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![]() By Curtis Turner Round Rock, Texas I have for years used a simple yet very effective method to reverse chuck bowls. This technique utilizes a shop made pad to hold and support a bowl during the final stage of turning. This device allows almost complete access to the outside bottom. This can be made from materials you probably have on hand. CLICK HERE to read more: ![]() By Rick Morris Duluth, GA This year, when looking for something that was both unique and reeking of Christmas spirit, I decided to turn a steampunk dirigible Christmas ornament…because nothing says "Christmas" like a fantasy vehicle propelled by impossible power sources flying through the sky. CLICK HERE to read how I turned it: ![]()
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