Here are some pictures from our Fall 2016 wood show which is part of the ARTS &CRAFT SHOW held every fall .
I have been off for a while so this is a bit late but still should be interesting .
Our Guild did a pretty good show that was well attended and we also got a lot of interest in our guild activities which should lead to new and especially younger male and female wood workers to join.
We had the public vote and choose the winner and 2nd and 3rd of all the displays and guess what my display was chosen the winner for the second time which I much appreciate but there where other displays which I thought were also well in the running which is good and I hope next year we will see more new members and displays to show they’re work which in my opinion is the main objective and will carry the guild into the future .
My display 
A display next to mine of CNC work which attracted a lot of interest .
This is an interesting chair/stool made from construction lumber made from an magazine article which the fellow found tucked in an old magazine .One of my favorites .
Some nice turnings and pens .
Some doll size furniture .
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A wheelwright doing some demonstration and a very unique plier he made to quickly tighten down the wheel hub .
A cedar strip canoe and paddles one of many this member has built and he also makes violins . 
And more pictures of different displays with some interesting items .
Something for every age and interest group.
I guess that’s enough and if you have any questions let me know I be glad to answer .
Klaus
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Jim Jakosh
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#1 posted 11-18-2016 07:47 PM
Great show, Klaus!! Very interesting array of products!!!!!!!!!!
Jim
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madts
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#2 posted 11-18-2016 07:54 PM
must be great to have a Guild to hang out with.
Great show.
—Madts.
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#3 posted 11-18-2016 08:03 PM
looks like a great little show. That seems like a good idea to generate interest and attract new members. I’m going to mention it to the woodworking club I belong to.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
Joe Lyddon
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#4 posted 11-18-2016 09:27 PM
Quite a Show!
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s !!
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#5 posted 11-18-2016 09:57 PM
Very nice stuff/art/gifts/etc. made by great woodworkers, perhaps good friends too !
Thanks for sharing (what I can’t see in real !),
Best,
Serge
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#6 posted 11-18-2016 10:21 PM
You have some great talent in the guild. Congrats on the win.
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#7 posted 11-18-2016 10:37 PM
Klaus,
Good to see you posting, and showing your wares. The canoe and violin are some talents that can tanslate to sculpture etc.
I’m pretty sure I know why you did so well. LOL! :<)
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molan
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#8 posted 11-19-2016 01:24 AM
where was this show?
doubleDD
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#9 posted 11-19-2016 01:50 AM
I like when a group of woodworking people get together and display their pride. That’s a beautiful display of talent.
Congrats on your win. Hope you are teaching those young guys (like me ) your secrets.
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kiefer
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#10 posted 11-19-2016 02:24 AM
Thanks JIM
As you said it was a great show .
Thanks MADTS
You should join or start a guild you would enjoy it and further the craft .
PETER
Yes get something like this going and I am sure you will enjoy it and attract new members .
Thanks JOE
Appreciate your comment !
Thanks SERGE
Yes good friends they are and very helpful and enjoyable!
Thanks JIM
Yes we have some good talent and also a good group of beginners that are eager to learn from some great teachers that are willing to share .
Thanks TOM Yes good talent and we have a very good artist in our guild and I am sorry he could not make it to the show and display his work .
Thanks MATTHEW
The Show was in Lacombe at the memorial centre and you are welcome to enter next year .
Thanks DAVE
Yes a god group with talent and a willingness to teach and share their knowledge parking their ego at the door .
I do my best to teach and pass on what I have to give and enjoy it and hope the craft lives on by doing it .
Klaus
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#11 posted 11-19-2016 03:12 AM
Klaus looks to be a great display of this craft awesome builds
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mafe
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#12 posted 11-24-2016 06:01 PM
Lovely, so wonderful you have these craftmens shows.
Best thoughts,
Mads
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#13 posted 11-28-2016 09:25 PM
The finest variety of supreme craftsmanship on these tables Klaus.
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#14 posted 12-11-2016 01:25 PM
What great displays those are.
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