You can never have too many…

[Brian Kent]

You can never have too much or too many…

You can never have too much wood.

You can never have too much dust protection.

You can never have too many chucks (which I know, even though I have only one).


How about you?

[Len Mullin]

Brian, here's one, you can never have to much money to spend on tools.
Len

[Alan Arnup]

You can never have too much time to do woodturning.

Allan

[Shawn Pachlhofer]

chainsaws :D

[Scott Brandstetter]

wood, any and almost all species.

[Reed Gray]

Rock and Roll? Blue Grass? Rhythm and Blues? Funk?

Oh, fruit pies...

robo hippy

[Brian Kent]

Rock and Roll? Blue Grass? Rhythm and Blues? Funk?

Oh, fruit pies...

robo hippy

Or juice bars!
Also, you can never have too many bandaids next to my belt sander.

[Steve Arnold]

You can never have too much time to practice new turning techniques.

[John K Jordan]

... square feet of shop space.

... storage buildings.

... happy times.

JKJ

[J.D.Redwine]

Good Health.

[john taliaferro]

coffee / chocolate chip Cookies .

[Dok Yager]

Too many good friends!
Too much Good Health.
And too much Good Wood.
Oh and it`s never possible to have too much Blues,Jazz or good ol rock and roll!!

[Brian Kent]

You can never have too much sandpaper.

[Bill White]

You can never have too much experience, or Reed's Gray's videos.
Bill

[Roger Chandler]

You can never have too many $$$$$ to purchase new woodturning equipment and tools with! Also, I agree with the observation that you cannot have too many square feet of floor space for your turning/woodworking studio!

[Wayne Kuhn]

60 grit sand paper:D

[Brian Kent]

60 grit sand paper:D

You mean roughing gouges?