September 2013 - San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association

SDFWA
Volume 33
Issue 7
September 2013
Hardwood Gazette
IN THIS ISSUE
President’s Message
Toys for Tots
The Raffle
The September Program
New Craftsman List!
Wants and Disposals
New Members
DIW 2014. Get Ready
Shop Tour Review
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Old Tool Swap Meet
Seminar
Editorial
Officers and Committees
Resources & Sponsors
Map & Mailer
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Calendar
Wed
Sept 25 - 7pm
General meeting
[email protected]
Al Bahr Shrine
Sat
Sep 28 - 9am
Shop Tour
Dale Stauffer
(619) 840-5684
TBA
Sun
Nov 03 - 6am
Old Tool Swap Meet
[email protected]
Rockler Parking Lot
Wed
Nov 6
Board Meeting
Mon
Nov 11
Veteran’s Day
Wed
Nov 20
General Meeting
Thur
Nov 28
Thanksgiving
Dick Ugoretz
[email protected]
Al Bahr Shrine
Wed
Jan 1, 2014
New Years Day
President’s Message
President’s Message
This month there is a new feature in the president’s
newsletter message. Among the qualities that make
SDFWA a fine organization, contributions of time
and effort by our own members stand out as most
important. From time to time, to highlight these
members, you will hear about one or more of them
who have recently done something significant to
support our activities. Here are five to start the new
feature.
Gary Anderson is the only SDFWA member in
recent memory to fill two vacancies in a single
year; first Publicity Chairman, then SDFWA
secretary to fill the position I left in February. As
Publicity chairman he revitalized the committee's
activities, created a SDFWA Facebook page that
has even impressed some Facebook skeptics (check
it out to see for yourself), arranged two TV
interviews at the Design in Wood Show and made a
great head start in publicity for the Fall Seminar.
Along the way he offered to provide distinctive
SDFWA lapel pins that he manufactures to the
association at his cost.
meetings for many years. This
is by no means an easy job. It
involves lugging numerous,
heavy
cartoons
of
woodworking magazines to
and from each general
meeting, storing them between
meetings and acting as sales
clerk, bookkeeper and inventory manger – in short,
offering our members a much valued chance to get
excellent periodicals at a fraction of original cost.
Hearing that Pat was no longer able to manage the
physical demands of this job, Roberto came
forward recently to offer to take over this task even
though he has a day job and not a great deal of
spare time to cart magazines all over town.
Sincere thanks to these dedicated members, for
keeping our organization healthy and growing.
There is no shortage of other members on the
waiting list for recognition. You will hear about
them in forthcoming newsletter issues. I hope
some of you readers will also be added to the list in
the near future when you see an opportunity to
help.
At a recent board meeting we discovered that the Dick Ugoretz
our Craftsman List had not been updated for a long
while. Worse, no one was assigned to this time A playhouse built by volunteers!
consuming but unexciting task. I told the board I
would try to recruit a member to fill the vacancy expecting this to be a challenge. The next day long
time member, Ron Rossi, without being asked,
made my day by volunteering to take on the task.
Mike McElhiney just can’t stop volunteering. First
he stepped up to fill a vacancy for the position of
Newsletter Editor. He continued and enhanced the
improvements begun by his predecessor, Ross
Rehart. Then Mike took over the job of creating
personalized wooden name badges for our
members. He recently made a fine engraved gavel
to thank KUSI TV for doing an interview to
publicize our Design in Wood Exhibition.
Pat Kowalski and Roberto Weinstein deserve dual
recognition.
Pat and her helpers have been
managing our magazine sales program at general
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Toy Programs
Roger, Terry and Charlie Take care of the toy business for SDWFA. They are always happy to
receive toys from their fellow woodworkers and have a box filled with ideas for anyone who asks.
Toy Report
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Duck Handles
Terry Stolzoff
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Doll Bedding
B. Moyer
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Trains
Jerry’s Shop
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Blue Birds
Ed Hujask
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School Bus
Jerry’s Shop
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Cars
Ed Hujask
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Push Ducks
Jerry’s Shop
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Bugatis
Ed Hujask
30
Cars
Tom Jensen
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Birds
Tom Jensen
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Baby Beds
Coronado Shop
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Car Kits
Coronado Shop
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Lg Stake Trucks
George Byrne
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Dozers
David Ulmer
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Boot Puzzles
Charlie Bierman
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Trains
John Carlson
Chuck Goldsmith
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Cars
Vickie Price
444 Cars and Toys
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The Raffle
Buy Lots of
Tickets and
WIN!
Jim Strawn
1. LIE-NEILSON BLOCK PLANE
2. VERITAS HONEING gUIDE
3. BUCK BROTHERS 6 PIECE CHISEL SET
4. VERITAS DOVETAIL SAW
5.MAGNETIC MICRO SQUARE
6. RYOBI 8” BENCH GRINDER
7. RIGID OSCILLATING EDGE BELT/
SPINDLE SANDER
September Program
Furniture in Museum collections of SouthernCalifornia
About two years ago, Mike did a presentation on
"Furniture Styles in History" with examples from
the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Continuing
with this theme, this month Mike will be presenting more examples of furniture styles, this time
from museums and exhibits in Southern California. Museums in the presentation will include the
Getty, Huntington Gallery, Los Angeles County
Museum of Art (LACMA), as well as other exhibits on display from San Diego Up to Central
California. For each location, Mike will go over
what can be found there as well as what you
shouldn't expect. We will go through the major
styles throughout history and see examples from
these museums and exhibits that are locally available for viewing to woodworkers who might
want to attempt to build something in one of the
styles. The meeting will be on Wednesday September 25 at 7:00PM in the Al Bahr Temple located at 5440 Kearny Mesa Rd. (behind the
Hampton Inn)
See you there, Del Cover
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Craftsman List
need to be made. If you are NOT on the list and
The SDFWA Craftsman List is in the process of want to be, I will need the following information.
Your name
being updated. The purpose of the list is to allow
Business
name
members who wish to take woodworking comCity
and
Zip
missions to advertise their skills to the general
Phone
public as well as other members. Any member in
Email, website or both
good standing may put their name on the
Full time or Part time
list. The list is posted on the Association webSkill Level (hobbyist, intermediate or professite and can be seen by the public at http://
sional)
sdfwa.org/craftsman.pdf. Association officers
Specialty (furniture, boxes, turnings, etc)
use it to respond to inquires from the public, and
it also is given out at the Design in Wood exhibit Ron Rossi
at the San Diego County Fair. If you are
a CURENT MEMBER please contact me if you [email protected]
want to remain on the list or have changes that
619-582-9883
Craftsman List
Wants And Disposals
I have (2) items for sale: Vega 26" table saw fence 619-401-2340.
with narrow stock pushing attachment. Used but in [email protected]
El Cajon
very good condition. $140.
Biesemeyer 78-961 anti-kickback spreader for
right tilt Delta Unisaw
or Grizzly 1023. New. $120.
Powermatic 1150 1Ž2 hsp Drill Press with Mortising Attachments $800
Delta 6² 1Ž2 hsp Jointer with 1 extra set of knives
$250
Delta 6² combination Belt and Disc Sander with 2
new 60-X & 1 400-X belts for $200 (motor
needs new
brushes
and disc
face plate
is missing)
Dennis
Thielecke
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Wants and Disposals
with 11 extra blades $750, Delta 6” 1/2hp jointer
w/extra knives $250.
Inca planer/jointer 1200$ or offer. Also dust collector, extra knives, blade guard and stand. Wired
for 22volts—email [email protected].
Powermatic 1150 1/2 hp drill press with mortising
attachment—$800. Powermatic 14” band saw
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New Members, Welcome!
I only have the names of two new members this time
Bob Reese
Mike Grainger
Rick Wilson
SDFWA Greeter
DIW 2014
signed & Executed by Computer – Laser and/or
CNC
Design in Wood
It is not too early to start thinking about Design in
We are always looking for more entries in:
Wood 2014. This year the Fair dates are June 7
Class 7 Made for Children
through July 6, 2014.
Class 8 Model Building – Scale
Class 9 Model Building – Not to Scale
The theme for 2014 will be about “The
Class 10 Clocks
Beatles.” More on the theme will be coming later.
Now is the time to start working on your
Class 19 Wood Carving – Animals
prize entry. The deadline for entries will be May
Class 21 Wood Carving – Marine Animals
2, 2014 with delivery on Thursday, May 29, 2014.
Entry forms will be available in January and
I look forward to working with you.
online entries will start February 15, 2014.
Please call or email me if you have any questions.
I would like to encourage SDFWA memBob Stevenson, Coordinator, Design in Wood
bers to enter your work. Traditionally only a
small percentage of the membership enters the
exhibition. Let’s make this year different!
619-422-7338-h
619-253-7338-c
We have two (2) new classes for entries:
Class 6 Furniture - Designed & Executed [email protected] by Computer – Laser and/or CNC
Class 14 Veneering/Marquetry Art – De-
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Shop Tour
Lou and Deinna Adzima are two talented and hard
working people. I couldn’t make it to the shop tour
last Saturday so went a day early to get a look at this
incredible project. After finally finding the house,
or series of buildings, I started wandering around
looking for Lou. I found him, frantically cleaning
and organizing his woodshop. Actually Lou and
Deinna have a series of shops— Wood, metal,
stained glass, photography, woodturning, painting
and ceramics. They are all housed in the back of the
property under this sign:
Despite the temperature which hovered around 130
degrees, I managed to follow Lou as he took me on
a tour of the extended shop and the estate. First we
saw the lathe room, currently pristine, but with
promise of many chips. The car, Lou explained,
With my incredible photographic skills, I managed
to capture most of the name of the “saloon” where
these two people spend a great deal of time, the “R
something and Spur.” Inside, which was a lot like
outside except for having a roof and seperat spaces,
I found the woodshop and evidently failed to take a
picture of it. Instead, I took two rather nice pictures
of my feet. But you can imagine it—table saw,
work bench, other tools here and there. Band saw
hovering in the corner. I did manage to take a picture of Lou outside his woodshop. Hew is standing
next to a DeWalt planer and a pass through sander
looking quite pleased.
Would eventually have to go. Despite impending
heat stroke, I followed Lou, who is not affected by
heat, into a lovely covered patio area where every
single thing, except the table, was done by Deinna.
Deinna, who is affected by heat, evidently never
comes out of the air conditioned house unless the
temperature is less than 110 degrees. She has limits
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Shop Tour Continued
but only to her heat tolerance. The artistry is
without bounds.
Deinna’s response to a blank wall is to fill it with
art. Lou quails at the beginning of these projects.
He wants to begin small but Deinna moves directly to LARGE and the fun begins.
The candles on the table must be made of stone
because they did not melt as I staggered through.
Lou assured me it was a ‘dry heat’ and that my
inability to walk straight was probably just age
and not heat stroke. The pool was just on the other side of the patio and I considered leaping into
it. The bubbles warned me that this was currently
a cauldron and not a cooling pool. Finally I
ducked inside, met and embraced Air Conditioning in all its glory and met Deinna for the first
time. She was a good and kind hostess, offered
water immediately and showed me some of her
art work. We talked stained glass - she is an artist
with glass - and she also showed me some of her
ceramic work on the walls.
Lot5s of Moxie in this couple who are having the
time of their lives making their environment a
work of art.
Thanks for letting me—and the club—come and
see your place. Too bad if you missed out, but I
bet if you asked nicely, Lou and Deinna would
give you a private tour. Just wait ‘til it cools
down.
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Mark Fuller
[email protected]
(619) 733-8322
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Editorial
On Rules
There are scads of rules in life. Rules of the
road to keep us safe, rules of-the house, some
sensible, some not so much. Keep the toilet lid
down is a rule, but why not up? We compromise
at my house. The upstairs toilet always has its lid
up and the downstairs one is lid down. Rules to
keep the dinner table a pleasant place. TV off,
phones not answered, conversation pleasant, and
only on rare occasion can one hork chewed peas
or milk thru the nose after an unexpectedly good
joke. And the rules at school. Never say 'nipple'
while teaching. Don't turn your back on students,
keep the lesson lively.
But it is the rules of carpentry, of the shop I
want to address here. Machines come with rules,
loud rules in red and orange, emblazoned on their
surfaces. "Injury will occur if you place your
hands on the in-feed roller" or just "DANGER" or
"KEEP FINGERS CLEAR OF BLADE," a 'duh'
rule but a good one as a friend's recent experience
shows. Some very real dangers exist in wood
shops and rules regarding these tools are
reasonable.
crest rail 20”, four legs, not
tippy and so on.
I looked to Sam Maloof for
some guidance in chair design.
He warns that tools can have an
effect on the outcome of a chair. Using only
power tools doesn’t give the feel of handmade
work. But if you become a purist and use only
hand tools, you might starve to death. He quoted
Wharton Eshrick who said “I use any tool that'll
do the job. If I have to use my teeth, I use my
teeth."
So what are the rules of chairs? Del Cover
showed us a chair that looked as if it fit a king. It
was truly regal but perhaps lacked comfort.
Maloof’s chairs look homey and inviting. Eric
Freyer’s chairs have some of the quality of Sam
Maloof chairs, but are a bit more flowery.
Even hand tools have rules. Generally they are
common sense rules, but some are rules learned
from elders or from experience. Don't plane
against the grain was taught to me by my
Looking good and feeling good are rules
grandfather, an experienced carpenter who used
enough for me. George Nakashima, with his
nothing but hand tools most of his life. I learned
cantilevered chair, combined simplicity, function
on my own to not push chisels toward my hand.
and comfort. Pretty good rules to start with. Keep
Chairs are notoriously difficult to make. And it simple, make it functional and strive for
there are loads of design rules to help the
comfort. I’m going to my shop now. There is a
beginning chair maker along. Seat height is 18”,
chair out there waiting to be created.
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Officers and Committees
Officers
President
Dick Ugoretz
858-490-6295
[email protected]
Vice-President
Ed Gladney
858-484-4366
[email protected]
Treasurer
Bernie Burke
760-723-0972
[email protected]
Secretary
Gary Anderson
619 670 1181
[email protected]
Member at Large
Robert Threm
858-484-4366
[email protected]
760-489-9804
[email protected]
Membership
Sia McGown
619-223-3259
SDfWA.
[email protected]
Harry Baldwin
858-278-8718
[email protected]
Membership Greeters
Bob Reese
858-695-2460
[email protected]
Doug Parker
619-421-0636
[email protected]
Mentor Program
Ed Gladney
858-484-4366
[email protected]
Committees
Email List Manager
Harry Baldwin
[email protected]
Merchandise
Robert Dalton
[email protected]
Historian
Chuck Meacham
858-273-8677
[email protected]
Newsletter
Mike McElhiney
858 761 7020
[email protected]
Magazine & Book Sales
Pat Kowalke
Pro Bono
Jim Vitale
858-623-8630
[email protected]
Programs
Del Cover
858-270-7739
[email protected]
Property
Robert Threm
619-993-8207
[email protected]
Dale Stauffer
619-561-2202
[email protected]
Publicity
Gary Anderson
619 670 1181
[email protected]
Refreshments
Don Spangler
858-270-6165
[email protected]
Glen Weischedel
619-588-5477
[email protected]
Ron Rossi
619-582-9883
[email protected]
Resources & Raffle
Jim Strawn
619-887-8090
[email protected]
Jim Bradbury
858-586-1220
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Officers and Committees
[email protected]
Scholarships
Jim Strawn
619‐887‐8090
[email protected]
Shop Tours
Dale Stauffer
619-561-2202
[email protected]
58-484-4366
[email protected]
Toy Program
Roger Solheid
858-279-1140
[email protected]
Terry Stolzoff
619-869-1224
[email protected]
Special Events
Ed Gladney
Video Technician
Michael Fairbanks
619-465-4972
[email protected]
Wants & Disposals
Doug Parker
619-421-0636
[email protected]
Web Site
Doug Murphy
619-441-9665
[email protected]
Shows & Exhibits
Bob Stevenson
619-422-7338
[email protected]
Sound Technician
Thomas Johnson
619-281-7170
[email protected]
[email protected]
Swap Meet
Mark Fuller
619 733 8322
[email protected]
Charlie Bierman
619-276-0048
Video Library
Bob Reese
858-695-2460
Lou Adzima’s impressive collection of planes.
That’s right—a rusty rooster.
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Resources and Sponsors
To receive your discounts, please show your
membership card before you make a purchase.
American Furniture Design Co
www.americanfurnituredsgn.com
Phone: (760) 743-6923 (Orders)
Hours: 8:30-4:30 M-F
Email [email protected]
Brian Murphy, Proprietor
125 of the Finest Woodworking Plans, The only
supplier of Daly's Finishing Supplies in San Diego,
Hardware, Hand Tools and Books. SDFWA
member Benefits, 15% on all products and
Free Shipping in San Diego County.
Bayside Paint, Inc.
www.baysidepaint.com
Phone (619) 275-7800
Hours: 6:30 – 5:30 M-F, 8 -5 Saturdays
Email: [email protected]
1228 Knoxville St., San Diego, CA 92120
Robert Lewis, Manager
Mohawk Finishing Products and many other
stains, sealers, fillers and tools. Free delivery with
minimum order and UPS shipping available. 10%
discount to SDFWA members.
Craftsman Studio - Woodworking Tools
Store
www.CraftsmanStudio.com
Phone: (888) 500-9093
Hours: Mon 10:00-5:00, Tue-Thu 9:00 - 5:00,
Closed Fri - Sun
Email: [email protected]
2737 Via Orange Way - Suite 110, Spring Valley,
CA 91978
Bill Kohr - Proprietor
Stocking Authorized Dealers for: Lie-Nielsen
Toolworks, Auriou,
Shapton, DMT, TANOS (Systainers), Veritas,
FastCap, Trend Diamond Products, Glen-Drake
Toolworks, Czeck Edge Tools, Two Cherries
Carving Tools. In-store discount to SDFWA
Members on selected products.
Note: web orders ship Mon-Fri.
DeWalt, Porter Cable, & Delta Factory
Service Center
Phone: (858) 279-2012
Hours: 7:30-4:30 M-F
7290 Claremont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, CA 92111
Dave Stelmachowski, Manager
Porter Cable, Delta, DeWalt, Devilbiss, FLEX,
Biesemeyer and Oldham Parts, Accessories, Repairs and Reconditioned Tools. Special consideration to SDFWA members.
Environmental Spray Systems
www.espraysystems.com
Phone: (858) 279-7114
Hours: 8:00-5:30 M-F
Email: [email protected]
7114 Convoy Ct. San Diego, CA 92111
Sam Rinaker, Owner
Specializing in spray finishing equipment. Local
distributor for Devilbiss, Graco, Paasche, Accuspray, Ransberg and Gema. 10% discount to
SDFWA members.
Fas-N-Go
Phone: (619) 424-4774
Hours: 7:30-5:00 M-F
2260 Main St. Suite 15, Chula Vista CA
Nail guns, brads, staples, nails, plus accessories
for nail guns and
repair service. Distributor for 3M, Senco, Haubold, Josef Kihlberg, Spotnail, Hitachi, Bostich and
Paslode. 10% discount on sales and service.
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Resources and Sponsors
FixMyBatteries.com
www.fixmybatteries.com
Phone: (760)747-8762
Hours: 9:00 – 5:00 M-F; 9:00 – 1:00 Sat
Email: [email protected]
1291 Simpson Way Suite F, Escondido CA 92029
Josh Zeller, Proprietor, Disabled Veteran Owned
and Operated. We rebuild ANY BRAND power
tool battery pack. Ours are longer lasting batteries with more power than retail batteries. Higher
quality batteries at a fraction of the cost! *The
only rechargeable batteries we do not rebuild are
Lithium Ion. 10% discount with your current SDFWA membership card.
Frost Hardwood Lumber
www.frosthardwood.com
Phone: (858) 455-9060 (800) 258-3534
Hours: 7:00-4:30 M-F, 8:00-12:30 Sat.
6565 Miramar Rd. San Diego, CA 92112
Jim Frost, proprietor
They stock a wide variety of domestic and imported hardwoods as well as veneers, laminates
and many other supplies for the commercial and
hobbyist woodworker. The Frosts (Mr. G. T.,
Bruce and Jim) along with their staff stand ready
to serve your woodworking needs. Special SDFWA discount.
TH&H: The Hardwood and Hardware
Company
The Woodworkers one stop for Material and Supplies
www.th-h.com
Phone: (858) 536-1800 Fax: (858) 614-1811
Hours: M-F 7:00-5:00, Sat. 9:00-4:00
8849 Complex Dr. San Diego, CA 92123
Tom Drinnon, manager
Hardwood lumber, Moldings, Veneers, Cabinet
Hardware, Finishes, Hand Tools and Supplies.
Contractor discount to members.
TH&H goes out of their way for SDFWA! They
open their doors and stay late for our board
meetings. Thanks TH&H!
Lane Stanton Vance Lumber
Phone: (619) 442-0821
Hours: 7:00-3:00 M-F
360 Vernon Way, El Cajon, CA 92020
The company carries domestic and imported
hardwoods, molding and panel products for cabinetmakers, furniture makers and contractors.
Contractor discount to members.
Mission Molding & Wood Specialties
www.missionmoulding.com
Phone: (858) 569-8591
Hours: 7:30-5:00 M-F, 8:00-1:00 Sat.
9510 Chesapeake Dr. # 401. San Diego, CA
92123
Bob Hawk, manager
The sign inside Mission Molding’s door says, "We
have one of the largest selections of architectural
and decorative moldings in Southern California."
Select from more than 300 patterns in a variety of
woods as well as polystyrene, fiberglass and
primed plastic. The staff of Mission Molding can
also supply you with mantles, handrails, balusters,
columns and more. Depending on the item, SDFWA members will get a 5% to 10% discount.
Packaging Store
www.gopackagingstore.com
Phone: (858) 549-7225, Fax (858) 549-7274
Hours: 9:00-5:00 M-F. 7848 Silverton, Suite A,
San Diego, CA 92128. Peter Wharf. Custom
boxes, crating, packing supplies, and shipping.
Phone estimates and pick up service available. 10%
discount to SDFWA members.
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Resources and Sponsors
Rockler Woodworking and Hardware
www.rockler.com
Phone: (858) 268-1005
Hours: 9:00–6:00 M-F, 9:00-5:00
Sat., 11:00-4:00 Sun.
made him proud to be part of this valuable program.
Strata Forest Products is a diverse, family owned
company that has been in the Hardwood & Softwood lumber business for over 50 years in So
Ca. They specialize in hardwood lumber, panel
8199 Claremont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, CA
products, stock moldings, custom millwork and
92111
sundries. Strata is dedicated to superior service &
quality because they understand that their industry is built on trust & loyalty. Bob & Jack are
bringing over 70 years of combined experience in
the hardwood industry in the Southern California
market to the new El Cajon facility and are very
Mike Durlak, manager
excited to merge the wants & needs of the
Rockler is an excellent source for hard to find
hardware and accessories. Manager Mike Durlak SDFWA with Strata. They look forward in workand his staff can help you with good selection of ing with the members to broaden their inventory
hardware, exotic hardwoods, veneers, inlays, spe- to accomplish this goal. They also offer saw &
cialty moldings, fine woodworking hand tools, se- tool sharpening service with a 4 day turn around.
lect power tools, an impressive array of finishing
materials, a great selection of books and plans,
Russ Filbeck, Master Chair Maker
and weekly workshops in many disciplines. Visit
www.russfilbeck.com
this great woodworking source next time you
need that special item that no one else seems to
have. Catalogues are avail- able. 10% discount on
general purchases (except power Tools).
Strata Forest Products
165 Denny Way, El Cajon, CA 92020
Bob Evans & Jack Griede proprietors
619 449 9663
Contractors discount to SDWFA Members.
Strata Forest Products donated the red oak used
for making the chairs at the fair this year. Jack’s
employers has been a supplier of the material for
many years. Seeing the SDFWA demonstrates
and showcases their workmanship to the San
Diego community and then the sharing of the finished products to organizations with needs has
Phone: (858) 566-9699
Email: [email protected]
Make your own heirloom quality chair. Chair
styles include Ap- palachian Ladder Back and
Windsor chairs. All materials, tools and instruction provided. Class size is limited to two students.
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Resources and Sponsors
10% discount for SDFWA members on the TwoSlat Ladder Back or Sack Back Windsor chair
class. Use the web site, e-mail or call Russ to
schedule your class.
Shellac Finishes
www.shellacfinishes.biz
Email: [email protected]
Vijay Velji, Proprietor
Internet only. Shipped USPS
De-Waxed Shellac Flakes for classical woodworkers at very competitive prices. SDFWA members must enter coupon code 1010 during check
- out to receive a 10% discount
Tropical Exotic Hardwoods of Latin America
www.anexotichardwood.com
Hours: Mon. -Fri. 8:30 to 4:30, Sat. 9:30 - 1:00
Phone: (760) 434-3030, Fax: (760) 434-5423
2270 Camino Vida Roble, Suite "B", Carlsbad, Ca.
92012
Mitch Talcove, Owner manager
Specializing in a wide selection, varieties, sizes, and
shapes of Exotic Hardwoods from Latin America.
10% off all purchases with valid SDFWA card.
(cash or check preferred if SDFWA discount is
being applied)
Tool Depot
Phone: (619) 220-7111
Hours: 7:00-6:00 M-F, 9:00-5:00 Sat.
3799 Gaines St, San Diego, CA 92110
Bob Welte
Tool Depot offers fine high quality woodworking
tools from around the world and a knowledgeable service orientated staff. New and used tools
and equipment sold and traded. Tool repair and
sharpening services are also available. 10% discount on hand tools and accessories
Toolmart, Inc.
www.toolmarts.com
Phone: (760) 480-1444, Fax (760) 747-2626
Hours: 7:00-5:30 M-F, 7:00-4:00 Sat.
2750 Auto Park Way, Suite 13
Escondido, CA 92029-1030
Jeff McCreary, manager
Discount tool store and authorized repair center. 10% discount to members on accessories.
Woodworker West
www.woodwest.com
P.O. Box 452058, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Phone: (310) 216-9265 Fax:
(310) 216-9274
Email: [email protected]
Ron Goldman, publisher
Published bi monthly to
promote craftsmanship in
woodworking throughout
the western U.S. Discount
subscription rate to SDFWA members. $10 for one year and $18 for
two years.
The Woodworking Store, piloted by Mike Durlak, is doing a marvelous job of teaching woodworking. I think we are all aware of the need for teachers of our craft. Palomar College and some local
high schools have programs that help their students learn woodworking but they are not available
to everyone. Every week, Mike and his learned crew at the Woodworking Store on Clairemont
Mesa Blvd. put on classes. Sign up for their email, attend classes and learn. The bonus is that they
can sell you the tools and equipment you need to complete the project you just learned how to
make. You can’t beat that with a stick!
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