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  1. #91
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    My bonker started life as...

    a bowling pin. I decided to enter this contest for a number of reasons. The first is to show off my outstanding photography ineptitude, second to finally turn one of my bowling pins, third to see if I could successfully download pics from my cybershot to my new laptop. Gee, everything went well.

    The bonker is 31/4" wide at the widest point and 8 3/4" tall. Sanded to 150, no finish. Take a look, if I can get the pics loaded.
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  2. Quote Originally Posted by Blake McCully
    a bowling pin. I decided to enter this contest for a number of reasons. The first is to show off my outstanding photography ineptitude, second to finally turn one of my bowling pins, third to see if I could successfully download pics from my cybershot to my new laptop. Gee, everything went well.

    The bonker is 31/4" wide at the widest point and 8 3/4" tall. Sanded to 150, no finish. Take a look, if I can get the pics loaded.
    Me thinks it your bowling pin looks MUCH nicer undressed......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blake McCully
    a bowling pin.
    Was that a real wood (i.e. very old) bowling pin? The newer ones have a 1/8" or so plastic outer layer that is an absolute pig to get off, and the wood underneath doesn't look all that exciting.

    (A couple shots from a .45 will remove the plastic in large chunks, but it makes the wood even less inspiring from a woodworking standpoint. DAMHIKT .)
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  4. #94
    Blake, now that's a BONKING Bonker, It's fit to bonk bonkeroos. I like it!
    Stu, get your eyes back in your head.. it's a bonker not a babe. Sorry, but you left the door open.
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  5. #95
    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher K. Hartley
    ....Stu, get your eyes back in your head.. ....
    Ya know..Keith Burns could turn a Thong for it!!
    ~john
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    Quote Originally Posted by John Hart
    Ya know..Keith Burns could turn a Thong for it!!
    And maybe a bikini top Hey, I'm workin' on it
    941.44 miles South of Steve Schlumph

    TURN SAFE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Burns
    And maybe a bikini top Hey, I'm workin' on it
    Oh....My......Gosh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Colliersville, TN Local News:
    Today, Mr. Keith Burns has started his own line of wood turned Thongs and Bikini Tops. Selection is varied and quality is high. Supplies are limited so call 1-KEI-THB-URNS today and get your FREE Micro-Mesh Kit for fine tuning the fit of your very own Thong and Bikini Top.!!!! Free Shipping on 6 or more.
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  8. #98
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher K. Hartley
    Blake, now that's a BONKING Bonker, It's fit to bonk bonkeroos. I like it!
    Stu, get your eyes back in your head.. it's a bonker not a babe. Sorry, but you left the door open.
    So is this the bonking babe that Stu has gone bonkers over?cavewoman.jpg
    Only the Blue Roads

  9. #99
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee DeRaud
    Was that a real wood (i.e. very old) bowling pin? The newer ones have a 1/8" or so plastic outer layer that is an absolute pig to get off, and the wood underneath doesn't look all that exciting.
    Lee,
    Don't think it's all that old, prolly a coupla years. It did have that plastic coating on but didn't present a big problem coming off. Reminded me of turning acrylic with all those spaghetti strands coming off.

    The wood looks like some kind of maple, not sure if it's hard maple or not, but it is laminated.
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    Bowling Bonker

    Blake, now that's a bonker that's been bonkered a few times. Looks like its got a few more good bonks left in it though. Nice!

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    Natural Edge Bonker

    From the original Bonker tree... Hercules Club. LOML needed a new one anyway... bout worn the other one out.

    Ernie
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    Ernie, that looks like a corn dog to me
    941.44 miles South of Steve Schlumph

    TURN SAFE

  13. #103
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Burns
    Ernie, that looks like a corn dog to me

    Dang... you caught me.

    Ernie

  14. Quote Originally Posted by Keith Burns
    Ernie, that looks like a corn dog to me

    Keith, you need to get out more.....
    Big Mike

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    P.S. If you are interested in plans for any project that I post, just put some money in an envelope and mail it to me and I will keep it.

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    Some of Dale Thompson must be rubbing off on me..via the Internet?

    All right...........took the day off to get over the cold.....couldn't sleep....slipped out to the shop..............I came up with an idea that would make Dale proud of me!


    I'll be posting it soon! Dale's gonna love this!
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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