Hello from Pensacola

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James McDonald

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I got my first lathe around Xmas of last year, so I am a newbie. I will post a few pens I have done and a bottle stopper. Now off to reading...I feel a late night comming........


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CaptG

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Hi James, welcome to the site. A looooong time ago I spent 3 1/2 years at Whiting field just up the road from you.
 
Glenn McCullough

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Welcome to turnning, specifically pens. Now you may find something odd happening to you....its like a magnet drawing you to this site. Dont fight it, its not under your control anymore and there is no cure!
 
wdcav1952

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Gary, we may have slightly overlapped. I did some great partying in Pensacola during both active duty and while a reservist. It was so long ago that all the statutes of limitation have long since expired!
 
leehljp

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Welcome James. Please post some picts of your work and join in the fun here.

Below is a link to a PDF file that goes over many aspects of pen turning from finish - to pens - to tools - to methods etc. It is not a detail of each part, but a good overview for pen turning. Hope it helps.

http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=42446

Also included below is a link to a new post that gives some information that people wished they had known earlier in pen turning. Some good information by those that make pens.

http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=46654
 
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