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Being a professional turner, Brian goes through a lot of wood |
Most of this is destined for the wood stove |
Some of the bowls in storage drying |
Brian turns them green and stockpiles |
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The trailer is loaded and ready for harvesting |
Some of the latest waxed and waiting... |
and yet some more |
The garage walls are used for storing bowls... |
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until they are needed for finishing |
Some more stocks of wood |
A bowl in waiting... |
and some more |
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Brian's sign used in his booth |
Precut stocks for doorstops and bottle stoppers |
Wood gets stockpiled when it's available |
Some bowls inside the shop acclimating |
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Brian roughs them and stores them pending demand |
When needed, he probably has the size, shape, and species ready |
Some of the exotic stocks for bottle stoppers |
More bowl blanks in storage |
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Photos by Kurt Hertzog (10/01) |
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