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farley
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time on my hands

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had a few days off from work so I hung out in the shop.

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At least you get something done. All I ever seem to accomplish is create sa dust that needs to be cleaned up.

Nice work.

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Thanks dusty,
Shop is fine, if you are ever in a driving mood, and want to stop by, let me know
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I love seeing work like this. It gets me excited to get into turning. I can't wait. Beautiful work!
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Lovely work.
It's been decided that my next project is new shelves in the garage/shop.
Perhaps with a little bit of organization I can get some of my work space back.
First we'll take the motorhome out for a week, then roll up my sleeves and dig into the mound made by all since Thanksgiving.
Think I'd rather turn bowls.
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Nice bowls keep up the good work. I can't wait to return to the shop, man I miss it. Jim
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Nice work, what are the different woods in the plate?
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Don't know,just stuff laying around
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farley wrote:Don't know,just stuff laying around
Love it
I'm often asked and I usually reply, dark wood, light wood, hard wood or soft wood. I've tried to keep track of scraps, but I'm not that organized.
Looks great, that's all that counts.
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Over the years I have had a lot of guys ask me "what kind of wood is that?". I would tell them then they would question it. "Are you sure? It looks like Xxxxxxx (always something else) to me". Now when someone asks I usually just respond "Tree". :p :)


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