• The forum upgrades have been completed. These were moderate security fixes from our software vendor and it looks like everything is working well. If you see any problems please post in the Forum Technical Support forum or email us at forum_moderator (at) aawforum.org. Thank you
  • February 2026 Turning Challenge: Cookie Jar! (click here for details)
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  • AAW Symposium demonstrators announced - If the 2026 AAW International Woodturning Symposium is not on your calendar, now is the time to register. And there are discounts available if you sign up early, by Feb. 28. Early Bird pricing gives you the best rate for our 40th Anniversary Symposium in Raleigh, North Carolina, June 4–7, 2026. (There are discounts for AAW chapter members too) For more information vist the discussion thread here or the AAW registration page
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Chapter Competition

Musta been some stiff competition! We've been complimented on our newsletter many times, and so we sent it in this year. Didn't even get honorable mention. I can't pretend I'm not disappointed. :( But that's competition, may the best newsletter win! :)

We tried to get a look at the newsletters yesterday, but the AAW website was c . r . a . w . l . i . n . g . . . and my assistant editor's internet service was down.
What I did see was excellent! Congratulations to those newsletter editors. Good job folks, I know what kind of work goes into publishing these things.

Also a big thanks to the judges, it must be tough picking out the best of the best!

We'll hafta make some more improvements for next year, so we give you guys a run for your money. :p

Jim Underwood
Newsletter Editor
Classic City Woodturners
 
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