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Here's a look at some of the work done in this studio.
They brought in a lathe for me to use, which was a much better one than what was already there in the studio.
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Here's what I thought I would be using - a jet minilathe with so much rust that I wouldn't need any iron supplements for the near future if I had actually used it for the day. Whew! That was an interesting prospect. . .
We had a good time together on Saturday, March 24th, but I don't have any pictures to share since I was the one doing the demonstrating. The Honolulu Woodturners posted some pics on their website if you'd like to see some from the demo.
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After the demo and clean-up, I went to look at the woodlot. One of the student's projects is shaping up out there. Craig's standing there for a perspective on the size of the sculpture.
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Sharon Doughtie giving Craig Mason "moose antlers" for a photo-op.
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Doesn't Pat look like he's looking for a ski slope? Maybe he can use some of the lava flows for practice.
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Craig and Teri Mason hosted a lovely dinner that evening. Here's a photo of Craig and the other Craig in the workshop. Sharon and Pat and Nashira joined us as well. It was a fun evening of excellent food and great company.
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Craig's showing me the dust curtain that surrounds his lathe. He got this idea from the hints and tips section of American Woodturner.
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Here's the latest project- a hollow form from a log section that was rotted out in the middle.
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Craig stores his roughouts and miscellaneous wood up above the windows. That's an efficient use of shop space. I wish I had tall walls in my shop - that would solve some of my storage issues.
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