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The mission The Maine Woodworkers’ Association was formed about 1985 by a few friends who wanted to talk about everything related to this wonderful material called wood. The organization now has over 100 members, both hobbyist and professional woodworkers, men and women who make furniture, home fixtures, architectural forms, turnings, carvings, boxes, bookmarks, musical instruments, and boats. Members meet monthly from September to June, visiting different shops from Portland to Rockport. The interests of hosts are as broad as the interests of members. One month the subject of a meeting might be traditional furniture making techniques; the next month application of computers to manufacture and design; and the next, woodworking tool manufacture. At least once a year a renowned guest is invited to address members. If you are enthusiastic about all things wood then join us at the Maine Woodworkers' Association. |
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The Maine Woodworkers Association will be receivng support from sponsoring firms, which will be listed here alphabetically. Whenever possible, we will try to patronize them to show our appreciation. coming soon!
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of the Maine Woodworkers Association is to bring all aspects of woodworking closer to its members and to educate everyone seeking knowledge from woodworkers in the great State of Maine. Meetings are times of friendship and learning, where everyone is welcome to share ideas, camaraderie, and of course, coffee.
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Maine Woodworkers Association The Maine Woodworkers Association also accepts paid advertising and notices for the Maine Woodworkers Association newsletter and The Maine Woodworkers Association website, relevant to the world of wood, from non-MWA individuals and organizations. We reserve the right to accept or reject any ad and or notice and edit for readability. Non- Members can submit their notices and or ads for the Maine Woodworkers Association newsletter and The Maine Woodworkers Association website by sending their name, phone number, email address, images, specifics of your ad and check to: Maine Woodworkers Association Per-issue ad rates for newsletter:
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The Maine Woodworkers Association publishes notices and ads from its members at no charge listing shop-made items for sale or exchange and other woodworking-related items they want to buy,sell, trade, or exchange — tools, plans, lumber, services, or woodworking equipment. |
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