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It might almost be Spring but there was snow on the ground before the Saturday session of the Bowl Turning hands-on class |
Each day started with a clean barn as the participants start getting setup |
Barb and Jake getting things started at the Saturday session |
Barb gets things started on the right foot with the directions around the place |
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John Lunney was the instructor for both the Friday and Saturday sessions |
John started the sessions with some explanations of how he processes his bowl blanks |
He shows how he harvests them from the tree, depending on the desired results |
John shows how he marks his centers and trims the blanks round |
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A poster John used to explain the classic shapes and how to plan your turning |
After the explanations, John mounts a blank and demonstrates the entire process beginning to end |
At various points, everyone was encouraged to come closer to get a better view |
Once the bowl was done, John cuts it in half to see how well it was executed |
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After the lecture and demo, everyone gets started on their own bowl |
At straight up noon, Jim Hilburger sounds the lunch whistle |
Per the Hilburger rule, every class has to take a break at noon and have a bit of lunch |
The Saturday group, like the Friday group, takes a break at noon to eat and relax a bit |
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Photos by Jim Hilburger & Kurt Hertzog |
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