Va. Symposium!
Dick Hines
>Well I did my first demo at a symposium Sat. I must have done well because as far as I can tell not one went to sleep and there was nothing thrown at me.
Tomorrow I will be at the lathe again.
Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Va. Symposium!
Dick Hines
>Well I did my first demo at a symposium Sat. I must have done well because as far as I can tell not one went to sleep and there was nothing thrown at me.
Tomorrow I will be at the lathe again.
Re: Va. Symposium!
Bert Smith
>You did great Dick! I heard a lot of good comments about your demo.
I hope everyone who attended had a good time. The next one will be even better!
Bert
Re: Va. Symposium!
Keith Tompkins
>Congrats, Dick.....what type of demo did you do?
Re: Va. Symposium!
Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia
>The Symposium was a success as far as I am concerned. The organization and flow was outstanding. You would never have known it was a first effort! Thanks so much.
Bert it was great to meet you after exchanging e-mails.
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Bill Sams
>I thought the event was exceptional. Dick you did a fantastic job, didn't realize it was a first.
Great diversity of demonstrations and great people.
I look forward to the next one.
Bill Sams
Re: Va. Symposium!
Dick Hines
>Inlaying different types of wire in the rims of bowls and other vessels. Use silver , copper and some brass. Also use Lab-Metal in cracks and voids in bowls along with brass key fileings.
I posted a bloodwood vase on WOW with silver around the rim.
Sorry to say not my idea just expanding on it.