I see that the waiting list to be one of Baxter's sons is clogged up with Mike and Jim.
So........I'll use another strategy. Are you looking for a house and lathe tools in Oregon??? There's one for sale next door!
I see that the waiting list to be one of Baxter's sons is clogged up with Mike and Jim.
So........I'll use another strategy. Are you looking for a house and lathe tools in Oregon??? There's one for sale next door!
Glad you enjoyed the story. I hoped it would be of interest. Although I picked up the lathe in early July, I wanted to wait until the final chapter was written before posting.
You are not the only one who feels that way Jerry!
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The turnings are unfinished. They are Maine poplar which is quite light. They were then burned. Since I have the lathe along with the burner he built and used, I thought it would be very neat to have one.
Faust, the last picture above was taken here in my Delaware shop. I brought it home(Maine) the afternoon I went to look at it.
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Unloading it late in Delaware was easier.
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It was pretty much in mint condition..
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I am working hard on fixing that.
Mike, I spent the summer in Beaverton about 30 years ago and loved it there. Family ties here were just too strong.
Thanks for looking and commenting!
See, Mike? Family ties... he just can't leave me! I'm going to be his next son, for sure...
I drink, therefore I am.
Jim - You come on north. I guarantee we'll find you a hospital. Bring Mike and Baxter and we'll even find some wood to turn (yes Mike, there are some breweries here too).
Heck, I could load up my 20 foot flat bed trailer and truck bed with as much wood as I could fit on it, and we'd all be set for some time! Heck, I could have just brought this!SANY0366 (Large) - Copy.jpgSANY0373 (Large).jpgSANY0374 (Large) - Copy.jpgSANY0379 (Large).JPG
Oh, no, sorry, I can't...most of that is gone, and I'm still turning the rest...
I drink, therefore I am.
Baxter, I guess you've been a good boy. Santa treated you nice, early. The story that goes along with that is priceless. I'd say that lathe has some good mojo.
Your grandkids will be on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW with a 7.8 million dollar appraisal