Checking in with you real turners...

[Travis Stinson]

No kidding! Those all look great. I do believe you need to hang around here more often.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Mark those are beautiful. Nice work. If you are not a turner I guess I had better sell both lathe and get back to flatwork.

[Ernie Nyvall]

Welcome to the turning section Mark. Those pieces are very nice.

[John Hart]

If you're not a "real turner", what the heck does that make me? .

Same here.

Gorgeous work!!!

[Jim Dunn]

I think he's not telling the truth about where that last piece was. Hmmm seem's to me it was in a museum someplace, some guy by the name of Mark something or the other carved it in his spare time to intimidate the turning forum over on some other web site, or some such story

[Anthony Yakonick]

Hey, I know you!!

[Mark Marzluf]

Ummmm........ No man.... that wasn't me. I wasn't even in town that day...

[Corey Hallagan]

Beauiful pieces! WOW!! Would love to see what you do when you get serious about turning!

corey

[Steve Clardy]

You have turning's on ebay Mark?

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Another reason to learn how to do Knitting.

Simply wonderful pieces!

Bruce

[Doug Jones]

Another reason to learn how to do Knitting.

I don't care who you are, now that's some funny stuff there.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Mark...........Excellent turnings..........Beauty is subjective! I like the 2nd one best.......

[Travis White]

Very nice work! I like the flames at the bottom of the walnut vase.

[Jim Becker]

Mark, very nice work...and I REALLY like that third piece with the carving on the "foot". It really feels alive....

[Jean Holland]

Very nice. I join you and all the others...I like the third one also. I'm still so knew at turning, I hope that when I get my shop finished and can get back at it, I can reach the "not a real turner" status like you.