I'm headed for the dark side

[Tar Heel]

I haven't turned anything in the past 2-3 years and decided to turn a piece of crab apple wood. I've never done a lot of turning even after having spent a fair amount of money (you all know how that is) on the lathe, gouges, chucks, and other turning tools, etc., etc., etc. Well, it's blatantly obvious that I need a lot more practise. I think that I am entering the twilight zone of the dark side. I'd forgotten how enjoyable turning can be.

 

[FredP]

:rotflm: BTDT!!!! hope you werent in the line o fire! and now I think I'll just take ONE MORE light pass! :gar-La;

 

[Terry]

Stuart, I would like to see the wood worm that made that hole!:no::nah:
Probably wouldn't be hard to find as he has to be full:rotflm: The poor wood worm next to him looks like he just got started. Sure hope he doesn't fall in that dark hole and end up on the dark side!:help:

 

[DaveO]

It takes talent to place a round hole directly in the middle of a concave surface. You Sir, have made the coverted Draining Bowl. May people can make a bowl that holds soup, few can make one that drains it. :icon_thum:icon_thum
Just remember the turners last words..... Just one more cut will finish it off :eusa_doh::eusa_doh::BangHead::BangHead:


Dave

 

[jeff...]

Thats the biggest worm hole I ever seen wow

 

[Tar Heel]

Thats the biggest worm hole I ever seen wow

Well Jeff, some of us have big worms while others have little ones. Sometimes life is so unfair. :roll::roll:

 

[Kalai]

Hi Stuart, now is your chance to show off your skills at inlay, if you put a smily face thigns will be just fine Aloha.

Kalai

 

[ScottM]

Would make a great candle holder. :wsmile:

 

[TracyP]

I think that is called design change isn't it?

 

[froglips]

Finally, someone has turned a funnel!

You might corner the market.

Jim