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RobertTaylor
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practice lathe piece

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last week i said i would post a pic of a piece that i finished from a practice piece of cherry that looked nearly identicle to navycops https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=4690
piece when i started. i know the old "no pics it didn't happen" so i'm finally getting around to posting.
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Very cool. Better by far than mine.
Jim in Bakersfield:D
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bettyt44720 wrote:last week i said i would post a pic of a piece that i finished from a practice piece of cherry that looked nearly identical to navycops piece when i started. i know the old "no pics it didn't happen" so i'm finally getting around to posting.

Very Nice, bettyt! I also really like the plates and bowls seen in the background. Also love the chairs! Nicely designed turnings on them!
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Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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