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Where do I start?
I have a lathe with a sharp chisel. The wood is my problem. I live in east Texas on a fixed income and have to collect wood from the area. I found out that pine is abundant and cheap but not good to turn. I have oak available, how long does it have to dry or does it. I ordered some knives and should be here soon. I love the turning process and I would like to supplement my income locally, any response would help greatly....GOD BLESS...Reggie
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Reggie, Pine is fine. I use it all the time. Just make sure your cutting edge is truely sharp. I often make prototypes of a new design before I make the final in exotic wood. Any job site would probably have tons of 2x8 & 2x10 cutoffs that they would give you free. Larry |
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