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charlieb wrote:

On the other hand, if you want to go rough to finished piece
in one turning session - you have to start with dry wood

Not really. If you can accept some non-roundness, finish turning green
is an interesting twig off this odd branch, and cheap/easy enough that
you should give it a try. You turn with the intention that it will go
oval, or even potato-chip (or hat...)

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