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Old 01-18-2009, 08:34 PM   #1
What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday
 
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Nothing fancy but I practiced my turning skills today. The flat dish was a piece of elm I had. The bowl was a piece of maple I had gotten from WOODMAN2K as part of a trade. Finish on both are BLO and Wood Turner's Finish.

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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Scott,

Those pieces are really sweet. Almost makes me want to put on my sunglasses and go to the dark side. So much to learn ... so little time.

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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

WoW, Scott that is awesome!!!!
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

I like the finish on those. How is that woodturner's finish applied and what is it?
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Looks like you have it figured out! Great looking bowls!
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You've really got the hang of turning - looks great!
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Very nice Scott! Keep 'em coming.
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Wow! Scott those look great - I hope I can get that good
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Nice work Scott, I do believe that you have graduated from just amateur status to at least intermediate


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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

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I like the finish on those. How is that woodturner's finish applied and what is it?
Dragon this is woodturners finish. It is a bit pricey but that bottle goes a LONG LONG LONG way.


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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Nice work! One of these days, I want to give that a try. It looks like fun.
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Beautiful Scott, you certainly are beyond beginner.
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Scott,
some nice turning there,you sure did that maple some serious justice.I like that Behlen's myself,looks like a bowling ball when you get done.Did you buff it?
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Nice turnings you did there, well beyond amateur
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Re: What an amateur can do on rainny Sunday

Wow that hunk-o-wood I saw when I was there the other day now looks like a nice bowl! Well done my man! Kudos!
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