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  1. First bowl, first use of 1836, first use of HSS tools

    I know it's not much, but it's the first thing (besides a bottle quick bottle stopper) that I got to turn on the 1836 I got last month along with being the first bowl I've ever turned. It's also the first time using HSS tools that I just finished the handles for last night. Pretty happy with...
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  2. Weekend turnings / Beads of Courage

    So I actually got some shop time in on the lathe this weekend and was able to finish my Beads of Courage submission. For those not familiar, go to www.beadsofcourage.org . It's an organization that donates crafted items to kids going through various treatments. When they receive a treatment...
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