I apologize for intruding in your conversation, but maybe I can help. If this
conversation is about wood turning, I have been a turner for more than 60
years. It is said that when turning a bowl that if it holds water it is a bowl;
if it doesn’t it is art. With that being said, when turning gree
Following along with what Lonnie eloquently said and also being a turner myself
for almost 60 years I’ve witnessed turning evolve from utilitarian and pattern
making, to Art and now a cult, just this last weekend I saw a beautiful
“shallow decorative bowl” created out of red cedar with a wide ri
Michael, I could not have said it better. You are correct, I amaze myself at
times at just what can be turned out of wood. The beauty is God given but isn’t
it fun.
Lonnie
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[mailto:legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael K
What a bunch of comedians in this circle! It was a sincere question. I'm
pretty sure we have all had those moment when you start out making a plant
stand and it turns into a pen. The only person that will ever know will be the
turner and those he jokes with.
Turning has been turned into a bi