June’s competition theme was A Child’s Toy.
May 2021
April 2021
April’s Club night was an in-house Meet the Woodturner, and we saw a very interesting eclectic collection of workshops, and how turners use the space they have.
The competition theme was: ‘a hollow form with the inlet as narrow as … Read more...
BWA’s new card reader
In an effort to reduce the amount of cash handled at Club meetings, we now have a Card Reader which will enable us to take payment by credit or debit card.
We can’t (and wouldn’t want to) take card details … Read more...

Another demonstrator new to the BWA (thanks to the wonders of technology), on our June Club Night we have a demonstration by Andrew Daniels from Australia, who specialises in texturing techniques. The demo will start at 8pm, which is as … Read more...
May 19th – Nick Agar
Nick Agar will Zoom in from Georgia, USA to the BWA and KVWT members on Wednesday May 19th, starting at 7pm. His website is https://nickagarstudios.com.

The plan is to demonstrate a Bronzed Bowl including turning tips, explaining gouge presentation … Read more...
21st April – Club Night
BWA’s own ‘Meet the Woodturner’
For our April Club Night, Wednesday the 21st April, we are planning a series of short presentations by members, including a brief tour of their workshops and telling how they got into woodturning – and … Read more...
March 2021
March’s competition theme was: Turn a bowl, platter, or vase using a mix of material(s) e.g. HDPE, Resin, Soap Stone, Aluminium, Brass, Pewter, Horn, False Ivory, Corian and anything else you wish. Naturally, you may incorporate some wood but the … Read more...
Tue 13 April – Tim Yoder
Tim Yoder, another turner from the US, will give a demo shared with KVWT on Tuesday 13 April. Check out his website at https://wtwtim.com/.
If time allows the intention is to deliver four projects, these being a rolling pin, … Read more...
Wed 17 March – Resin Workshop
Experiences with resins in woodturning – three club members’ journeys.
The world of woodturning is forever evolving, with new techniques, new materials and new tools. The use of resins has grown with more and more people trying their hand and … Read more...




























