Saturday TBD 2025
The club participated in the 2024 Syracuse Maker Faire, held on Saturday, May 4th inside the Horticulture Building on the New York State Fairgrounds. With plenty of parking and a larger space, the 2024 edition was even better than the 2023 edition with about 2500 people attending. Again, we covered many techniques - carving, scrolling, turning, and traditional woodworking. The club's magic box and its video system was there to display the demonstrations from four cameras onto the wall behind!
The club participated in the 2023 Syracuse Maker Faire, held on Saturday, April 1st in the Henninger Athletic Center on the Le Moyne College Campus.
We covered many of techniques in our booth - carving, scrolling, turning, and traditional stool-making. We brought the magic box and setup cameras to display different demonstrations on our screen. We even broadcasted onto Facebook Live for the event. We under requested booth space but managed to fit everyone in and left the space spotless again.
We covered many of techniques in our booth - carving, scrolling, turning, and traditional stool-making. We brought the magic box and setup cameras to display different demonstrations on our screen. We even broadcasted onto Facebook Live for the event. We under requested booth space but managed to fit everyone in and left the space spotless again.
The club participated in a big way at the inaugural Maker Faire in Syracuse on Saturday, April 2, 2022. The organizers estimated that approximately 1200 people attended the event which ran from 10am to 4pm.
Our booth was 20' x 30' and provided demonstrations on carving, scrolling, turning, and inlay. To support those demonstrations, we brought one of the club lathes (with shield), the club scroll saw, and the club mini-workbench. The carvers brought their tools of choice. We had a table of touchables as well as displays with a variety of different projects from all of our demonstrators.
All of our demonstrators had a great time! We met many new people. Saw many old friends. And watched as young people explored woodworking with us.
Our booth was 20' x 30' and provided demonstrations on carving, scrolling, turning, and inlay. To support those demonstrations, we brought one of the club lathes (with shield), the club scroll saw, and the club mini-workbench. The carvers brought their tools of choice. We had a table of touchables as well as displays with a variety of different projects from all of our demonstrators.
All of our demonstrators had a great time! We met many new people. Saw many old friends. And watched as young people explored woodworking with us.
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