The club meets at 7.00pm on the fourth Thursday of the month (except August) at the Memorial Hall, Sychdyn, Nr Mold (parking available). Our regular meetings are held every four to six weeks during school terms on a Sunday afternoon between 2pm and 5pm at Water Orton Primary School, Vicarage Lane, Water Orton. There is no branch membership fee although a charge is made to cover the costs of the meeting. A club for woodturners of all abilities who meet to discuss their interests, exchange ideas and to further the craft. Each month an evening meeting is held , usually with a guest demonstrator. In addition there are two all day "hands on" sessions in a month when members can use the various club lathes and equipment.

The main purpose of the club is to foster interest in wood turning and to help members improve their skill in a friendly and sociable atmosphere. out in woodturning, more experienced or just interested in finding out more, feel free to attend any of the All goods supplied conform to current European manufacturing standards and where appropriate carry the CE mark.In the specification tables of our machines we have included a 'rating' intended to guide you as to the suitability of each machine to your needs. Our membership includes both beginners and experts and there is a free interchange of ideas between all members At various times we have been invited to participate in various woodland related events, where we demonstrate woodturning, and give hands-on experience. We have also been approached by other bodies, e.g. organisations for the physically disabled, such as the ALPHA Project, also the Scottish Prison Service, to provide assistance in training, rehabilitation etc. Our club exists to promote interest in woodturning in the Somerset area, as a hobby, a craft or occupation.

Erase your information (or restrict the use of it), provided we do not have any continuing lawful reason to continue to use and process that information including Vital Interest. The purpose of the club is to foster the art of woodturning, promote woodturning amongst fellow turners and the public and to develop skills within the membership to encourage all to progress within a social and mutually supportive environment. The Association holds regular monthly meetings when professional woodturners and club members demonstrate their skills.We also have club meetings to encourage newcomers to hone their skills on the club lathe. At many of our meetings we have a visiting speaker or demonstrator. We also at times have full day demonstrations. Invitations are also received from other local branches to join with their activities. We invite a range of top demonstrators, as well as running hands-on nights, a Christmas party, and our annual general meeting, which usually includes a "show and tell" session by members. We have two large video screens focused in on our lathe during demonstrations, to ensure everyone present can get a good view of what is going on.When buying goods and services on the internet, the consumer is entering a legally binding contract. In all cases UK law is the applicable law.