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Had to have a go

Lons

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Looks excellent to me, softwood isn't the easiest to turn.

These are definitely on my list to have a go at.
 

Penpal

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So many interesting ways to turn , separate and join taken place to produce this object Barry thanks for showing.

Peter.
 
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