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    Now Here's a Neat Link...

    I just found this about a half an hour ago! It's a website with links to literally hundreds of turner websites... I clicked on quite a few with the hopes to gain some inspiration for new forms and embelishments. Prepare to be amazed...

    http://www.dmoz.org/Arts/Crafts/Wood...an_Portfolios/

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    Great site Ben. Thanks.
    Bernie

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    Thanks Ben now I'll never have time to turn, just read. Great site....Thanks Bruce

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    good find Ben thanks. tim
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    Hi Ben,

    Things might have changed a lot, but DMOZ is a search engine run by actual humans. This was at least true about 8 or 9 years ago, as I did this with a website. You submit your website and basically they approve it and enter it into the appropriate category. They even came back with a couple of questions about the site before approving it. It took quite a while before I showed up in their search engine. Once you are in the DMOZ files though, it seems that all of the other big search engines will pick you up from there. Within a couple of weeks, I could find my site on most any search engine. They do have quite a list of woodturning sites though. You can look for hours for ideas.

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    Where do I find the time!

    Great site Ben, as mentioned above, we need more time in our day. There are some awesome works on the net to veiw. Thanks!
    Bob

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    Thanks Ben....I just spent 45 minutes looking at other turning sites....almost forgot about a conference call I had.....yeah thanks alot!

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    Good gracious, I will spend some good time looking through these, thanks.
    Glenn Hodges
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    Sorry, Jeff!

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    Yeah, thanks a lot Ben,

    Just what I need, ANOTHER turning site to spend time on. I hardly have any time to turn as it is !

    One of these days I'm going to post some of my work just to prove I actually can turn.

    (Cool site really.)
    Happy and Safe Turning, Don


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    One of these days I'm going to post some of my work just to prove I actually can turn.
    Better get on it! You know the fella's here... no pictures... no turner.
    And you just pointed it out yourself!

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    Ben how did you make that list of turners????
    Bernie

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