Todd Sheaman

[toddsheaman]

Greetings from Colorado. I've been a member of AAW for quite awhile. Woodworker for about 26 years and I've been turning for about 6. Paramedic and Emergency Medical Services instructor by occupation. Hobbies include woodworking, archery, and aviation. And I suppose it's best to refer to woodturning as my passion. There's nothing that relaxes me more than some good quality time on my lathe.

I'll post some pics of my more recent pieces in the near future, after I get this figured out and have a chance to tweak my photo booth a bit more. I'm kind of disappointed that I didn't become more active on the forums any sooner. One might say that I'm not very technical when it comes to computers, so I'll use that as my excuse.

Some of the finest people I've met are turners. It's a pleasure to now be a part of the forums.

Wishing everyone the best,

Todd

 

[Bill Boehme]

Welcome to the AAW forum, Todd. I see that there's a Vought F4U Corsair behind you. Do you have any connection to Vought? That is the company that I worked for (and it's various permutations and incarnations).

 

[Gerald Lawrence]

Good to have you aboard Todd. Looking forward to hearing more from you

 

[hockenbery]

Welcome. Colorado is a big place. Lots of terrific woodturners too.
Where Are you located? Have you hooked up with a local club?

I have been to the Rocky Mountain symposium in Loveland - check it out if you haven’t been.
Go again if you have been.

I have twice visited the Rocky Mountain woodturners, Fort Collins ( on the right night the members in their audience make you think you are in a mini symposium)