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  1. #1
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    Another week, Another link....

    I only have enough good links to go like this for about 3 years. Let me know if this is just a waste, but in the meantime....

    This gentleman has the most impressive picture of a turning in progress I have ever seen as seen below:
    [http://www.got.net/~burly/Firedance11/Spining.JPG]
    The caption he has refers to having to really talk the photographer into taking the picture. Anyway, the whirling image is of the following piece spinning.
    [http://www.got.net/~burly/Firedance11/Outdoor2.JPG]

    [http://www.got.net/~burly/Firedance11/Top.JPG]

    [http://www.got.net/~burly/Firedance11/Front.JPG]

    The website to see more of his very impressive works is (I like the archived pieces section as well)

    http://www.got.net/~burly/Stevensx.html#anchor2099890

    Hope you all enjoy.

    Best Regards,

    Bill

    "If it is worth doing, it's worth overdoing"

  2. #2
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    Columbus, Georgia, USA.
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    RE: Another week, Another link....

    Keep posting them Bill... I've got a "woodturning" folder in my bookmarks and I'm stashing them away like crazy... and reading and reading and reading....

    You be the ocean... I'll be the sponge

    I wanna make sure I say THANKS!! I truly appreciate the time and effort you're making to help wannabe's like me.

    A new aspect to woodworking really has a great affect on my morale... sometimes I swear that if I see another basket handle I'm gonna go completely bananas....as opposed to just partially bananas :) Having my hobby be the same as my work probably seems pretty wierd... but that's how it is. When I go into the shop to do some "hobby-lobby" as an old friend calls it, I don't feel like I'm at work... I'm relaxing and enjoying myself. I did the same kinda thing in the Coast Guard... I would get back from a long SAR case, step off the Cutter, walk to my boat, and go back out again.... yea, they thought I was nuts too :)

    Keep em coming mate... I surely do appreciate it. My plan is to absorb as much as I can while waiting to set up shop again... then start the real learning with a chisel and some spinning chunk of tree.

    Looking at these pics, I'm quite simply dumbfounded... it just doesn't look possible to reach inside of that spinning bunch of wood with a chisel without it grabbing him and giving him a ride... simply awesome....

  3. #3
    Sonny Edmonds
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    Boy, ain't that just like a drug dealer?

    You get us hooked, and then limit us to "A Link a Week"?

    Come on!

    LOL!

    Keep them comin Bill! Now THAT'S a lathe! My little Midi blushed when I showed it that. :)

    :D

    Sonny Edmonds
    "Precision Firewood Specialist"
    http://home.earthlink.net/~sonnypie/
    God Bless America !

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