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Got my "American Wood Turner" today

Charlie Knighton

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Of course I just looked at the pictures first.....it very humbling........then I saw an article by Al on his sand blasting that he has posted pictures of turnings that show off that technique....., Then the ball game is coming on so I was saving the rest during my stress test tomorrow, but an article by Henry Doolittle sort of grabbed me......he is doing the future now.......he may be technically way ahead of me, but his explanation s tempt me ...,...maybe I get a Trump tax return......wonders never cease
 
I guess the mailman isn't done with mine either. Maybe it will come today before I leave for a funeral in Indiana. Then I'll have something to read during the waiting times.
 
Read most of the journal electronically. The mail is on the way.
The December Journal has a Florida Flavor with the articles about Dixie Biggs and the Masons donation and Don Geiger's, Walt Wager's and my article.

The articles by @Emiliano Achaval and @AlanZ give it a forum contributor flavor.

And David Springette is one of the most creative turners I have met.
 
Zach LaPerriere said:
Up here in Alaska, chances are my mailman hasn't started reading mine yet. ;)
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Zach, Let's hope he's not a turner because then you lose not only your magazine but a potential customer too! LOL
 
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