new member. Hi from Australia

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penman 15

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Like,Texas Arvin,i found this forum and decided that it was just so well
organized and informative just what i needed to give me a boust.
I have a small lathe (JET) and have been turning pens for a couple of
years .(STILL LEARNING) And after reading soom of the most usefull i
will continue to learn . Later i will photograph some of my pens when
i return home from babysitting my granddaughters house(mid april)
HAPPY TURNING TOM:)
 
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Tom

Greetings from Canberra,I agree good place to hang out and learn as well as share. Welcome from here.

Peter. If you get our way give me a pm happy to say hello.
 
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Greetings to you Tom, and Welcome to the Forum from wayyyyy over the big waters and on east to Georgia. Glad to have you join in with the rest of the party goers. :biggrin:
 
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Welcome, Tom!

Below are links to two threads/articles that have lots of information on pen turning. The first one is a very basic overview of the many aspects of getting into turning pens.
http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=42446

The second link has postings by different pen turners and what they wish they had known earlier:
http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=46654


Here is another link - a PDF on the acronyms used here. I am sure you know many but this will help with those you don't.

http://content.penturners.org/articl...9/Acronyms.pdf
 
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