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Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal!
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Thursday, November 17, 2011. They didn't all make it. Posted by Nancy Supik. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). One of the big ones.
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Wednesday, November 16, 2011. The How Many Bowls? Open for lunch, closes at 6 pm) and to The Laughing Pint. Posted by Nancy Supik.
Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls: July 2011
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Trudy turning bowl #86? Hoping you can view this video of bowl #86 in the making. Posted by Nancy Supik.
Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls: June 2011
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Thanks, Alex for Bowl #92. Posted by Nancy Supik. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Meet The Bowl Turners.
Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls: May 2011
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Sunday, May 1, 2011. California Woodturner, Jerry Kermode joins our project. Posted by Nancy Supik. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls
Pine Bowl Turning Project: One Tree, A Hundred Bowls. Mark Supik, a Baltimore woodturner, and his woodturning students have challenged themselves to turning 100 bowls out of one fallen pine tree. The project began in March of 2010. Follow the story of each bowl as it goes from log to finished bowl, or better still, come learn bowl turning and help us reach our 100 bowl goal! Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Baltimore Area Turners Newsletter Page. Thanks to the Baltimore Area Turners. Posted by Nancy Supik.
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