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David Chance

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David Chance

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Hello from NC. I’m apart of part time hobby woodworker and turner. I’m interested in learning new and challenging techniques and this looks like a great place to do just that. I took a look at the gallery and was greatly impressed by the creativity and talent represented here. This looks like a great place to learn.IMG_1555.jpeg
 
Welcome David! Nice work there. Looking forward to seeing what other creations you come up with. If you need any help with the forums please feel free to reach out.
 
Welcome, David! Some very nice pieces in your photo! I, also, love Eastern Red Cedar and have often turned it. Seems like lately I'm turning mostly our Western Big Leaf Maple or Black
Cherry, which are in abundance here in the Pacific Northwest.
 
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