A new reknown turner and WC'er

Re: A new reknown turner and WC'er

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>Well, TD, once again I am blushing. Thanks for the compliment.

If I did not think it would take away from YOUR business, I would say that maybe I should make them, and let you sell them on consignment.

I am not much into the marketing.

Thanks again - this means alot to me, coming from you.

Mark

Re: A new reknown turner and WC'er

John Lucas

>Mark

Terry's just trying to sell you a lathe. Don't get a big head. Just think how much longer it takes to polish a really big turning. Keep up the good work however because we want to see it.

LOL John

Ron Sardo in PA

>Hey Mark, I can now say "I knew him before he was famous"

Is it time for stave work yet?

Re: LOL John

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>NO - you know the old saying - don't mess with success.

Actually, I am going to try stave work, but not until after the next few busy months (daughter's HS graduation and heading of to College, AAW conventions, etc).

Tks,

Mark

Re: A new reknown turner and WC'er

TDaniel

>Mark, send me about 6 vessels like the one I just bought and I will send you a big lathe.

Re: A new reknown turner and WC'er

Dick Hines

>With his kid going to college that is the only way he will be able to afford a big lathe. One year will cost Mark what 2 big lathes cost, times 4 and he could get a whole work shop.

Congrats Mark!!

VB-36??

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>Boy a VB-36 for 6 of my bowls - that's really generous!!! I know you mean a VB-36, 'cus everytime someone asks about a "Big Lathe" you recommend a VB-36. ;>)

Let's talk off line.

Mark

Re: VB-36??

TDaniel

>Naw, you need a tailstock for your vessels' I was thinking a 1642 would do.

Try to email me, some are getting thru, some are not.

Terry