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Comment on “Offering” by Alnotgore54

Alnotgore54 — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 06:35:29 +0000

Hi Lynne, I tried to sign your guest book but the darn security code kept telling me I am blind. (I mean wrong) I sent Cyndi the link to your site. You know we West Virginia hill billys need more art and culture. Although a good bluegrass picker is pretty nice to hear. I finally wrote Amaranth after getting out of the hospital. (hospitals suck, especially the emergency rooms)Take care and enjoy yourself, Al

Comment on Preparing for a show by Lynne Yamaguchi

Lynne Yamaguchi — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 04:51:31 +0000

Yes, I took them all out to clean and check them. I did replace them correctly. I also tried rotating them in each of the four positions (same sequence, different starting slot).
The gap, which is between slides 1 and 2, is less than 1/32 inch.
By swapping slides with another chuck, I think I’ve determined that slide 1 is the problem. I plan to contact Teknatool to see if I can get replacements.

Comment on Preparing for a show by toolrest

toolrest — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:35:57 +0000

Did you take any of the jaw slides out? If so, be sure that they went back in the correct slots, and that they all start at the appropriate place on the spiral thread.
How far out of alignment is the bad jaw?

Comment on I’m back . . . by Lynne Yamaguchi

Lynne Yamaguchi — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 06:05:39 +0000

Thanks for the nice welcome back, Moshe. It’s nice to know someone is still checking back here, despite my long silence. By the way, not to rub it in, but I didn’t have to pay shipping, since my local store (Woodworkersâ€™ Source, in Tucson) had it in stock . . .

Comment on I’m back . . . by Moshe Eshel

Moshe Eshel — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:01:23 +0000

I’ve been waiting for you to write here again, I really enjoyed the ITE series and was wondering what was going on with you…
I recently went exactly with your choice for the same reasons (I got it for $20 cheaper but shipping to Israel will be a little more $$$)
Enjoy it and Good Luck!
Moshe

Comment on My artist statement for “allTURNatives” by mjfoto

mjfoto — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 01:30:44 +0000

Lynne, your work is wonderful and with so much feeling. ANd your artist statement says it all perfect. I wish I could have said it. I feel very similar about the the woods and the stones I work with. I feel there is nothing finer than working with these natural materials of the Earth. Many people can’t believe some of my roots, what they look like all grey & weathered, when I first find them, and then to see the finished piece when I done carving, sanding and finishing it to it’s inner beauty. Keep up the great work, or creativity, because what you have, I’m sure you don’t see it as work. To me when I create with wood, I get a great amount of pleasure from it. The feel, the smell of the wood, (most of them), they all have a natural beauty that brings enjoyment to me when it’s finished.
Mike