Has anyone heard from Lyn Mangiameli lately? I haven't seen a post by
him is quite some time.

Joe Fleming - San Diego

Joe Fleming wrote:
Has anyone heard from Lyn Mangiameli lately? I haven't seen a post by
him is quite some time.

Joe Fleming - San Diego

Hi Joe,
I was wondering the same thing. The last time I saw his name was in
a "poll" over on the elite WoW site but there was no date so don't know
when he posted it. *note: I threw in the "elite" for George (kidding,
George, just kidding) : )

I'm sure Lyn is just very busy with writing turning articles and,
more importantly, medical articles.

By the way, Joe, I think about you almost everyday.....when I move
that black wood you got for me to make the clam box; I did get it cut
in half! Maybe I'll have the clam box done when next we meet. : )

Ruth
www.torne-lignum.com

Ruth!

Ditto. My block is setting on the corner of my workbench right where I
put it when I got home. I use it as a coaster for soda mostly. One of
these days............

African Blackwood, if I recall correctly.

Thanks for the update Fred.

Joe

Hello All,

I just received an e-mail from Lyn. He is recovering and graining strength
daily, but is still not strong enough to answer all of the e-mails asking where
he is. Please give Lyn time to recover and perhaps say a prayer for his speedy
recovery. He is hoping to be back with up soon. It the meantime you can read his
articles at my web site.

Fred Holder
http://www.fholder.com

In article .com, Joe Fleming
says...

Ruth!

Ditto. My block is setting on the corner of my workbench right where I
put it when I got home. I use it as a coaster for soda mostly. One of
these days............

African Blackwood, if I recall correctly.

Thanks for the update Fred.

Joe

Isnt it great to know that Woodturners care about people
We are not just numbers but flesh & bones living breathing humam beings with
feelings.
Wonderful stuff folks

Ken Port

"Fred Holder" wrote in message
...
Hello All,

I just received an e-mail from Lyn. He is recovering and graining strength
daily, but is still not strong enough to answer all of the e-mails asking
where
he is. Please give Lyn time to recover and perhaps say a prayer for his
speedy
recovery. He is hoping to be back with up soon. It the meantime you can
read his
articles at my web site.

Fred Holder
http://www.fholder.com

In article .com, Joe
Fleming
says...

Ruth!

Ditto. My block is setting on the corner of my workbench right where I
put it when I got home. I use it as a coaster for soda mostly. One of
these days............

African Blackwood, if I recall correctly.

Thanks for the update Fred.

Joe

"Joe Fleming" wrote in message
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Has anyone heard from Lyn Mangiameli lately? I haven't seen a post by
him is quite some time.

Joe Fleming - San Diego
=======================
Joe,
I remember Lyn having a problem with someone on this group several months
back and he said he was leaving us. I guess he did. I miss his product
comparisons and tool evaluations. Maybe Fred Holder knows what Lyn's doing
now.

Ken Moon
Webberville, TX.

I've seen Lyn over on Wood Central..........though not lately. He does have
a collection of his articles posted on Fred Holder's site.

Barry


"Joe Fleming" wrote in message
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Has anyone heard from Lyn Mangiameli lately? I haven't seen a post by
him is quite some time.

Joe Fleming - San Diego

ok, it's time - for those who are new here - I have a few used vacuum pumps
for wood turning availalbe on my site, and a reasonably thourough article on
the issues involved in setting up a vacuum chuck and choosing a suitable
pump.

I also make inexpensive (maybe "low precision" is a better word?) faceplates

you can find this stuff at www.wbnoble.com along with any other miscellany
I've choosen to put out there.


now back to our show that was previously in progress......

On Sat, 9 Jul 2005 08:24:12 -0700, "william_b_noble" wrote:

ok, it's time - for those who are new here - I have a few used vacuum pumps
for wood turning availalbe on my site, and a reasonably thourough article on
the issues involved in setting up a vacuum chuck and choosing a suitable
pump.

I also make inexpensive (maybe "low precision" is a better word?) faceplates

you can find this stuff at www.wbnoble.com along with any other miscellany
I've choosen to put out there.


now back to our show that was previously in progress......

I'll stick my nose in here and say that I go to Bill's site often and have
learned a lot there... I also used his pictures and suggestions for making a
static bowl sander, which fueled an investment in power sanding... (always seems
to lead to more bucks, doesn't it?)

IMHO, I like the fact that a lot of the group here have related commercial
endeavors and remind us about them once in a while..
If Bill Grumbine hadn't reminded the group about his bowl turning DVD, I not
only wouldn't have known about his great web site,
http://www.enter.net/~ultradad/index.html
but I wouldn't of bought his DVD and found out that I have a highly developed
turning muscle..
I got a rise in self confidence, knowing that I WAS in good shape.. round IS a
shape, right?


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

You go to Bill Noble's site, or to Bill Grumbines?

I can't agree with you more about being reminded of commercial
endeavors. Good stuff.

While I usally don't mind them, I think they are particularly offensive
when posted off topic, in the middle of a thread, and especially a
thread concerning the welfare of one of the best posting members this
group has seen.

It thrills me to no end to find this thread and anxiously go to it to
see how Lyn is doing, and thankfully, find out that someone has
something for sale, and someone else has been builiding a muscle.

I feel so proud.

Robert

In article . com,
wrote:

While I usally don't mind them, I think they are particularly offensive
when posted off topic, in the middle of a thread, and especially a
thread concerning the welfare of one of the best posting members this
group has seen.

Robert, when new subject messages are posted within other messages and
don't have anything to do with the main thread, I usually attribute it
to operator error. I think that's what happened here with Bill Noble's
post - I don't think there was any intention to take attention away from
the concern over Lyn's health.

The funny posts are the ones in which the person intends the message to
be a private email but instead broadcasts it via Usenet. Message bodies
like, "Hey Kiddo, Mom and I were out shopping today for sissy's b-day
gift and came across an old flame of yours - you'll never guess who!
Love, Dad"

Sometimes technology just has too many buttons.

--
Owen Lowe

Northwest Woodturners,
Cascade Woodturners,
Pacific Northwest Woodturning Guild
___
Safety Tip'o'th'week: Never grind aluminum and steel or iron on the same
machine or workstation - Thermite.
http://www.hanford.gov/lessons/sitell/ll01/2001-36.htm

On 9 Jul 2005 11:02:58 -0700, wrote:

You go to Bill Noble's site, or to Bill Grumbines?

Both, But Grumbine's most often... I wanna be like him when I grow up.. *g*

I can't agree with you more about being reminded of commercial
endeavors. Good stuff.

While I usally don't mind them, I think they are particularly offensive
when posted off topic, in the middle of a thread, and especially a
thread concerning the welfare of one of the best posting members this
group has seen.

It thrills me to no end to find this thread and anxiously go to it to
see how Lyn is doing, and thankfully, find out that someone has
something for sale, and someone else has been builiding a muscle.

I feel so proud.

Robert



mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

Hello All,

I last heard from Lyn on May 18 with this message:

"I've been very ill, the lung stuff just about got me this time. I'm back home
again, and hope I get to stay here this time. It's going to be a while before I
get back up to speed."

I haven't heard anything more, but did just e-mail for an update of his health.
I feel we should all wish him well and speedy recovery. If I hear anything more,
I will post an update.

Fred Holder
http://www.fholder.com

In article .com, Joe Fleming
says...

Has anyone heard from Lyn Mangiameli lately? I haven't seen a post by
him is quite some time.

Joe Fleming - San Diego