I'm Published ...

[Frank Kobilsek]

... well sort of, on the internet that is. See the link to our club website where they have posted my instructions on turning Stoppers. I've shared this with many other turners and updated it several times over that last year or so. Now its out there for anyone to use.

http://www.centralillinoiswoodturners.com/tips.html

I have a goal to get a story published in one of the turning magazines. I have a few ideas, just haven't got it done yet. This is a mini step toward that goal and I guess a bit of a gloat to boot.

Frank

[John Miliunas]

Hey, congrats, Frank! Well done and very well documented. I could easily see something like that picked up by a magazine. Good job!

[Keith Burns]

Very well done my friend

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow Frank - thanks for the article! Very informative and could have easily come from a magazine! You'll get published - just a matter of time!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Congrats Frank and a job will done. That is cool and hope you get the rest of the goal accomplished.

[Neal Addy]

Way to go, Frank! That's a good read and nicely done.

Can I have your autograph?

[Tom Sherman]

That's pretty cool Frank, next time you see Ken you can charge him for a demo.

[Richard Madison]

Way to go, Frank!

We're all nationally known turners now (in the "turning community"). but some are more nationally known than others.

[Christopher Hunter]

Great tutorial Frank,
and now that your published and racking in the dough, send some down to me.....
--Chris

[Andy Hoyt]

Bravo Zulu, Frank.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Oh....and Frank.....I passed that on to Nancy a few weeks ago! This article being published on the web makes you even more famous! I can now say I watched Frank turn before he bacame famous.....He invited me into his "studio" to observe him turn one of his creations! Seriously, Frank it's a well written and photographed article. Congratulations!

[Frank Kobilsek]

Thank All,

'Famous', my assistant at work keeps telling me I am going to be a Famous woodturner. I always ask her to name just one famous woodturner, of course she can't.

Thanks again

Frank