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She said it was the most fun she ever had in the shop with dad. We are still both learning. I roughed out a bowl blank afterwards for her to finish next weekend.
(edit, pic is actually a couple of weeks old. Roughed out bowl will be a month old and should be fully acclimated by the time she finishes it)
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Congratulations to the new student, it is great she is having fun and hope she continues to do so.
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Start the stay-out-of-the-line-of-fire lessons with that first bowl. Please set a good example for her, too. There is not a lot of risk from a 10" bowl, but good habits will serve both of you later if/when you upgrade the lathe. I often wish that someone had convinced me of that when I only had a mini-lathe.
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I am VERY happy for both of you and to many more years of turning together.
As of this time I am not teaching vets to turn. Also please do not send any items to me without prior notification. Thank You Everyone.
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That's great. Turning was the one thing my son liked, and now he wants me to show his friends.
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That's great Frank, good to see some of the younger generation take an interest in turning and someone to teach them.Good for you.
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