Jim Moloney

Individual members may be interested in what equipment and techniques will enable them to produce good videos in their own shops for posting on Youtube or Facebook. A demo on video production doesn’t have to be done by a woodworker.

I’ve taken change out of my pocket at a cash register and had to pick through the chips to get the coins.

That could have been a raffle prize at next years show.

My sister gets firewood from Koch Tree Service 394 25A Mt. Sinai 631-473-3173 and Gera Gardens 456 25A Mt. Sinai 631-474-3800.

Corey said he uses American Saw Works 2890 Route 112 Medford.

The turners relocating will mean no tv and camera which is important for close up, detailed views of what’s being done on the lathe.

I finished the speaker cabinet tool stands and I think I am going to have to amp up my puns skills for this group.

My winter/spring project turned into a summer rainy day project. I finally added a laminate wing to my table saw to make using the unifence easier. I considered putting storage under it but decided not to, instead I am re-purposing a couple old stereo speaker cabinets. I was going to throw them out until I realized how heavy and solid they were. I put casters on them and am using them as mobile tool cabinets for my bench top band saw and grinder. The next step is adding drawers.

Not yet Ben, it was going to be a winter project but now it’s a spring project. The fence is great, almost like having a new saw, I decided to just do a table attached to the saw with levelers on the legs. I may add a cabinet on wheels under it later for storage.

We haven’t had anything on Youtube in years and the old videos on there look really dated. They appear to be old vhs videos that dont look very good on hi def tv’s. The demos are good though. Once we get back to meetings using the video camera we should work on uploading new demos, Youtube will probably get us even more recognition than our Facebook group.