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  1. 10-23-2006, 9:35 PM #1
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    It's a lie !!!

    Everyone is always saying that once you start turning you will never need your flat tools again. It is a lie ! You will need to make something to hold your chisels!
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  3. 10-23-2006, 9:59 PM #2
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    You have yet to start turning, the lathe is way too clean


    Nice tool rack!
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    I was going to say the same thing. The lathe isn't being used from what I can see. Way to clean. Besides my table saw makes a excellent shelf for my turning stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthony Yakonick
    You have yet to start turning, the lathe is way too clean


    Nice tool rack!
    The flowerbeds are overflowing with "mulch" After every turning I have to sort of clean up as the dog loves to roll in the chips just before he comes in the house.
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  6. 10-23-2006, 10:16 PM #5
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    Very nice Scott....BUT....you could have "turned" a round tool holder.
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  7. 10-23-2006, 10:19 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie Weishapl
    I was going to say the same thing. The lathe isn't being used from what I can see. Way to clean. Besides my table saw makes a excellent shelf for my turning stuff.
    Thanks Bernie First time I have ever been accused of having a to clean shop
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis Peacock
    Very nice Scott....BUT....you could have "turned" a round tool holder.
    Man, You guys are tough
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    You're no turner! I can see the top of the tablesaw/blank staging area!!!!
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  10. 10-23-2006, 10:35 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Travis Stinson
    You're no turner! I can see the top of the tablesaw/blank staging area!!!!
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    Travis I can't believe that table saw is not stacked up with turning blanks. Sheeesssh And the shop is so clean. My My My. Yea yea yea the flower beds are overflowing with chips. Scott ya gotta make'em first.
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  12. 10-23-2006, 11:10 PM #11
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    Looks good Scott! Looks like it will do the job for sure. Got to keep those flatwork skills honed How yah liking that new lathe? turn that pile of wood yet you scored?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corey Hallagan
    How yah liking that new lathe? turn that pile of wood yet you scored?

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    Hi Corey, Really like the lathe so far, got a lot of hours on it and no problems. Still have one chunk of the maple ( getting tired of the maple, all I have really ever turned ) the walnut is next if I can find a way to cut it, and the locust , as of today, I gave up on. Thats another story
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    Well it was pretty wood. I salvaged a small chunk of that piece you sent me that cracked all up in transit. Might get a small bowl or vase out of it. It's about half the size it was. I think I can make something out of it. I just wish I could get back to turning but the kitchen remodel awaits me! BTW, new table saw, new band saw, new lathe... did you win the lottery?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Donley
    The flowerbeds are overflowing with "mulch" After every turning I have to sort of clean up as the dog loves to roll in the chips just before he comes in the house.
    Ahhh... The old " flowerbeds are overflowing with mulch" excuse .
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