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Kevin Jenness

Kevin Jenness

Kevin Jenness

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Graybeard recovering cabinetmaker with 40 years in the trade in northern Vermont. I have been concentrating on turning the last several months- it's addictive! Looking forward to getting back together with my fellow Woodchucks when the plague throttles back, woodshedding in the meantime. About 20 bowl blanks drying for returning, and as many burls waiting to be hollowed out.

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Welcome! It is interesting that you have a William Morris quote on your website. I just received this book in the mail today:20201204_215033.jpg
 
Welcome! Nice turnings and look forward to seeing more of your work. Was up to Waterville Valley, NH and stunned by the scenery. My complements on a beautiful part of the USA.
 
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