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Joe Maiorano

Joseph Maiorano

Joseph Maiorano

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Greetings,

My name is Joe. My woodturning obsession started around ten years ago when I took an intro to turning class at the Brookfield Craft Center in Connecticut. I was an active member of the Nutmeg Woodturners League until I moved to Vermont four years ago. While I enjoy all aspects of turning, recently I have been making a lot of twice turned bowls. Below are some pics of my recent work, apple bowls less than 7 inches in diameter and 2 inches high, finished with a natural Danish oil and buffed with a Beall system.

Regards,
-Joe

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Nice bowls. You should look up Al Stirt since your in Vermont. Super nice guy and really great turner. He will be at our Symposium in Tennessee this year.
 
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