New Facebook Page Created

I've created a Facebook Page for MauBow Turnings.....

Check it out!

My Favorite Websites

When I first started this blog I made a post "Tips & Techniques". Recently I thought about updating that post to include some more up to date sites....the problem is that I don't have anything to add to the list. The same sites still have the best info for the beginner to a seasoned woodturner. I'd like to highlight a couple of them:



Darrell Feltmate has taken lots of time and energy to show everyone projects for the beginner to advanced, how to make tools, tips and techniques, maintenance and wood turning history. Thanks Darrell!





This site is loaded with tons of articles, how to's, and great deals on equipment to boot. They also have a vast list of fellow woodturner's websites from around the world.

LaymarCrafts Woodturning Richard Stapley has more tips, techniques, safety info, book reviews and nearly 4,000 links to woodturner's websites from all over.





Family Woodworking.org still to me is the best online forum dedicated to woodworking. The group of people that contribute and use this forum are the greatest friends a turner and woodworker for that matter could ever have. There are quite a few turners that frequent the site and always help each other out with advise on how to do something, where to get the right tools or instruction and of course honest critiques of your work. Come join us....click here

Website now listed at Woodturning Online!

I submitted my website to Woodturningonline.com a few days ago and today I got confirmation that it is now listed! You can see the listing here.

New Website launched.

I have been busy the last few days creating a new website. It's a free site through Weebly. Their online site builder is very easy to use and it really didn't take that much time. Please take a few minutes and check it out.

MauBow Turnings

I also uploaded a few new pics to the online gallery. Here is a sneak peak at one of them.

Biography

The intention of Fine Curlies is to shed some light on my life pertaining to woodturning and MauBow Turnings in general. To learn more about me please go to my website.

There is also a good amount of information available in the Tips and Techniques section and please check out the websites on the Other Woodturners page as well। Thanks, Jeff