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About Pauley
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- Birthday 01/23/1950
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First Name
Paul
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My Location
New Hampshire
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Gender
Male
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My skill level is
You got me, you figure it out!
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A simple gift
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Granadillo is a beautiful wood. It’s easy to turn and finishes great. Thanks Gerald.
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Thank you very much. That’s a very high compliment. Thank you!
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Thanks you, Masonsailor. I love turning the Granadillo as it polishes up so nice.
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Thanks DuckSoup. It’s so nice being back doing this instead of moving piles of stuff around.
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Thanks HandyDan. I do love that flame myself.
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Thank you, but my craftsmanship is not where I’d like to be, but thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thanks Andrew.
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I love that kind of wood also. Thanks Lew.
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Pauley started following Two bowls.
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It’s so nice to be back at work. I’m starting with two bowls that I’ve done. One is a Flame box elder. It’s about 6 inches round. Finished the way I usually finish bowls, with Triple E and Aussie Oli. the second bowl is about 3 1/2 or 4 inch round and about 4 inches tall. It’s a Granadillo bowl with a black Limba rim. Sanded this one for a long time (or so it seems). I love Granadillo cause it finishes up so beautifully. Open to any criticism.
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Wow! Lots of great information here. Thanks Lew!
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Thanks Journeyman.
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Thanks Steve. Actually, I never thought about a random orbital sander for that.
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Thank you. I do seem to push a bit harder when I see a little tear out.
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Thanks Gene. I had the lathe at 600 rpm and my drill at full speed. Guess I have to slow it down. Great information. Thank you.