Well, I guess I will go first.

11/19/00, 8:46 PM #1

Barbara Gill
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Well, I guess I will go first.

I just finished setting up some new pages on our site. Some of my turned stuff can be seen at the URL below.

Barbara's Turning Gallery

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Woodworking in the Round I live in the Eastern Virginia, Remlik to be exact. I have run a sawmill ever since 1985 when we brought new LT-40 home from Indianapolis. I mainly focus on custom sawing and custom flooring but also have some inventory that includes wood for turning. Even though I did not get serious about woodworking until we began building our house in the early '90's, I have always been interested in it to the point that I subscribed to and read Fine Woodworking ever since about 1984. Until 1997 I was very happy building furniture then I bought my first lathe and I was hooked. For the most part I have focused what little free time I have on turning ever since. The only other hobby I have is Japanese embroidery, which is on the opposite end of the spectrum of the instant gratification of turning. My husband and I own a country store and deli. In our case the description is deceiving since we sell fresh roasted coffee beans as well as coffee. Dan is an extraordinary BBQer and pitmaster so our deli meat offerings include pork BBQ, smoked salmon, prime rib, roast beef to mention just a very small selection. I have been hanging around Wood Central almost as long as it has been here.

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11/20/00, 12:04 AM #2

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Wow, have you had fun...

absolutely beautiful, Barbara, and what a nice page! Great presentation.

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11/20/00, 12:32 AM #3

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Re: You've been busy!

Hi Barbara

You've gotten a lot of stuff turned since you got your lathe, and it looks good!

Bill

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11/21/00, 2:19 AM #4

Barbara Gill
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Re: Wow, have you had fun...

Thank you Barb. When are you going to get a lathe?

:-)

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Woodworking in the Round I live in the Eastern Virginia, Remlik to be exact. I have run a sawmill ever since 1985 when we brought new LT-40 home from Indianapolis. I mainly focus on custom sawing and custom flooring but also have some inventory that includes wood for turning. Even though I did not get serious about woodworking until we began building our house in the early '90's, I have always been interested in it to the point that I subscribed to and read Fine Woodworking ever since about 1984. Until 1997 I was very happy building furniture then I bought my first lathe and I was hooked. For the most part I have focused what little free time I have on turning ever since. The only other hobby I have is Japanese embroidery, which is on the opposite end of the spectrum of the instant gratification of turning. My husband and I own a country store and deli. In our case the description is deceiving since we sell fresh roasted coffee beans as well as coffee. Dan is an extraordinary BBQer and pitmaster so our deli meat offerings include pork BBQ, smoked salmon, prime rib, roast beef to mention just a very small selection. I have been hanging around Wood Central almost as long as it has been here.

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11/21/00, 2:21 AM #5

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Re: You've been busy!

Thanks Bill. I have for the most part spent all my shop time at the lathe the past year. I have a very long way to go but I am having fun.

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Woodworking in the Round I live in the Eastern Virginia, Remlik to be exact. I have run a sawmill ever since 1985 when we brought new LT-40 home from Indianapolis. I mainly focus on custom sawing and custom flooring but also have some inventory that includes wood for turning. Even though I did not get serious about woodworking until we began building our house in the early '90's, I have always been interested in it to the point that I subscribed to and read Fine Woodworking ever since about 1984. Until 1997 I was very happy building furniture then I bought my first lathe and I was hooked. For the most part I have focused what little free time I have on turning ever since. The only other hobby I have is Japanese embroidery, which is on the opposite end of the spectrum of the instant gratification of turning. My husband and I own a country store and deli. In our case the description is deceiving since we sell fresh roasted coffee beans as well as coffee. Dan is an extraordinary BBQer and pitmaster so our deli meat offerings include pork BBQ, smoked salmon, prime rib, roast beef to mention just a very small selection. I have been hanging around Wood Central almost as long as it has been here.

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11/21/00, 5:29 AM #6

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Re: Wow, have you had fun...

Oh, how I wish.....

Well, I guess I will go first.

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