| Each year the individual chapters are
challenged to come together as a team and create a woodturning based on
a theme within a certain criteria handed out earlier in the year.
Rules are
- Each AAW chapter is invited to submit
one collaborative work created by as many chapter members as
possible, with a minimum of six participants.
- The work can be any turned object,
functional or not.
- The minimum size must be larger than a
six-inch cube.
- The maximum size must be smaller than
a two foot cube.
- The complete work must weigh no more
than 25 pounds.
- The names of all participants must be
on the work or on an accompanying nameplate.
- At least one chapter representative
must be in attendance at the symposium to be responsible for
displaying and return shipping of the entry.
- Any electric/electronic device in the
piece must have an obvious power switch for safety and noise
reduction.
- The pieces will be displayed during
the symposium in an area near the Instant Gallery. During the
symposium, attendees will be invited to select, by ballot, their
choice for Best of Show and, in addition, their favorite piece in
each of the following three categories:
- Artistic
- Mechanical (or Technical)
- Fantasy
- No entry can be submitted in more than
one category.
- Selection will be based upon Best Use
of Materials, Most Challenging, Most Creative, and Best Technical
Execution.
- Each entry will be weighed and
measured upon submission into the collaborative display. Any entry
that exceeds either the size or weight limit will be displayed in an
area near, but separate from, the Collaborative area, and will be
ineligible to receive votes. The votes will be tallied prior to the
Annual Banquet and Auction, and the winners will be recognized
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 OK,
so maybe because I was raised near the ocean, or I just love the whimsy
and accuracy in the St Louis chapters entry |
Suburban Woodturners Club entry, Silly Willy |
Very
cool, toy box from Bucks County (PA) |
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Wheel Morgan - West Bay Area Wood turners |
MA
Woodturners, Fantasy Castle |
Nor
Cal Woodturners, Lace Bobbins |
Woodturners
of North Texas, Turning Back to the Country |
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