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Tibbett's Segmented turnings *LINK*

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Tibbett's Segmented turnings *LINK*

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Tibbett's Segmented turnings *LINK*

Bob Lemon - Sacramento CA

>We've made a few posts in the past about Malcolm Tibbetts segmented turnings. He now has a web site you can visit! Tonight he came to the meeting with another outstanding piece, which is the last one posted in the gallery of current pieces. This site is definitely worth a visit! Bob


Malcolm Tibbett's site

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Larry

>Perfect examples of the totaly over-the-top, ultra-extreme rococco style becoming so common these days. Lots of effort and skill required, BUT IMHO, to paraphrase Alan Watts, "Murder in the Woodshop" nonetheless.

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John Lucas

>Wow. Now that's what segmented turning is all about.

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Peter Teubel

>WOW! I am generally not a segmented fan, but that guy's work is incredible!

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John Crissman

>Simply incredible art.

I hope all who wish can push our self-imposed boundaries in a similar manner.

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