steve ramsey
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You don't leave a drawer open behind you when you are roughing out a new piece. It fills up quickly.
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Sounds like the perfect spot for a trash can. What a way to reduce your cleanup time! 
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Same rule applies to drinks without a top on them.
I'd need a REALLY big trash can.
I don't remember who it was, but I remember a production turner on another forum who had a trash dumpster set up in his (big) shop, and when he was roughing wet wood he could direct the curlies into the dumpster.
Sounds like the perfect spot for a trash can. What a way to reduce your cleanup time!
I'd need a REALLY big trash can.
I don't remember who it was, but I remember a production turner on another forum who had a trash dumpster set up in his (big) shop, and when he was roughing wet wood he could direct the curlies into the dumpster.
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Same rule applies to drinks without a top on them.
I'd need a REALLY big trash can.
I don't remember who it was, but I remember a production turner on another forum who had a trash dumpster set up in his (big) shop, and when he was roughing wet wood he could direct the curlies into the dumpster.
That was Glenn Lucas in Ireland... he turns left handed and throws the chips of his left shoulder into the dumpster... he also turns big bowl blanks at about 1800 rpm. He's interesting and fun to watch.... go to YouTube and look up Glenn Lucas.