Hello everyone, I’m Ryan Sohn and I’m from Iowa. I’ve been turning for around 3 years and started by making pens and smaller turnings. Recently I’ve been diving in head first on making bowls of various sizes up to around 11” as that is my current lathes capacity. I’m also in the process of researching a new larger lathe so I’m sure I’ll have some questions. Looking forward to all the knowledge available here!!
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Ryan Sohn
- Thread starter Ryan Sohn
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Good to have you here.
Welcome Ryan, glad to have you AAW forum.
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Welcome to the AAW forum, Ryan.
Welcome to the crew. Show us some of what you have been doing
Once i actually finish some I definitely will. Only been roughing for twice turned bowls. Lots of spalted maple, walnut, box elder, oak and elm.
Here is a few in various stages
Here is some of what I’ve been working on
A few more
Looks like you have been more than busy. Shop looks great
Very neat and organized Ryan, as Gerald said, you've been busy!
Welcome Ryan! Looks like you have your work cut out for you! lol
Well.....officially an AAW member as of today