Is there anything else to do in Atlanta..>>
RonZ
>..>> for woodturning once you've paid homage to Highland Hardware?
Is there anything else to do in Atlanta..>>
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Mark Kauder. Phenix City, AL
>Give Nick Cook a call and spend some time at his shop. There are always a few turners hanging around.
Mark
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JL
>Spend money at Atlanta Wood Products. You can get cut-offs from the larger boards (just leave them a board 6 feet long). I was in there yesterday picking up some hard maple for another project.
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Barry Irby
>I second all of the above and you should eat at Mary Mack's (SP), but only if you like old fashioned southern home cooking or just food.
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john Lucas
>Nick is here in Tennessee this week. He's teaching at the Craft Center. I spent a great afternoon with he and his class this week.
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John Lucas
>Ron
We haven't mentioned Highland Hardware. It a great place with lots of tools both turning and flat work. It's near downtown Atlanta.
