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lizardhead
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#1 posted 414 days ago
Love to see that. The younger generation into woodworking
-- Lizardhead---Yeah but it's a dry heat--Tempe, Az
bruc101
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#2 posted 414 days ago
That’s awesome and looks like he did an excellent job.
Keep him going, let him turn more and sell them to his buddies….never know where it could take him.
-- Bruce http://plans.testsitem3.info http://www.sawmillgirls.com
Jim Jakosh
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#3 posted 414 days ago
Great seeing a kid getting interested in woodworking . No better way than having him make something useful for him self. Thanks for sharing. Nice bat!!!!!.........................Jim
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!
TurningHeads
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#4 posted 413 days ago
Pass the knowledge. Great to see!!
-- "There's plenty of time to read the instruction manual when you're laying in the hospital bed". - Dad
Roger
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#5 posted 413 days ago
“Git-er-done” gr8 job
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
Knothead62
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#6 posted 405 days ago
Great job. However, I don’t see any hearing protection while at the lathe.
-- Regret- the feeling you get just after you do something really stupid.
albachippie
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#7 posted 235 days ago
A bit late on this one, but great job! I’m not sure the comment about hearing protection is so relevent on a lathe. Mask maybe!?
Anyway, great to see you passing on your knowledge and skills
-- measure twice, cut once...... most of the time! www.custombuiltjoinery.co.uk
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