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Finally getting caught up from being gone from work. Here are a few pics from my stay in Provo at the symposium. Had a great time, super people and wonderfull weather and great turners. What could be better.....
First stop , the Burl Source, My chauffer Dan Symonds & Johnathan
Some of Skip's work, the owner of the Burl Source
Dan was mixing business with pleasure, he had to make a stop at a machine shop doing work for his company. I thought about buying this 5 axis lathe till I heard the price tag, 1 million plus tooling. What a tour we had of their shop.
Sharon Doughtie demo's her buringing technique and patterns
Sharon's work
So at lunch, I ran down to Treeline which happens to be next to CSU and bought a wood burning set. Wonderfull store for carving, burning & ecthing supplies
Craft Supplies demo and warehouses, what a wonderfull back drop to some beautifull county
Mark & Brian Gisi do a demo at CSU, during Super Wed. Don Ward was the professional camera man
Legacy Ornimental mills is only 4 blocks away from CSU, so I ran over there and took a factory tour, impressive, they have all the toolong and machinery to make all their own parts.
I do believe this modell 900 has my name on it
Julie Heryet, demos chasing threads on her boxes
Some of the artists displays in the gallery
More displays, there was a ton of stuff on display, all amazing
Someone had to represent Penturners besides the Yahoo/PMG group that had a display, so I put in a sample of my pens.in the Gallery. Notice Johnathan's great case he was selling.
This is the Friday evening parking lot sale at the symposium. If you had a truck, you could have made off with some great wood deals
Before the parking lot sale, we were treated to a great BBQ ontop of this hillside park, overlooking the city and Lake Utah.
Demonstarors at the symposium and others donated there demo pieces at a silent auction that raised over 5,000 and was match by BYU for the Industrial arts program.
Allan Batty and yours truly.
Hope you like the pics.
First stop , the Burl Source, My chauffer Dan Symonds & Johnathan
Some of Skip's work, the owner of the Burl Source
Dan was mixing business with pleasure, he had to make a stop at a machine shop doing work for his company. I thought about buying this 5 axis lathe till I heard the price tag, 1 million plus tooling. What a tour we had of their shop.
Sharon Doughtie demo's her buringing technique and patterns
Sharon's work
So at lunch, I ran down to Treeline which happens to be next to CSU and bought a wood burning set. Wonderfull store for carving, burning & ecthing supplies
Craft Supplies demo and warehouses, what a wonderfull back drop to some beautifull county
Mark & Brian Gisi do a demo at CSU, during Super Wed. Don Ward was the professional camera man
Legacy Ornimental mills is only 4 blocks away from CSU, so I ran over there and took a factory tour, impressive, they have all the toolong and machinery to make all their own parts.
I do believe this modell 900 has my name on it
Julie Heryet, demos chasing threads on her boxes
Some of the artists displays in the gallery
More displays, there was a ton of stuff on display, all amazing
Someone had to represent Penturners besides the Yahoo/PMG group that had a display, so I put in a sample of my pens.in the Gallery. Notice Johnathan's great case he was selling.
This is the Friday evening parking lot sale at the symposium. If you had a truck, you could have made off with some great wood deals
Before the parking lot sale, we were treated to a great BBQ ontop of this hillside park, overlooking the city and Lake Utah.
Demonstarors at the symposium and others donated there demo pieces at a silent auction that raised over 5,000 and was match by BYU for the Industrial arts program.
Allan Batty and yours truly.
Hope you like the pics.
