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  1. #16
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    Hang in there Ken, you're gaining on it.
    Good, Fast, Cheap--Pick two.

  2. #17
    WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
    Now Thats a start Ken!
    keep that lathe turning!
    Have Chainsaw- Will Travel

  3. #18
    Way to go Ken! That is really great!!

    Corey

  4. #19
    Way to go Ken! I guess I better get my butt in gear today.
    Glenn Clabo
    Michigan

  5. #20
    Ken...This is a great Day!!!!! And you're already published!!

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    ~john
    "There's nothing wrong with Quiet" ` Jeremiah Johnson

  6. #21
    Looking good Ken...... Keep it spinning

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Hart
    Ken...This is a great Day!!!!! And you're already published!!

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    May I expect my autographed copy to be forthcoming Ken?

    Glad to see all that flat WW'ing experience didn't go to waste. Why, that lathe bench is remarkable in its simplicity of design and function.

    Congrats on your first turning. Is it a "Salmon Bonker"? Whatever it is you had best sign it, date it and save it. It will help you stay humble later on when your turnings are showing up in magazines.

    Karl
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    Woooooooooo-Hooooooooooo!!!!!!

    The world as you knew it has just changed for the rest of your life Ken!!!!!
    Congrats Buddy.....and let me know when the box arrives. I believe I had it insured. Excellent turning Ken!!!!! Keep going!!!!!
    Thanks & Happy Wood Chips,
    Dennis -
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    ALRIGHT KEN !!!

    Way to go.

    Ernie

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    so ken whadda you think? kinda fun eh? ...02 tod
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    Ken,
    Excellent! Everything is turning before you....I know the feeling ....Nice work...make something clean and modern.....when you get tired of ogee'ing...just for me ...
    "All great work starts with love .... then it is no longer work"

  12. #27
    Way to go Ken! I only had video's to guide me also, Then I found SMC!
    Keep on truckin & if you run out of wood just let us know .

    John H, very, very cool! Is this the first publication? . Very fitting that
    the winner of the Tick Tock lottery made the cover!!

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    Beautiful job, Ken!! You're on a roll!!
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    John Hart...wow! That's a really slick magazine! Eclectic table of contents, however...
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    The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...

  14. #29
    That is great John, too funny!

    Corey

  15. #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by John Hart
    Ken...This is a great Day!!!!! And you're already published!!

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    Now that's funny.

    Ernie

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