potato's on the lathe!

[flyrod444]

I saw this a year ago and wanted to try it. So today we fried up a pile of potato's and deer meat for my students to eat. It is a great way of fixing a potato. They fry up very crispy.
Jack

 

[Mt. Gomer]

I know it's been said in other threads but it's worth repeating: Those kids are so blessed to have you as a teacher. They will remember the gifts you're giving them for the rest of their lives!

Way to go!!! :eusa_danc:icon_thum:eusa_clap

 

[woodArtz]

Cool!

 

[TracyP]

:thumbs_up:thumbs_up:thumbs_up

 

[dave]

Very cool! :eusa_clap

Did they have any wood flavor to them? :gar-La;

 

[boxxmaker]

Hey Jack,ya gonna have some at the meetin tomorrow night :rotflm: :rotflm:

 

[b4man]

I know it's been said in other threads but it's worth repeating: Those kids are so blessed to have you as a teacher. They will remember the gifts you're giving them for the rest of their lives!

Way to go!!! :eusa_danc:icon_thum:eusa_clap

+1:eusa_clap

 

[flyrod444]

Thanks everyone, it was a lot of fun. Ken glad you can make it tonight.
Jack

 

[timf67]

Okay, so tell us which turnig tool you used? I'm hungry! :gar-Bi

 

[froglips]

Welcome to the Club!

We did this at Christmas and it was a blast.

Potato's are finding more and more uses in the wood shop

Jim

 

[dlrion]

Better not show Sawduster, unless you want a potato pen!

 

[woodturnerdon]

Those are some very lucky kids!
Well done, Jack!
Don L.

 

[Trent Mason]

Always wanted to try that. I bet they were pumped! :eusa_danc:eusa_danc:eusa_danc

I wonder if you could do the same thing with an onion and make some interesting onion rings. :eusa_thin Oh yeah, forgot about the :cry_smile:cry_smile:cry_smile factor. :gar-La;