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Mick99

Apprentice Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2020
Posts
6
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne
First Name
Michael
Hi everyone,
I'm Mick, 60 years young(ish).
Just bought my first lathe and will be getting everything set up soon. Totally new to turning apart from when at school a long time ago.
Thanks for the chance to take part on here.

cheer, Mick.
 

flexi

Executive Member
Joined
Sep 12, 2014
Posts
6,159
Location
Maidstone
First Name
mark
Welcome aboard Mick, we are a friendly bunch of Turners in here with mixed skills, so most bases get covered. Feel free to ask questions, there's no such thing as a silly question...... But I can't vouch for the answers:funny::funny:
 

Chriscb

Full Member
Joined
Feb 23, 2014
Posts
204
Location
Sutton Coldfield
First Name
Chris
Welcome to the site Mick. Been there got the scars.

For what it's worth, the best advice I ever got was 'go see an experienced turner BEFORE you spend loads of money'.

Given the language problems :banana: - I'd see if Lons could take you through the initial learning curve.

Regards,
Chriscb
 

Lons

Fellow
Joined
Dec 17, 2013
Posts
4,753
Location
Northumberland
First Name
Bob
Given the language problems :banana: - I'd see if Lons could take you through the initial learning curve.Chriscb

See what we have to put up with. :rolling::tongue:

Them gadgies from Borminhem area didvn't have a clue wot it's aa'll aboot di the marra. :winking: Ta'ak aboot the pot ca'alin the kettle black:ciggrin:
 
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