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Thread: Hello from Wisconsin

  1. #16
    Well thanks for all the kind welcomes everyone. Sorry it took me this long to respond. The other forum I belong to does not have as many members, therefore it moves much slower than this one, I'll have to get use to that A couple of you asked where I am in Wisconsin, I live in the Waukesha area. I wasn't expecting so many others to be from Wisconsin! Gotta love it here I see you guys like the pictures, I'll get those posted for ya...

    This is the first bowl I made, it is from an Elm tree cut down from my backyard

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    This is the second bowl I made. It is Bloodwood. Man was that stuff tough. I would not have made only my 2nd bowl out of this stuff if I knew beforehand what it was and how dense it was.

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    And lastly, my 3rd bowl which is Birch. Made this one and sent it in the mail to my girlfriend's Dad who lives about 3 hours away from us. He is a retired carpenter who likes these kinds of things and we try to keep in touch with him as much as possible.

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    Well thanks for lookin everyone. I hope I can take some more time out to work on my lathe than I did last year. Still have lots to learn! I'll post my flatwork stuff in the section titled "Woodworking Projects"

  2. #17
    Join Date
    Mar 2007
    Location
    Plymouth, Wisconsin
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    Welcome from another cheesehead in the Sheboygan area.
    Trying to eliminate sandpaper - one curly shaving at a time.

  3. #18
    Join Date
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    Buffalo, NY
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    Welcome Westley! This is a great place to learn from many talented turners. I can see you are well on your way with those bowls - all three are really good looking.

    Brian
    It’s only work if somebody makes you do it.
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  4. #19
    Join Date
    Nov 2007
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    Colonial Heights, Virginia
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    Welcome Westley, Very nice looking bowls.
    Gary

    "It is neither wealth nor splendor, but tranquility and occupation which give happiness. " Thomas Jefferson

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