RULES FOR COMPETITION
1.
Any person attending the National Seminar is entitled to enter
pieces into the competition. This includes visitors who are
attending as delegates. There are 7 categories in the
competition
1
Under 19s.
2
Novice.
3
Spindle.
4
Segmented.
5
Open.
6
Professional.(see rule 7)
7
Artistic.
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A total of 3 items per person is permitted
with a maximum of 2 in any one category. e.g. two pieces in
the open and one piece in the segmented. This rule does not
apply to the under 19s:- 3 pieces will be accepted in this
category.
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This competition is a woodturning competition, but the use
of colour, texture, metals, gilts is
accepted as part of the competition. The use of Ivory
is permitted provided that it does not break the
world ban on new Ivory.
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Winning pieces from previous IWG National
Seminar/s will not be permitted.
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IWG members who cannot attend and wish to
submit pieces can do so at a cost of €10 per piece. This is
to accommodate person’s who have prepared pieces for
competition and can not attend due to unforeseen
circumstances. No fee will apply to the under
19s.
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It is the responsibility of all entrants to
collect their pieces before the Seminar closes. The
Executive Committee of the IWG will not be responsible for
items not collected.
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For this year 2009 a separate competition
and display area will be set up for professional turners
and demonstrators. It is up to the entrant to define
whether he/she is a professional. This is for a trial
purpose only and will be reviewed on a yearly basis.
Entrants in this category are excluded from all other
categories.
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The Executive Committee will select 3 judges
from the list of demonstrators to judge the
competition.
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Any IWG member who may
have a grievance with competition, or any other problem
should bring it to the attention of a member of the
Executive Committee and we will make every effort to
resolve the issue. No member of the IWG should approach a
judge/s with a grievance on any decision made by them. This
could result in immediate
disqualification
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