What's next for a write up?

[Dennis Peacock]

Well, the Pecan bowl that I roughed out will be dry enough to finish turn by the week after I'm oncall. I've considered a continuation of the rough-out post I did a while back to show the rest of what I do to finish turn, sand, and apply a finish to a bowl. Now....remember, I'm no expert, but am willing to share how I do things in order to make an attempt to help others who are just starting out.

So whatcha'll think?? :confused: :D

[Barry Stratton]

So whatcha'll think?? :confused: :D

I think that you should get a typing!!!!!!!! :D

Thanks.

[John Hart]

Yup...me too. The whole bowl processing article is extremely helpful. SMC really needs a good clear place where folks can see a step-by-step. Get Typing!!!!:D

[Bob Noles]

So whatcha'll think?? :confused: :D

What I think is that if you don't, you will have many disappointed friends wishing you had. :(

Now.... like you have already been instructed.... Get to work :)

[Jim Davenport]

I for one will be looking forward to your article. Being a rookie turner, I've learned a whole bunch here at the Creek.
Thanks for your effort.

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

Sounds like a great idea, but only if you include lots of pics, easier for me to understand it that way...... :o

[Fred LeBail]

I agree with Stu, and the rough out was great!!!

[Ed Lang]

I would like to see you get a webcam setup so we can watch you do what you do.

Does anyone know of any good webcams in woodworking shops?

Dennis can be the first!

[John Hart]

Raymond just installed one in his shop
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=35041

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

You lot all gawking at his webcam?

I can't get on right now..... :D

[Jim Dunn]

Like a diamond in the rough we want to see the finished project. But with what Stu said, lotsa pics.

[Keith Burns]

Get ur done, Dennis ! We can't wait !:) :)

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Okay Dennis......Here it is.....I'm holding my Cyber Gun to your head.........CLICK.....................it's cocked..........Get 'er done!:D

[Rich Stewart]

Sure makes everything lots easier to understand when you see pictures. I have read many articles about alky baths but I got much more out of your tutorial than all of them put together and in a fraction of the time. I sure do appreciate the time you put into it and would very much look forward to a continuation.

Thanks again for taking the time to do it.

Rich

[Bernie Weishapl]

Dennis, getter done my friend. I was hoping you were going to do that.

[Paul Douglass]

I certainly would be much appreciated

[Don Orr]

Git er done! :D

[Pete Jordan]

Dennis,

Your timing could not come at a better time for me! I have 6 bowls drying following your last lesson and I thoroughly look forward to this one. You are a great help to us newbies and are doing us a great service!

Thanx,

Pete

[Dennis Peacock]

Okey-Dokey Then......from the drying rack to finished bowl it will be. Coming soon, so stay tuned. :D

[Bob Noles]

And when you finish that you can get started on the DVD :D

[Ed Lang]

Is it done yet?

OR

Are we there yet?

:)

[Ed Breen]

Dennis,
I'm waiting, not very patiently, but the pictures on the rough out sure helped. That very evening I had turned a pair of 1 day old green cuttings and i stuck them in some alky. We use your lessons immediately.
Ed:D

[Andy Hoyt]

Come on Dennis! Get with the program, man! Been an hour already - so where is it?

I gotta pee, but I don't wanna miss out on the chance to be the first to slam it when it shows up.:cool:

[Dennis Peacock]

Come on Dennis! Get with the program, man! Been an hour already - so where is it?

I gotta pee, but I don't wanna miss out on the chance to be the first to slam it when it shows up.:cool:

Andy,

You better go to the head / latrine if you're going to wait on me, your bladder may become overly huge. :rolleyes: :D

[Andy Hoyt]

Whouf! What a relief!