At the meetings in January, April, July and October we will announce the subject for the next competition. These will all be woodturning orientated but may include other elements.
At the meetings in March, June, September and December, club members will bring their entries for judging. There will be a novices class for anyone who considers themselves at the early stages and there will be an experienced class for those who have progressed beyond the basics.
Each entrant will be awarded a point for entering and the top three entries will be awarded 3, 2 and 1 points for first, second and third place respectively.
At the December meeting, the scores for the year will be added up and the winners and runners up from each class will receive a prize.
Spring Competition
The Theme for Spring is something for the garden. You can use your imagination on this one. Judging will take place at the March meeting.
Novice Competition score table
| Name | March entries | June Entries | September entries | December entries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jo Birston | 4 (“who’s hiding”) | |||
| Bryan Davies | 3 (bird box) | |||
Experts Competition score table
| Name | March Entries | June Entries | September Entries | December Entries | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew Batty | 1 (toadstools log) | ||||
| Jeff Belcher | 1 (skirret) | ||||
| David Bowman | 1 (wind vane) | ||||
| Peter Dixon | 1 (pierced vessel) | ||||
| Keith Fenton | 2 (dibber & birdbox) | ||||
| Will Finnigin | 1 (bottle lamps) | ||||
| Ade Hanks | 1 (owl & mushrooms) | ||||
| Paul Hannaby | 1 (paper pot maker) | ||||
| Clive Luckwell | 3 (stringline & dibbers) | ||||
| Mike McCormick | 1 (lotus) | ||||
| Dan RIckman | 4 (forest of trees) | ||||
| Robert Tomlinson | 1 (birdbox|) | ||||