This is what my son turned recently. 3072 pieces. I never know what goes on in his head. Enjoy. By the way the table is his great grandparents or my grandparents.
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This is what my son turned recently. 3072 pieces. I never know what goes on in his head. Enjoy. By the way the table is his great grandparents or my grandparents.
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Beautiful work. Malcolm Tibbets might even be impressed!
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Impressive!
Doug Swanson
Where are John Keeton and Steve Schlumpf anyway?
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Definitely not Krispy Kreme. Incredible.
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That's amazing!
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Complicatedly beautiful!
Red
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Awesome piece of work. Hats-off to people that have the patience to do stuff like this.
Member Turners Anonymous Pittsburgh, PA
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A truly awesome piece of artwork.
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JD at J&J WoodSmithing
Owingsville, Kentucky
"The best things in life are not things."
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That's amazing! I don't even understand how you would pull something like that off.
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Wow, that is impressive. Nice bowl set to boot.
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WOW! That should impress anyone!
Sid Matheny
McMinnville, TN
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Outstanding!!!
Len
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Impressive and Inspiring.
Obviously I'm going to have to get a new lathe.... And maybe some new tools....
My equipment doesn't produce things like that!
Fantastic!
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Does anyone know how this is done? I'd love to get an insight into that.
I assume that the last step is to cut one of the two donuts in half, and glue it back together, passing through the donut-hole of the other. But how the donuts are made is my big puzzlement.
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