Hi Bruce, Thanks for the kind encouragement; Others might blame you for
it. Now to answer your query with some serious research I've done
for RCW.

98.6 % of woodturner's cannot garage their cars. 'Journal of
irreproducible results.' Vol xx, pg 21

'Home is where the lathe is'. 'Annals of doggerel' Vol xx, pg 21

A woodturner's garage becomes a shop the day he buys his house.
'Homeless car support group' personal communication

The workroom doesn't change from shop to studio, the woodturner changes
from craftsman to artist. 'Musings from Chairman Arch' RCW, Sept 31,
'96, 0300 hrs.

A shop becomes a studio when more videos than bowls are made there.
(clergy excepted) Local turning club newsletter vol. 100. no. 001
'review of the semi-annual film & ego festival.

A neat and tidy shop is a sign of a woodturner with an alpha spouse.
'faded sign on a barn roof' abandoned farm on county road, just off US
I 20.

On the Baja there are no maisons with attached ateliers, but there is
one very nice hacienda with a resident Mac and an attached nuevo taller
de arte. 'Mexican Real Estate News', ironwood section Vol. 6 no. 6
pg. 6

And finally; Never trust a woodturner who would trade an iron lathe for
iron wood and it's iffy to trust a woodturner who contracts cabinets,
but uses Texas exotics to barbecue. Especially if they post to rcw!
'Archives of wasted bandwidth' Vol ? no. ??. pg ???.

I have no hope that this helps, Bruce.


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