chunkymunky
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Ah, there's nothing quite like knocking yerself up a pole lathe in the woods
Looking forward to my course in April
Looking into possibility of renting a wood. Some of them are pretty cheap!
Ah, there's nothing quite like knocking yerself up a pole lathe in the woods
Nice one chap :0)
Ah, there's nothing quite like knocking yerself up a pole lathe in the woods
Looking forward to my course in April
Looking into possibility of renting a wood. Some of them are pretty cheap!
would that be a spring pole BB
Looking forward to my course in April
Looking into possibility of renting a wood. Some of them are pretty cheap!
Nice job!
Looking forward to my course in April
Looking into possibility of renting a wood. Some of them are pretty cheap!
If ya find one. Make sure there's enuff room for me pikey wagon
Your work looks fantastic, munky, really professional results, and great results from Jonnys kids as well. Im really impressed, if I even look at wood it splits.
I know what that bowl is for all your left over nuts bolts and washersGood day fine fellows and ladyfolks's.
I am learning to woodturn in the old Clarke lathe I found in our shed. So far I have made a nice bowl out of some walnut I ordered online.
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I am currently making what will now be an egg cup having begun much bigger �� out of spalt beech.
I am going to a rural sale where turning blanks, chisels, gouges will be for sale.
Really loving it. Very relaxing.
I have some newly cut cherry to season coming tomorrow. Any tips? I know it's nice wood once turned.
Also there is a cypriot pine. Not familiar with that wood.
I know what that bowl is for all your left over nuts bolts and washers
Very nice