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Christmas Wish Lists...

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Well...it's Black Friday with shopping madness beginning. To that end:
  • What would be on this year's Christmas list?
  • Is it a replacement tool/machine/accessory or are you looking to take on a new technique?
  • If technique what are you trying to learn?

cheers all...john
 
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That’s a great question. I’m in a family secret Santa group and found myself surprised that I was having a hard time coming up with tools I “need” 🤣. But I’d love to upgrade my studio from a cold basement this winter to something with windows and heat. That would take a Christmas miracle though this year.
 
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- Pink Ivory
- Mammoth Ivory
- Castello Boxwood
- American Holly

- Digital Calipers
- Sorby Thread Chasers or antique English thread chasers.
 
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I already ordered my present. I'm just hoping it makes it here in time for Christmas!
(Nova Nebula)
Will need new tools to go with the updated spindle and tool rest sizes.
I purchased a Nebula some months ago...let me know what you think and/or if you have any questions.

For what it's worth...if you do vacuum chucking, the Nebula is can easily use the Hold Fast vacuum chucking without any additional add ons.

If you need a vacuum adapter for the backside of the headstock, however, let me know as there's only one place in the country that manufacturers one and that's because I paid them to do a 'one off' for me.

Enjoy...j
 
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I've got tons of things I "want" but they all start at ~$100 which feels kind of high for my pool of potential gift givers. I could certainly buy a lot of them my self, but it feels like there has to be some kind of restraint. Like, x number of $ a month, or else what the hell. It's not like I could buy $1k worth of tools and then be "set". It would just keep on going. ugg.
 
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