Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Atlanta things to do
Steve Roxberg
>I will be in Atlanta and plan to visit Redmond and Sons, and Highland Hardware.
I would like to stop by some gallaries or such to see woodturnings, can anyone point me to some other woodworking/woodturning sites to see?
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JL
>Will you have space in you luggage :)? You can drop by Atlanta Wood Products and pick up some wood if you do. They do have a nice "cut-off" policy. So long as you leave six linear feet of board you can take the ends. You can pick up some nice tropicals.
You can drop by Nick Cook's place. The coffee is always on.
Don't know much about the galleries though.
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Steve Roxberg
>So it Nick Cook's place cool, what's it like?
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Harvey Meyer in Atlanta
>If you're in town on 2/15, GAW meets at 6:30 pm at Highland Hardware (now Highland Woodworking) upstairs in the seminar room. John Jordan will be demonstrating.
Harvey
Nick Cook is leading wood turner *LINK*
Doug
>Nick Cook is a leading wood turner...
Nick Cook Site
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Barry Irby
>I reccomend all of the above, Nick Cook's, Atlanta Wood Products, Highland Hardware (especially if you catch the meeting) and have lunch or dinner at Mary Mack's if you like southern food. Of course, there is also a great Botanical garden, CNN and Coca Cola.
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JL
>He's also a very nice guy. Good teacher. Fastest turner I've ever seen. He's got a lot of lathes including one with a really long bed (maybe 8').
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Bob Fawcett
>Go to Canoe for dinner.
Canoe