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  1. 02-29-2008, 12:13 PM #16
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    Very deserving. Very gifted I must say. You have the knack to bring out the best in a piece of wood.
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  2. 02-29-2008, 12:39 PM #17
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    Great interview Jim congratulations.
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  3. 02-29-2008, 12:42 PM #18
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    SCHWEEET... Good job on the interview and congratulations on the exposure. Hopefully you'll get some good response out of the segment.

    I see you have that made for TV haircut too!
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  4. 02-29-2008, 12:55 PM #19
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    Congratulations and well done Jim. I'm happy for you. I think of you every time I open my can of Rockler's Gel Poly...

    I don't have to go to work and fire up the spray system and spend a couple hours trying to keep the laquer from running...

    Wipe on, wipe off. Repeat tomorrow.
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  5. 02-29-2008, 3:49 PM #20
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    Nice - Thanks for sharing....
    Sawdust is some of the best learning material!
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  6. 02-29-2008, 4:43 PM #21
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    Way to go Jim. That turned out really well. Congrats.
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  7. 02-29-2008, 4:47 PM #22
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    Very kewel!
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  8. 02-29-2008, 6:04 PM #23
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    Well done. You've shown the craft well.
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  9. 02-29-2008, 7:20 PM #24
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    Jim, thanks for posting! Great job! Always good to enlighten Joe Public to the wonderful world of wood turning.

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    Congrats Jim..!!!!!! My hat is off to you and all that you have accomplished.
    Thanks & Happy Wood Chips,
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    Great job Jim! Excellent composure on the "tube". Loved your shop and want your Mustard! Excellent examples of your work. Don't start pulling a "paris" on us now!..Bill..
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  12. 02-29-2008, 9:33 PM #27
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    Jim,

    Great job, fantastic exposure.
    May all your turnings be smooth,

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  13. 03-01-2008, 4:08 PM #28
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    Congrats! More famous woodturners!

    Oh, and Dan, if by "screwed" you mean "get out the screw chuck" I agree! Prepare for a bounty of orders!
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  14. 03-01-2008, 4:12 PM #29
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    Jim that was well done. It is not only good advertising for you but for woodturning also.
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  15. 03-01-2008, 6:36 PM #30
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    Great job!!

    Jim, You did a fine presentation and should be very proud !!! George
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