I am about to order a book called Wooden Bowl: Archaeology of the Wooden
Bowl in Britain and the Techniques of Traditional Turning by Robin Wood.

I am having second though about it. I wonder if anyone has read this book
or similar one related to Archaeology of wooden bowls

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I am about to order a book called Wooden Bowl: Archaeology of the Wooden
Bowl in Britain and the Techniques of Traditional Turning by Robin Wood.

I am having second though about it. I wonder if anyone has read this book
or similar one related to Archaeology of wooden bowls

this fellow blooged about this book awhile back. Here is a search link
that should find the relevant posts.
http://wood.box23.net/index.php?s=robin

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I am about to order a book called Wooden Bowl: Archaeology of the Wooden
Bowl in Britain and the Techniques of Traditional Turning by Robin Wood.

I am having second though about it. I wonder if anyone has read this
book or similar one related to Archaeology of wooden bowls



His web site is a wonderful place to visit. Even if the book is more of the
same - or even the same - it might just become my second book on
woodturning.

Been there, I assume? http://www.robin-wood.co.uk/

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Derek Andrews wrote:

wrote:
I am about to order a book called Wooden Bowl: Archaeology of the Wooden
Bowl in Britain and the Techniques of Traditional Turning by Robin Wood.

I am having second though about it. I wonder if anyone has read this book
or similar one related to Archaeology of wooden bowls

this fellow blooged about this book awhile back. Here is a search link
that should find the relevant posts.
http://wood.box23.net/index.php?s=robin

Ah, Badger, I know him, MS Geek. I would trust his opinion

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I think the author spent some time in S.E. Florida, Melbourne area. His
book will be a special read for me in addition to its interesting
content. Publisher? Where available? Price?


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On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:47:05 -0500, (Arch) wrote:

I think the author spent some time in S.E. Florida, Melbourne area. His
book will be a special read for me in addition to its interesting
content. Publisher? Where available? Price?


Turn to Safety, Arch
Fortiter




http://www.robin-wood.co.uk/book.htm


Mac

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https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

Thanks Mac, Gulp! I see why the OP was hesitant. At the current exchange
rate guess I'll wait for the movie to come out or the club library to
acquire a copy.


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mac davis wrote:

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http://www.robin-wood.co.uk/book.htm

Much cheaper at Amazon.co.uk
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...8619-3982819?%
5Fencoding=UTF8

I order Brit books a couple times a year this way, cheapest way I have
found to get books printed there. I did find a Canadian retailer selling
this book and it was much, MUCH more ($60 C)

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What I find interesting is that he is coring bowls out without a special
coring set-up
Martin

"Arch" wrote in message
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Thanks Mac, Gulp! I see why the OP was hesitant. At the current exchange
rate guess I'll wait for the movie to come out or the club library to
acquire a copy.


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