Ringwood Woodcarvers
OUR NORMAL MEETINGS ARE AT THE St. LEONARDS & St Ives VILLAGE HALL ON THE FIRST AND THIRD TUESDAYS OF EVERY MONTH in THE "ANNEXE"
SEE PROGRAMME FOR PROJECTED DATES
THERE IS CURRENTLY A WAITING LIST TO JOIN THE WOODCARVERS, AS WE HAVE REACHED THE LIMIT OF OUR MEETING PLACE - PLEASE CONTACT MIKE TO BE ADDED TO THE LIST
MEMBERSHIP DISCLAIMER
The “RINGWOOD WOODCARVERS” are a self-help group who look after each other with the purpose of encouraging members in the art of Woodcarving.
Whilst we do our best to keep people safe with sensible advice, we cannot be held responsible for any self-inflicted injury, in other words:
MEMBERS ATTEND AT THEIR OWN RISK
If one of us injures another member, or a member of the public whilst demonstrating at one of our published events, then our craft Insurance with IAN WALLACE will cover us against third party liability.
Group Organiser: Mike Tuck
Dated: 19-04-2024
Quality old WOODCARVING CHISELS and other tools urgently needed for our new carvers Ring Mike on 01425 475129 or 07766 836 108
IF YOU ARE A LAPSED MEMBER AND NO LONGER REQUIRE YOUR TOOLS -
WE WILL PURCHASE THEM BACK FOR OUR MANY NEW MEMBERS
LIKE THESE LOVELY TOOLS MADE BY ASHLEY ILES
"VEE" TOOLS ARE PARTUCULARLY DIFFICULT FOR US TO FIND
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Other Quality makers include: Henty Taylor, Pfiel, Robert Sorby, Addis, Herring Brothes and Kirschen. Old tools often have the craftsman's name stamped into the wooden handle and often indicate a quality tool
Ringwood Woodcarvers are a group of like-minded hobbyists who meet as a self-help group.
Although none of us are professional carvers, the more experienced carvers are pleased to give guidance when needed.
A large selection of Carving Tools available to borrow or purchase. "Try before you Buy"
For our full Constitution use the link below:
CONSTITUTION:
WE ARE CURRENTLY RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS -
TOOLS AND TIMBER CAN BE PROVIDED
We meet at the St Leonards & St Ives Village Hall, Braeside Road, St Ives BH24 2PH
on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month, from 6-30pm till about 9-00pm.
There is a £5.00 membership fee each year to cover insurance and a charge of £5.00 for each meeting attended.
We don't aim to make a profit but surplus funds are used to purchase tools and equipment that members may borrow or purchase.