Science teacher in Boulder, CO. Started turning about 10 years ago, but had a traumatic brain injury 9 years ago and couldn’t do it for many years. Recovered enough now and getting back into it the last couple months. Much to remember.
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Peter Szameitat
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Welcome, Peter. We like pictures. 
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Thanks! Here’s a bowl I just finished. Largest I’ve made. 8.25”. Piece of maple I picked up in Amana at Handworks. Just got a larger set of jaws and a talon chuck from lee Valley last night so I could turn the inside. I’ll probably auction it at a fundraiser for my school. I usually forget to take pictures. Thanks for the reminder.Welcome, Peter. We like pictures.
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I can’t make it tomorrow. Is it every month? I’ll try and make it to one soon. Definitely in the summer. Thanks for the invite.
I see it on the page there. Thursday after first Tuesday.
Welcome to the forum
A juniper bowl and chokecherry from mallet.
Welcome from Ohio. Happy that you can turn again.
Thanks! Me too, it’s now my go to stress relief after teaching all day.