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Thread: Old Geezers and Others Goblet Contest Entries.

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    Old Geezers and Others Goblet Contest Entries.

    This is it folks......post your goblet entries photo here.........may the best turner win!
    Last edited by Ken Fitzgerald; 03-28-2006 at 11:50 PM.
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    My first turning

    Here is my entry, my very first ever turning. I turned it Sunday on Pete Jordans lathe. Ash center, cherry then oak. Sanded to 400 grit and given a liberal dose of watco danish oil. My wife has it on her dresser to put her rings in when not on her hand.
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    Steve that is absolutely awesome. You did a great job. Love the different woods. I did that with a box I turned last Sunday with Ash and Walnut. Looks mighty fine.
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    I think we've got a ringer here........... I've been set up.......AGAIN......... First turning................... Right! I was born on a Saturday but it wasn't last Saturday! Luckily for me.......there's no rules.....Therefore I don't have to enter my own contest!
    Ken

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    Now that is cool Steve! I love that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Fitzgerald
    First turning................... Right!
    Now I asked you boys if I could play too
    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=33596

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    Steve seriously......That is an unbelieveable first turning! I am green....I mean green with envy! Fantastic! Glad you entered it into the contest!
    Ken

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    Like I told you before, Steve, I can only imagine all the stuff you'd be turning out if you had your very own lathe!!! Great job on the goblet, my friend!!!
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    I don't think vBulletin will let me attach the same picture twice, so look at it here: http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=33742

    Do I get credit for "First Entry" or is there a penalty for being too quick on the trigger?
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    You just get credit for an entry Lee.........No rules other than you must turn your own goblet.
    Ken

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee DeRaud
    I don't think vBulletin will let me attach the same picture twice...
    Lee, if you make a copy of the pic, then rename the copy as something else, the system will allow you to post it twice.
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    Ken,

    If you drop 396 big block in your mini then you too could turn like Steve!

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    Dave....the mini will only take a 9 5/8"...........
    Ken

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    Well, the bark may give a little extra flavor to the beverage of your choice but here's my first entry into the contest. I turned it a while back but since there are no rules I guess I can post it here. There will be more to come.

    Bradfort Pear
    Danish Oil Finish
    6" tall by 3" diameter
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    Steve,
    I can't wait until you let me work on my lathe. If I promise to clean up all the shavings can I have a little time this weekend?

    Actually, great job! I have parent-teacher conferences this week but after that I will try my first goblet and I hope it will be half as good as yours.

    Pete
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