from Central Arkansas, new to woodturners, got a Nova 3000 from my dad. Going to give it try, looks like fun.
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Mike Kellogg
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Enjoy Mike, glad you are here.
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Welcome to the AAW forum, Mike. Consider visiting the Diamond State Woodturners club in Jacksonville, Arkansas.
Welcome. As mentioned, a visit to a local chapter is most useful and worth the membership fee- for AAW and the local chapter.
Welcome to the crew. You will be going down a dusty road with lots of toys to buy but that makes it more fun gettin there.
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Welcome, as above consider visiting a local chapter.
If you can find a quality class or a mentor it will make you a better, safer and happier turner.
If you can find a quality class or a mentor it will make you a better, safer and happier turner.
Welcome aboard!! I did a demo for @Dave Hulett and I believe he's in Central Arkansas. Lots of great fun people there. Aloha from Maui