How to tell when you've got it bad.

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gomeral

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As some of you know from my introduction, I've turned a dozen pens and now begins the "hey, I can probably make a little money doing this" phase. I've been ordering some supplies and getting excited...all the standard stuff. It's fun, and the anticipation is just such a great feeling, I'm all smiles on my way home from that place I have to go to during the day so I can afford my hobbies.

Well, now I know I'm actually addicted to this pen turning stuff because my PSI order arrived today and I'm psyched that it came with a catalog - now I have something to read in bed! :rolleyes:



daniel
 
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george

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There is not a single book in the world (not even the "Lord of the rings"), I would prefer over a catalogue of turning supplies, specialy the pen kit section.
 
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Gomeral,
I'm right there with you. I've turned 17 pens and think I'm getting the hang of it. Some look really good, others were experiments in shapes. All were finishing practice:redface:. I've given away most of them and had one sale. A slimline for $20 that a coworker 'just had to have'. My 'facilities' are full of catalogs and turning books of all kinds and occasionally my legs will even fall asleep on me :eek: (sorry if TMI)...

Gregory of IThinkI'mInLove,WithALathe Forest
 

GouletPens

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You know it's really bad when you start taking your catalogue instead of the newpaper to the "terlet".:beer:
On the tank of my john sits a PSI, Grizzly, CSUSA, and Woodcraft catalogues, plus American Woodturner and Popular Woodworking. Let's just say I look forward to my morning routine:biggrin:
 
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