My name is Horace Farr and I live in Centerville, Tn. I was in the cabinet business for over 30 years and did quite a lot of turning in that for special orders etc. I have gotten into segmented turnings in the past couple of years and love the WTP. I made the stomper and ordered the plates as well. I got those last week and am in the process of gluing up my first open segment work. Thanks for all your help
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Welcome, Horace!
On my last trip to Tennessee, I went to the Grand Ole Opry and was so inspired by a bluegrass group of young musicians, I decided to give it a try myself. So I'm a little more than a year into learning to play 5-string banjo in the Scruggs style and am having a ball. Fortunately, my past classical guitar experience has helped to get up to speed on the banjo, but it is one of the more difficult instruments I've learned. Now I'm anxious to get back to Tennessee to hear more bluegrass as it should be played. When I do, I'll look you up as Centerville isn't far from Nashville.
Sometime this weekend, I'll be posting the first three or four videos in a series I'm doing on designing and constructing open segment vessels using Woodturner PRO and the Stomper. It is intended to generate discussions on techniques, tips and tricks and I hope you'll going in.
Lloyd
Lloyd
On my last trip to Tennessee, I went to the Grand Ole Opry and was so inspired by a bluegrass group of young musicians, I decided to give it a try myself. So I'm a little more than a year into learning to play 5-string banjo in the Scruggs style and am having a ball. Fortunately, my past classical guitar experience has helped to get up to speed on the banjo, but it is one of the more difficult instruments I've learned. Now I'm anxious to get back to Tennessee to hear more bluegrass as it should be played. When I do, I'll look you up as Centerville isn't far from Nashville.
Sometime this weekend, I'll be posting the first three or four videos in a series I'm doing on designing and constructing open segment vessels using Woodturner PRO and the Stomper. It is intended to generate discussions on techniques, tips and tricks and I hope you'll going in.
Lloyd
Lloyd
