Lorraine Wilson The Robson Ranch Woodworkers Club has been abuzz with activity this spring, offering an array of training opportunities for its members. From mastering the intricacies of pen crafting to delving into the nuances of CNC Intermediate Tips & Tricks, the woodshop has left no tool untouched in its quest to empower its members…
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Clubs & Classes, February 2024
Woodworkers Set the Stage for a Productive 2024!
Lorraine Wilson New shop manager, exciting training opportunities, and membership open for aspiring woodworkers! The Robson Ranch Woodworkers are ushering in the new year with enthusiasm and a commitment to craftsmanship. Dave Popejoy recently stepped up into the role of shop manager, succeeding Larry Ditch. Our heartfelt thanks to Larry for his dedication over the…
Generals, October 2023
Woodworker in Need
Lorraine Wilson Imagine that you are a loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend who has spent a lifetime doing things to help other people. Then imagine that you are the victim of a horrific vehicle accident that has left you paralyzed from the chest down, facing painful rehabilitation and overwhelming medical bills. You have imagined…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
Buddy Benches Delivered to Evers Elementary
Kathy Perry Michelle Lynn, Evers librarian, was delighted to receive the Buddy Benches. The project was a cooperative effort between the Kiwanis Club (KC) and the Woodworkers Club (WW). KC manufactured and painted the benches. The routed engraving was done by the WW, and a special thanks to Kathleen Dial for helping to make this happen.…
Clubs & Classes, January 2020
Woodworkers Name Woodworker of the Year
Jo Bostwick At the Dec. 17 year-end meeting of the Robson Ranch Woodworkers, Club President Bob Zimmerman named Joni Matthiessen as Woodworker of the Year for 2019. Joni has been a member of the Woodworkers for almost a year. In that short time, she has mastered the scroll saw and created many amazing projects which…
Clubs & Classes, August 2017
Woodworkers collaborate with Denton Kiwanis Club
David Bassham, Robson Ranch Woodworkers President The Woodworkers helped the Denton Kiwanis Club build 28 Little Libraries. They have an ongoing charitable project where they build “Little Libraries” and stock them with children’s books. The Little Libraries are then placed in under-privileged neighborhoods throughout Denton. They needed assistance in cutting out the pieces to make…
Clubs & Classes, May 2017
A Charity Project Training can be productive
David Bassham As president of the Woodworkers, I have the good fortune to have a pool of incredibly talented individuals to call on for whatever projects present themselves. These run the gamut from money making to charity and anything in between. Recently we have been making memory boxes for the Pediatric Intensive Care Ward at…
Generals, March 2016
Woodworkers Club creates unique check presenters for the Grill
JoAnn Bostwick After years of using boring old black check presenters, which are in almost every restaurant, Jeremy A. Trietsch, Food & Beverage Manager at the Wildhorse Grill, approached the Woodworkers Club seeking unique check presenters. His goal was a more distinct look. The timing of this request was perfect in that the dining facility…
Generals, March 2016
Woodworkers Club creates unique check presenters for the Grill
JoAnn Bostwick After years of using boring old black check presenters, which are in almost every restaurant, Jeremy A. Trietsch, Food & Beverage Manager at the Wildhorse Grill, approached the Woodworkers Club seeking unique check presenters. His goal was a more distinct look. The timing of this request was perfect in that the dining facility…
Clubs & Classes, February 2015
Woodworkers culminate a successful year
Larry Varnes The Woodworkers of Robson Ranch had a great 2014! We currently have over 160 members! The club includes residents of all skill levels, both men and women. There is always someone available to mentor that special project or repair, so there is never a reason to be intimidated. Woodworkers also serve the greater…