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First part of new Hollowing Survey now up *LINK*

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First part of new Hollowing Survey now up *LINK*

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First part of new Hollowing Survey now up *LINK*

Lyn J. Mangiameli

>The web distributed (PDF) version of the first installment of my opinionated hollowing tools survey is now up at the link below.

Sometimes I can't get over not only now generous Fred is, but also how patient he is with me. Generous in that he is posting my articles for free (at a page he provides and maintains for me ) at the same time as they have just been published in More Woodturning. Patient because he had just put up the published version and then but a day later was willing to replace it with a revised version I had just sent to him. Thanks Fred!


Hollowing Tools Survey, Part I

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Re: First part of new Hollowing Survey now up

Phil Clevenger

>What a terrific resource for turners you've created, gentlemen. Thanks to both Lyn and Fred for the information. You can bet it's going right into my binder.

--Phil

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MP Wall

>Seems to me that you are missing a bunch of articles. I seem to have more saved on my machine that I have gotten off of all the various forums that you have put much requested and well thought out information out over the past several years. Its not quite a full cd yet but its getting close. Thanks for all the great information over the past several years Lyn.

MP Wall

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Re: Old Articles

Lyn J. Mangiameli

>HI Mike,

Yep, lots of articles not on the list at the website. As most of them are somewhat older, I've been slowly going through each one and deciding which are worthy of updating. As I find time to revise and/or edit them, they'll be going up too.

One of the first will be another update of the books to assist with design, and a much updated part one of the sanding study (to which I still have not written up parts 3 or 4). The hollowing tools series and a much overdue report on my handplane cutting angle study have been taking most of my writing time, so the older articles have suffered.

Thanks for thinking the old ones are worth putting up. Got any particular requests for something you'd like to see updated?

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