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Dave Jones

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Howdy, all
I've been turning for five or six years, just a bit north of Seattle. For a while I was splitting my interest in turning with vintage lathes, but a tiny workshop has forced me to just turn on one lathe. C'est la vie.
I work almost entirely with locally sourced (side of the road) native woods (Japanese maple? They're EVERYWHERE here!) and seldom plan a piece before I start, so no two finish the same.
 

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Dave, welcome to the forum! Thanks for showing some of your work, too.

Mark
 
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