Invitation from Kingston Wood Artisans

Our past president Rob Suarez and Kingston Wood Artisans' secretary Marty Schlosser talked about a digital collaboration between our clubs.  In its basic form, we invite KWA members to our Zoom meetings and they invite OWA members to theirs.  So we've been invited to their meeting on Thursday November 12th at 7 PM.  As with our Zoom meetings, you will be invited to the meeting by email.  The presentation is titled Main and Secondary Joinery: Basics by Gerry and Matt.

Want to learn more about the Kingston Wood Artisans?  Visit the KWA web site which includes a calendar of KWA events.

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  1. UnknownDecember 10, 2020 at 7:10 PM

    Hi all,
    I'm looking for the Zoom meeting for tonight. I didn't get an email.
    Wayne Vandermeer

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