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What's on your work bench? This is the official topic for images and friendly chatter regarding that all important surface, the personal statement of your shop, the steadfast friend we can always count on, the space of your shop that nobody knows better than you, we are talking about the almighty "Work Bench". Submit your images now! That's right, don't clean it up, don't be embarrassed, the messier the better, or if there is nothing on it at all, that is fine too. If you have not touched your bench in years, and you have taken a break from woodworking and have boxes pile
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Here are a few more bowls from the past, circa 2015. When I was working for a landscape company in the Florida Panhandle, I was able to obtain free wood fairly easily. These are White Cedar and Live Oak. Both are surprisingly pretty. I especially like the dark brown coloration of the Live Oak. And the Cedar, well its Cedar, need I say more.
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So, as I stated in my introduction, I began turning while stationed in Alaska. Several of my neighbors were wood turners and after watching them, I was hooked. I spent countless nights in my freezing garage cranking out bowls. We even hooked up with a local knife company, and turned dozens of Ulu bowls. Alaskan Birch is one of my favorite wood species to turn. I also love White Spruce, but the sap gets everywhere when you turn it wet. It was so easy to get wood for turning up there, not so much here in Florida.
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Hey Patriot turners! We are looking for members to shine the spotlight on for "Wednesday's Wisdom". Upload your turning projects to our Patriot Gallery so we can give you a "high five" and a pat on the back. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a pro, we want to give you recognition for your efforts. So, what are you waiting for? Upload those images today!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Web images of shapes for turned objects http://www.ipet.gr/~akoutsou/benchmark/dataset/single-all.jpg
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Steve, Charlie, and Jiggy. Great job guys!!!!!!! I love them all!!
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Inserting Images by URL (Pitfalls and Convenience)
John Morris posted a topic in The Patriot's Pulse
I would like to get some feedback from all of you on this subject. We have the ability to insert images via url linking. At this time we can click on "Insert other media" and click on "Insert image from URL" as seen in the below screen capture. This is a great and convenient tool especially if you host your images within services such as Flickr or Photobucket. This allows you total control over your images, and it's convenient and easy to do. But, herein lies the problem, and the threat to the integrity of our files and images within topics and posts in our communi -
So I'm sitting here in my truck having lunch. And across the street from where we are parked is a job going on, I think about 600 homes going in, the graders are moving dirt and having fun. And I thought how cool would it be to have a gallery reserved for "Off the Street" photographs from our smart phones and such. This would be a hit and run gallery where we can all snap an image of whatever we see that we want to share here, and load up to the gallery. Your walking down the street and you see a cool looking Totem pole, take a shot, load it up! A cool looking old Chuck Wago
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Dear folks, we had a wonderful discussion on images submitted by you, and how they are used here on The Patriot Woodworker in another un-related topic at I thought I would open up a designated topic for this area of concern and we can hash it all out here. I'd like to open this up by stating, I/we completely understand the concerns. And we are open to all suggestions as you all know by now, we take each one very seriously and we act on them. Firstly I'd like to put out there the philosophy of what our community was built on when it comes to the content, sharing, o
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There has been fabulous work entered in our gallery lately, all the work is fabulous, please view our gallery, click on the images above and visit some great scrolling images and clocks and much more! Great job guys!
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John, Again, not a complaint or bug, but rather a suggestion- and it may not be possible. I noticed that when replying to a post the only way to provide a graphic/picture is to upload that to the gallery, then transfer it to the forum topic response. It would be faster/easier, on many occasions, to have the ability to attach a file to the response. As the software is now programmed that process can be done from the desktop- eliminating the upload step.
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Helping Our Website Viewers John, I am not sure where to post this suggestion/comment so I put it in each of the forums. If this isn’t permissible, please delete it. Hey folks, thought I’d pass along an experience I had today. Our neighbor, who lives across the street, dropped by to chat. They are new to the neighborhood (about a year) and we are getting to know them better each day. We knew that our neighbor is a marathoner. In fact, she was in the Boston race when the bomb went off. Fortunately, she was not injured. We also knew she is losing her sight. She has three young sons and
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John, I am not sure where to post this suggestion/comment so I put it in each of the forums. If this isn't permissible, please delete it. Hey folks, thought I’d pass along an experience I had today. Our neighbor, who lives across the street, dropped by to chat. They are new to the neighborhood (about a year) and we are getting to know them better each day. We knew that our neighbor is a marathoner. In fact, she was in the Boston race when the bomb went off. Fortunately, she was not injured. We also knew she is losing her sight. She has three young sons and she is going blind, tragic. He
