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Count me in! Thanks to all the sponsors and sawmill creek.

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Count me in really nice stuff here

Great drawing count me in

Count me in and thanks to all the vendors for the "free stuff"

Count me in my shop vac needs a rest

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Sign me up I could use a bandsaw

Wow! That is fantastic, how long does it take to make?

Bought two grand Teton kits one had a bad coupler so could only make one.
Trying to get a few of my lathe projects completed. I have some flat work for the loml to do. It will keep me off the lathe...

Nice box and use of cutoffs walnut is one of my favorite

Some pictures I can't see on my android phone and some I can? I'm using chrome. Any one else using their phone having any issues?

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Yes, sounds good to me.count me in

How about inlay? Some turquoise or copper would keep the southwest look.

Good job! My first pen was full of newbe mistakes, I keep all of my first attempts on anything I turn..its fun to see how much you have progressed. I just started using the ca glue it works great,...

That sycamore sure is good looking, nice job on them

Sticker shock for sure. I too was looking into buying a tool steel rest..but the price a bit steep. Instead I made one of my own, its top is 1" round and the shank it 5/8" to fit my banjo. I machined...

Good looking bowl & vase, well done

Thanks for the info I have some hemostats somewhere. I'll lookup the scraper tools.The round carbide cutters did an ok job.. I think my skill level has a lot to do the smoothness.

Just completed my first hollow form, (post pict later). My question is what is the best/safest way to smoth out the inside of the piece? I used a carbide cutter on my homemade tools, and would like...

Couple of nice pens Rob that olive wood looks great.

Really stunning work Joe! I like the form and color. When you put the dye on is the piece still on the lathe? Do you finish the piece after the form is complete and removed from the lathe? As you can...

That is one nice looking bowl Curt, How long did it take you to turn it? It seems delicate.