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Those are really nice, Carl. Think about using a flat insert and pouring clear epoxy over the end. You could then shape it into a dome. Just a thought (I ramble a lot in my mind). Bill

Well done Carl. Looks like you are putting the laser to good use. Thank you for sharing.. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

I made laser inlay inserts for the bottom of my bowls.

Great. Love that.

I laser my signature and logo on the bottom of my bowls.

The flat one would look great in bloodwood with very dark engraving. 😁

Great use of the array tool in lightburn.

That is great Carl. It would make a great handle for a meat tenderizer or coffee press. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Fantastic job & great idea for bottle stoppers Carl! Hope that you guys are doing well! 👍👍

Thanks for the idea!

Once upon a time handmade was the norm. Then automated production came into play and the handmade element became less and less important in the desire for more and more by producing it for less. Now it's plastic items made in vast quantities. I guess if your chasing the dollar why not go full cnc, laser, ai and automation. If you want to preserve the essence of woodturning I'd say the traditions and skills are a better way to go. I understand this is a complex topic and has many nuances. I'm not saying either way is right or wrong.

Very nice Carl

Carl, if you wanted to engrave your logo on the bottom of say, a 6” or deeper bowl, is it possible to elevate the laser enough, without a lot of messing around?

Thanks for the lesson Tim

Cool beans! Now I’ll be looking at a new laser! I have a LaserPecker LP1, but it’s very slow, and limited as to what it can do.

Question about the Niles mandrel. 1. Which one did you get, I see alot on their site. 2. Do you have to thread the hole you make to put the wood on it?

change the jaws in about 10 or 15 seconds...... you just HAD to get that in there didnt ya LOL

Very cute project for my “Gabby”, where did you get the large ball bearings?

Very timely. Our club President’s challenge this month is a turning with a magnet(s) in it.

Carl: can you tell me where I can buy the different wedges for the wedgie sled. I saw them several months ago but I can’t find them now. I hope you keep on turning, and teaching

Pin holder for those who dress make🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

A very cool project that will create a talking piece for anyone’s desk.

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Very cool. The burl really makes the piece look like a mushroom growing on the forest floor. Looks great -- your proportions for the mushroom cap really work well.

Excellent t project Carl. Using maple burl for a mushroom seem to be quite appropriate some how. Good job!

Really cool idea love it. Happy upcoming 4th of July take care.

Another great turning from the Jacobson shop. Easy to turn. Great item for the desk. I am always looking for a paper clip. This idea puts them right where I can find one easily. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

What a great idea. Thank you for all the ideas. Thank you Carl for always sharing your great ideas and teaching us how to do them.

Now that's just the cat's meow!! Thanks!!

Pins used in sewing would be cool on there.

Funny looking thumbtacks…may, paper clips? 😉😆

really like the maple burl

Gotta love Mushrooms! Great project Carl! Hope that all is well with you guys! 👍👍🍄🍄

Looks awesome. Great idea

Great project and it turned out fantastic! I just need to find some nice burl...

Beautiful mushroom and love that base you attached it to!

Really neat, Carl. Another CJ special project. That would be handy in the shop to hold small screws, nuts, washers, etc. Bill

Neat idea on the magnet. I am working on a lidded box and I think I will try putting in a magnet - now if I can just remember where I put the magnets :) Happy 4th!

Nice work Carl, Thank you for sharing

Nice mushroom. Maybe a carved toad to sit on the burl stand? Take care and stay safe. From: Petawawa, Ontario.

Hi Robin and Carl! I love it! Clever putting the magnet in there! Just received my Spectraply yesterday, and my rings from you guys the day before! Take care friends!

Thanks!

Hello Carl. One of the things I have struggled with is how to tell when mesh sand paper should be thrown out.

There are two guys that I have been most impressed with when it comes to segmented woodturning. You Carl and a guy out of Indonesia his name is Mayuko. Just like you he is brilliant. I love both of your imaginations when building and turning.

Ahhhh! I missed it! 😂 It’s ok. I wasn’t turning 8yrs ago. 😂 Thanks for all you do and knowledge you share.

Carl that turn out really smashing buddy that Spectra ply looks brilliant as well. Great job well done.

Very nice, great job

What I like about you is that you are always doing something new 😊

Very attractive little box

Neat project, thanks for the idea😀