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Re: Who are you - Belle City Woodworking - 01-30-2009
DIYdappler said:Maybe
and lemme guess, you have a woodshop?
Re: Who are you - TRPete - 01-30-2009
Pete Thompson - 57 years old
been turning about 6 weeks, turned a couple of bowls, some pens, and some (s)crap.
Gotta keep practicing
This is addictive, only limit so far is my bank account
Re: Who are you - Bob N - 01-30-2009
Since Mr. Yak keeps bumping this thread, I guess I had better answer the call
Name is Bob 59 years young and I have been turning off and on for a little over 3 years. Mainly have been into pens and hoping now with the purchase of the Jet 1220VS, I can broaden my horizions a little.
Re: Who are you - Phil from NC - 02-01-2009
My name is Phil Land. I am a 47 year old and married. I have a 26 year old daughter who is married and 2 1/2 years ago gave me my first granddaughter. Then 3 1/2 years ago my present wife and I adopted our son, Matt (he was less than two when he was helping me sand that pen on the lathe in the picture that is my avatar) he loves the "chop" and the saw dust in the shop. I have been turning since I got my HF like lathe 4 1/2 years ago (edit: that lathe lasted about 6 months then I got my Jet 1236)
Re: Who are you - cowchaser - 02-01-2009
Dustin, I have been turning about 1 1/2 years. I have only turned pens and 1 bowl. 34 years old.
Name Dust is what my parents and the rest of my family have always called me.
Re: Who are you - JamesR - 02-01-2009
My name is Jim but.....my friends call me..... Jim. I have been turning sense Christmas day on a PSI turncrafter. I am having a blast. now I need to upgrade my band saw and get a dust collector. I can see a trip to springfield in the very near future.
Re: Who are you - AnthonyYak - 05-17-2009
BUUMMPP
Re: Who are you - stav - 05-17-2009
I'm one of the new guys. My name is David and I haven't really done any turning yet. I'm getting together a set of tools to give it a try. It has always intrigued me so I'm sure I keep doing it even if it doesn't become my obsession. One thing that interests me about it is it is not all that loud of a thing to do. I do woodworking stuff outside and often late at night so I have to be cautious about what I do.
Re: Who are you - Jason/Woody - 05-17-2009
stav said:
It has always intrigued me so I'm sure I keep doing it even if it doesn't become my obsession.
Ppppfhfhfhfhhhhh, does this guy think he can really escape the vortex????
Re: Who are you - stav - 05-17-2009
You haven't seen my tools yet.