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  1. 7th July 2011, 11:15 PM #16
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    Yep Skew, that is exactly what is driving the idea of a lid. The problem is the design and pattern of the lid. Also, finial or no finial, or a knob, that is THE question.
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    Very slick Jim Keep it up and you might even inspire me try a segmented job.
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    Magnificent work Jim.
    I have never been a fan of segmented turnings as they are usually so predictably patterned and generally square. You have taken this to a new level, master class.
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    Jim, your still rockin' with the design and execution of those pieces
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