Special Interest Groups (SIG)

A Special Interest Group may consist of a small group (usually) of members who share a particular machine, or area of endeavor such as Using Hand Tools, who would like to get together, talk shop, and further their special interest.  Attending a SIG is also a fast track way to learn from fellow members who bring their experiences to share.

An ideal group would consist of several members, some of whom would like to learn more about and share their special interest, some who are beginners, and hopefully a mentor with expertise in the special interest. 

Hand Tool Special Interest Group was formed with their first organizational meeting on July 26, 2009.  If you are interested in the Hand Tool Special Interest Group please go to the Hand Tool SIG web page. The Hand Tool SIG meets at the shop on the fourth Sunday of the month unless otherwise announced.

Following Arnold Baker's presentation at the August 2009 Guild meeting CNC Woodworking Special Interest Group explores the world of CNC woodworking or metalworking machinery with those interested in building, buying and using CNC controlled tools. The CNC Special Interest Group now meets regularly on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm at the KCWWG shop.

The Shopsmith SIG will consist of people with an interest in acquiring, using, tuning, and getting the most out of their Shopsmith Mark V and related accessories.

Our latest SIG is the Scroll Saw SIG,