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   Curtis | Sep 17, 2007 11:59am | #1

   Hello

   Ive been turning plywood for a few years now.

    

   Ive tried to post a few pictures on this fourm, but I forgot how to do it. ;-(

   If you like you can e-mail me, [email protected] and I would be glad to send you some pictures of my plywood turnings. Plus there are a few NEAT sites on useing plywood in different ways, I can also give you,if you like.

   have a good day.

   C.A.G.

   C.A.G.
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   saulgood | Sep 19, 2007 09:01am | #2

   thanks for the cool pictures, Curtis.Anyone else?

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   Curtis | Sep 19, 2007 11:53am | #3

   You are welcome. ;-)

    

   If any one out there can explain, in-layman's terms how to post pix on this web site, please do, I've posted a few pix a couple of years ago, but forgot how to do it again.

    

   turning plywood offers some neat (cheap ) ways to making something different. I've also made some bowls, but mostly I make columns and spindles,split turning....C.A.G.

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   jvk | Sep 19, 2007 12:05pm | #4

   Simply go to the lower part of your "new post" and look for attach files.  From there "browse" to where your pics are located on your computer and click on "upload".trimjim

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   KiddervilleAcres | Sep 21, 2007 05:39pm | #7

   Curtis,

   See discussion 36992.1.

   Regards,Bob @ Kidderville Acres

    

   A Woodworkers mind should be the sharpest tool in the shop!

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   EarlKelly | Sep 20, 2007 01:57pm | #5

   I don't know if you've run across Kerry Vesper. He does sculpted plywood furniture. http://www.kerryvesper.com/

   Earl

   Furniture...the Art of a FurnitureMaker
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   saulgood | Sep 21, 2007 09:47am | #6

   Yeah! I saw that stuff a while ago, couldn't remember the site...thanks for the link.That's exactly what I was talking about - his work doesn't hide the plies, it celebrates the layered look of plywood while taking advantage of it's strength and stability. Thanks again

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   boysie39 | Sep 22, 2007 02:07am | #8

   EARL, Took advantage of your post and went to the Kerry Vesper site, thats incredible looking furniture he's made out of plywood. Apart from his skill at making it, he's got some is it "eye" for design?
   One can only marvel. thanks Regds. Boysie Slan Leat.I'm never always right  but i'm always never wrong. Boysie

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   EarlKelly | Sep 22, 2007 02:20am | #9

   I've known about Kerry Vesper for a few yrs. What I really like, are his wall Sculptures. I agree, he does have a good design "Eye". Check out http://www.furnituresociety.org for other interesting furnituremakers.EarlFurniture...the Art of a FurnitureMaker

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   boysie39 | Sep 23, 2007 01:05am | #10

   EARL, Thanks for the info.Ilove looking at what other people make and show.I never comment on how people make furniture as I am usless at joints,about what type,where and when it should be used,as it is beyond my capabilitys and always will be. But I do have a good eye for judging a piece and therefore thats why I would love to see a site where the Knotters could post their work for all to see and hopefully inspire people like me to produce something better than that piece of Maple that Bob the Kid sent to Ray.
   Although in another few weeks I hope to have an exact copy of that only in Doug. Fir. Ha HA HA. Thanks again Earl .Regds. Boysie Slan Leat.I'm never always right  but i'm always never wrong. Boysie