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  1. 27th January 2011, 08:07 PM #1
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    Myself and my mate Rolf just spent a very interesting two days at 's learning about wood turning. I just hope some of it will sink into my thick head. We were shown lots of the tricks of turning, had a great time and learnt a lot.. is a very talented turner and a very relaxed teacher. Thanks very much .

    I am learning, slowley.
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    Yes, very kind of him. I only went yesterday but found it very helpful in getting me started.


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    My pleasure Gentlemen.
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    +1 ... have had several turning teachers but got the most out of my times with
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsser View Post
    +1 ... have had several turning teachers but got the most out of my times with
    Certainly the best spindle turner and one of the friendliest blokes I ever met.

    It still bothers me though how he can turn something in 10 minutes that I would take hours to turn
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    Yeah, and then turn an identical item in the next 10 mins!
    Cheers, Ern
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    The workshop sure looked like you guys had fun! So what are you going to make now?
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