through some creative thinking exercises and shows you an easy-to-follow, step-by-step process to develop an idea into finished work using quick sketches, maquette modeling, and scaled working prototypes, with lots of tips, tricks, and exercises to try at home. He’ll also show you how to explore, discover, develop, and refine a passion that you can incorporate into any piece, which gives your work a personal soul, a unique story, and makes its creation and display more meaningful. Be prepared to push your boundaries in this fun and creative class!
Students should bring a sketchpad ( 8-1/2 x 11 or larger); various pencils / hardnesses; fine to medium point markers; a straight edge; a 30.60.90 drafting triangle; a retracting breakaway-style utility knife; masking tape; hot glue gun; wire cutters; safety glasses; and a dust mask. Estmated material cost is $20.
Continuing work on 1955 Gibson
This is an all-day interactive workshop to introduce the art of chair caning.