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    Creeker Visit

    Well, the LOML and I stopped to see Ken Fitzgerald in Lewiston Idaho today. Like he said in his post, he showed us how to turn a pen, and more importantly, how to use a skew. Now I will actually try it again. A little success goes a long way in the confidence department. That mustard monster was a bit of overkill for a pen, but what a nice lathe. Thanks again Ken, we're looking forward to seeing what you are able to make out of the box elder burl. We thoroughly enjoyed the morning.

    It was also pleasure to meet Joel Sauder, and see his technique for a CA finish on a pen. Makes a great looking pen. He gave me a great looking walnut crotch blank, and I'm looking forward to seeing what I can make out of it. All in all, it made for a great Saturday!
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    Congrats Brian, looks like a fun time!

    And glad that YOU posted pics
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    Brian - thanks for posting! Always good to hear when Creekers get together!
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    Brian,

    The pleasure was mine and thanks for the box elder burl! I'll try to do justice to it! And maybe I'll remember, if I put it in DNA....

    As I said several times, I can post here that I can use and enjoy my skew, but now I have two witnesses who can use a skew too! Sharp, sharp....get the right bevel angle, round those short point corners and practice!

    Again, the pleasure was all mine.
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    I wanna know who that hippie is in the white headband????

    Looks like fun was had by all.
    Bernie

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    Congrads creeker visit are the best!

    Bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie Weishapl View Post
    I wanna know who that hippie is in the white headband????

    Looks like fun was had by all.

    I'll own up to it Bernie....It's me.....Seems as if since my forehead started lengthening....I sweat more and the glasses get wet and I can't see.
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    Hippies in Idaho?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Clardy View Post
    Hippies in Idaho?
    Rednecks too Steve!

    In the same body.......


    Nothing worse!
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    A Redneck, Roughneck, Hippie and Turner all in one. What will they think of in Idaho next?

    Ken, the shop looks awesome. That big Mustard lathe goes well with the Dust Gorilla.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cody Colston View Post
    A Redneck, Roughneck, Hippie and Turner all in one.

    This is Ken in Idaho......looking down.........shaking his head.....
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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