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Opt me in, please.

Thanks, Jerry!!

Danny

Opt me in, please.

Thanks, Jerry!!

Danny

Good catch, Bill.

Danny

My mistake.... could have SWORN is was WTD.

Found it on the Fine Woodworking Website (subscription required to view the article PDF) FWW #189:
Barley-Twist Candlesticks

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Ben,

I'm almost certain I saw that article in Woodturning Design, back around the time I first started receiving it (ca. mid-to-late 2006 maybe)

I'd have to do some digging to find it, but...

Thanks, Brodie!!

Thanks, loads, Jameel!!!

Thanks, Reed! Count me in.

Our turning club, Windy City Woodturners, is fortunate enough to have Dick Sing as one of its members. Last month, Dick gave a demonstration of inlays, showing us how to make a wooden inlaid cap to...

Thanks for the suggestions, guys! I'll see if I can't check some of them out.

Best regards,

Danny

Hi,

Anyone on the group near Kitchener, Ontario? My wife is taking a chip carving class at Chipping Away in Kitchener this weekend, and I'm chauffering :)

I was wondering if there are any...

Ernie,

Chip carving is carving patterns in a flat board (usually) by removing a "chip" of wood.... triangular chips, curved chips, etc. With just a few basic cuts you can do some really intricate...

Thanks, Nancy.

I plan to keep the Mini, the Mrs. has some aspirations toward turning (someday ... right now she's concentrating on chip carving and scroll sawing).

I am indeed lucky :D

The...

...and I finally got around to taking some pictures of the new lathe. I'm really enjoying the electronic variable speed, and the size. I can really get up close to the ways with the open space...

Congrats Chris! That makes two of us today with that lathe! :)

I agree, the legs are a lot heavier than they look. The challenge for my wife and I was to get the headstock and motor down to the...

it seems I have the "GFI" problem I've read about. every outlet in the basement seems to be on one of two GFIs. <sigh>

Guess I'd better go back and re-read those threads and figure out what to...

Hello all,

Well, I finally feel like I have something "Gloat-Worthy" to post about. I've been turning for about 2-3 years now, all on my trusty Jet Mini Lathe (6 speed model, not EVS).
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No one has mentioned a product called Goo Gone. (http://www.magicamerican.com/index.aspx) ... I've used it on all my newly unpacked power tools to remove the grease from the machined surfaces. It...