CraftyNana
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I have been "turning" for technically 2 years BUT actual turning time, I have about 3 months experience with my lathe ... so I'm NEW :redface:. I am eager to learn about the pens and many aspects that can be done with them - they are so much more than "just basic turning" like one of my turning club would have me believe.
I know I'll ask many questions - I am of the philosophy (as a retired teacher) that "no question is a stupid question" unless you don't ask it. THANKS for your help as I grow in this skill.
I am a carver (songbirds, birds of prey, ducks) and pyrographer and thoroughly am enjoying becoming a turner as well. The artistic abilities and capabilities in working with wood are awesome and challenging - things I love. I met my husband through carving and he's the one that "saw a spark" in my eyes when I tried turning at a local woodworking exhibition/show.
I know I'll ask many questions - I am of the philosophy (as a retired teacher) that "no question is a stupid question" unless you don't ask it. THANKS for your help as I grow in this skill.
I am a carver (songbirds, birds of prey, ducks) and pyrographer and thoroughly am enjoying becoming a turner as well. The artistic abilities and capabilities in working with wood are awesome and challenging - things I love. I met my husband through carving and he's the one that "saw a spark" in my eyes when I tried turning at a local woodworking exhibition/show.
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