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Musing if turning well is a lack of failure or a hope for glory.
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mac davis
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Musing if turning well is a lack of failure or a hope for glory.
On 2 Feb 2006 21:15:40 -0800,
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Darrell Feltmate wrote:
One of the things this thread demonstrates, I believe, is the
individual
approaches we have to the way we turn. I think we are, as a group,
better
for it. At least I am having fun. :-) Me and Monty Python, in search of
the
holy grail.
I couldn't agree more. This is my fun time, my enjoyment. If I had to
rely on turning for a living, I would starve to death, and that
certainly would be no fun.
You know Darrell, you may have given the inspiration I need to whack a
bowl in half;
"Sweet Concord, you shall not have died in vain!!"
Robert
before you cut it in half, bore a couple of 3/4" or 1" holes in the bottom, one
on each side of where you plan to cut..
if you're gonna cut a bowl in half, might as well get turn some handles and have
a couple of scoops..
mac
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