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TOTW for February 20, 2023

Donna Banfield

Donna Banfield

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I’m posting this for Bill Boehme, who had several things going on this week. Here is Bill’s choice:

My selection is Ron Cambell’s "Loony Bird". It reminded me of Michael Hosaluk’s turnings where he cut up a turned form on the bandsaw and then rotated the pieces to create various shapes. I think Ronald took this idea to a higher level with Loony Bird. It isn’t easy to visualize how to make a cut with the bandsaw to achieve the intended shape.

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looking good!
 
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