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    NWA / Totally Turning show

    Did anyone go to the Totally Turning show in Saratoga Springs this weekend?

    I'm pretty new to turning, but I thought it was really good. It was part of the Norteastern Woodworkers Assn showcase. There was some amazing work there. I thought the Windsor chairs were inspiring (especially the Windsor/Maloof rocker that Tom Wetzel makes).

    Some of the dealers (LV/LN) had catalog pricing on their goods, but if you had them shipped (for free) you cld avoid NY sales tax...

    Anyway, thumbs up!!!

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    I was there, It WAS Great

    I'm a club member, gone every year for 5 or 6 years, sold wood turning blanks in the past... Always great.
    The Totally Turning part was especially nice for me, I supplied much of the wood for the demonstrators and learned a great deal from them (as usual)
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    This was my third Showcase and second TT Symposium. It really is amazing what you can learn over the course of two days.

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    What was your favorite piece?

    I really loved the Windsor Chairs. Tom Wetzel had a booth out in the lobby that was just amazing: That Tiger Maple Rocker made me weep...

    I attended a couple of David Elsworth's lectures. Great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn Patel View Post
    What was your favorite piece?

    I really loved the Windsor Chairs. Tom Wetzel had a booth out in the lobby that was just amazing: That Tiger Maple Rocker made me weep...

    I attended a couple of David Elsworth's lectures. Great!
    Other than mine?

    Its hard to say, but I do agree that rocking chair stopped me in my tracks! I remember telling someone I wanted one. I think that one of the turnings that has stood out to me, since I first saw it last summer, is George G. (can't spell last name) segmented zebra wood box. I am still amazed that little thing. I'll have to find a pic of it.

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    Here it is from George's pic page on the NWA's Web site....


    Here is the chair from Tom Wetzels Web site.....
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