I have been turning off and on, depending on available time for the last 20 years. I have done typical bowls but also segmented. I have incorporated pewter in some of my pieces.
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Alberto Manetta
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Welcome to the forum. You have some nice work there, well done. I see that you have a Stubby. I have a 750 and just got the 1000. Great lathes. Aloha from Maui
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Glad to have you on board. Looks like your having fun
Good to have you here. Looks like you can answer some questions here too.
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Welcome aboard, Al. Thanks for showing us some examples of your beautiful work.
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Welcome. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your contributions
Welcome to the forum. I'm going to show the photo to my wife and let her see what an outstanding turner needs for tools.