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Jarno Korhonen

Jarno Korhonen

Jarno Korhonen

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Location
Varkaus, Finland
Website
woodturning.fi
Hello from Finland!

Thank you for welcoming me into the group!

My name is Jarno Korhonen, a master carpenter with over 30 years of experience in the art of woodworking. My journey with wood began in 1994, and from the very first time I switched on a lathe, I was hooked. I have always been fascinated by the natural beauty and character hidden within each piece of wood and I love bringing it to life through my work.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of learning from true masters of the craft Stuart Mortimer, Richard Raffan, Johannes Rieper, Kurt Johansson, and Jimmy Clewes.

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Welcome aboard Jarno, an impressive array you have there. I think we shall all look forward to your next pieces. By the way you come from a nice part of the world. Tervetuloa :)
 
Welcome. I'm pretty sure that your photo has two Oneway lathes. Does that get confusing? Two Oneways or a Oneway and a Twoway or a Oneway and Anotheroneway? I am confident that you are not confused.

Coincidentally I brought David Springett's book Woodturning Wizardry along this afternoon while I was enduring the US Medical Industrial Establishment and some of the projects in your photo are demonstrated in this book.

Welcome again!
 
Jim Reynolds said:
Welcome. I'm pretty sure that your photo has two Oneway lathes. Does that get confusing? Two Oneways or a Oneway and a Twoway or a Oneway and Anotheroneway? I am confident that you are not confused.

Coincidentally I brought David Springett's book Woodturning Wizardry along this afternoon while I was enduring the US Medical Industrial Establishment and some of the projects in your photo are demonstrated in this book.

Welcome again!
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Thank you Jim! Yes I have two Oneway lathes 1224 + 2436 ja two others. You are right. David Sprigett has inspired me from the beginning and I have continued to develop her ideas to a more difficult level. David's ideas come from the French book Manuel Du Tourneur, published firt time in 1792 and second print 1816. I believe that from that period I turned a piece that no one has yet turned to this day. It is tetrahedral in shape, and inside it a spiked star has been turned. It is turned of one piece:)Tetraedri1.jpg
 
Jarno Korhonen said:
Hello from Finland!

Thank you for welcoming me into the group!

My name is Jarno Korhonen, a master carpenter with over 30 years of experience in the art of woodworking. My journey with wood began in 1994, and from the very first time I switched on a lathe, I was hooked. I have always been fascinated by the natural beauty and character hidden within each piece of wood and I love bringing it to life through my work.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of learning from true masters of the craft Stuart Mortimer, Richard Raffan, Johannes Rieper, Kurt Johansson, and Jimmy Clewes.

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You make some pretty cool stuff.
 
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