turning a cube?

Re: turning a cube?

Tony Reynolds somewhere near Newark, OH

>You know you've arrived when you have curly maple jam chucks!! :) Thanks for the photo's Keith.

Tony

Re: turning a cube?

Keith Tompkins

>Hi Tony, it's just that nothing else works as well.....actually, when I started to cut it up, it was honeycombed inside, so had to find a use for it.

Oh, That's Terrific!

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>Everybody ELSE buys a lathe to make stuff round (or at least sort of round), but now this guy goes an starts making square stuff on his lathe!

What's next, Keith, making bowls on your table saw?

[Sheesh, and here I was beginning to think I was catchin' on to this stuff]

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Re: Oh, That's Terrific!

Keith Tompkins

>Again Mark, this is all YOUR fault. It was you who suggested a base of this type. SO, as a turner, I had to figure a way to make one!

A turning done on the table saw?hmmmmmm....

Thanks, Mark!

Re: Oh, That's Terrific! on table saw

Chank South Jersey

>There is a way to turn bowls on a TS I think its stupid but last fall one of the magz. did a story on it.

Re: Darwin Awards

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>And the nominees are . . .

Jeez, the guys who made "Jackass" didn't know the half of it!!!

Re: Oh, No. . .

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>You're not pinning This One on Me, Mr. Tompkins! I never said nuthin' about no squared circles or such. All I talked about was how a base that ain't a base can still operate as a base.

You're just gonna have to take all the credit for this deal by your own self.

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Re: Oh, No. . .

john Lucas

>Mark, with double speak like that are you sure you don't write insurance. John

Very Cool

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

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Re: turning a cube?

Don Orr

>Wow Keith! Now that's what I call thiking outside the BOX !! Man, what will you come up with next! Outstanding!

Happy New Year, Don