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Name : Bob Bosworth
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Mar 26 1999
05:57:15
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Thanks for sharing.
Name : Lance Kennedy, Oak Point, Manitoba, Canada
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Mar 26 1999
05:51:54
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Good site! Brought to it by Rob from Robbies Big One. Posted in The Badger Pond Forum (www.wwforum.com). Take Care Lance Kennedy
Name : RANDALL POINCOT
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Mar 26 1999
03:36:38
Homepage : No home page
Comments : PLEASE SEND A 1999 Catalog.
Name : Anita Taylor
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Mar 22 1999
22:13:41
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Is a very informative sight. Thanks
Name : Dean M. Palmer
Email : [email protected] (home) and [email protected] (work)
Date : Wed Mar 17 1999
10:18:37
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I have been in contact with Bev and Vic Wood through e-mail after searching the Internet andfinding their webpage. That led me to your location. Their son Jeff is married to my wife's neice Stephanie in the U.S. (Colorado). I am just now getting time to sit down and browse throughyour Australian website locations and begin to make some contacts. I am just getting into woodturning. I plan on attending one of Vic's demonstrations when he is in the U.S.
Name : Nuno Souto
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Mar 16 1999
21:40:46
Homepage : Welcome to the Den
Comments : Great site. A pity there ain't many more.We need a bigger Internet presence from Oz woodworkers! Amateur and professionals.
Name : george soady
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Mar 16 1999
01:11:17
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Wood is Good! Wood used well is even better.a great site for the wonderful world of wood!!I'll be back.
Name : Dean Pluth
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Mar 12 1999
14:33:55
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Great Stuff !Fantastic wood lathe artwork ! This site would be even better if there were somespecial tips and tricks of the trade from theartists. Wish I could get to Austrailia from Missouri,U.S.A. as fast as on the WEB, and see all this work in person.
Name : Dean Pluth
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Mar 12 1999
14:23:58
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Great Stuff !Fantastic wood lathe artwork ! This site would be even better if there were somespecial tips and tricks of the trade from theartists.
Name : Dan & Helen Connolly (Totally Wrapped Gifts and Crafts)
Email : [email protected]
Date : Sun Feb 21 1999
17:04:37
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Wonderful site. We will be emailing a couple of the participants for details of the products advertised today. Thanks a lot.
Name : Fiona Mearns
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Feb 8 1999
17:16:48
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I just put in a comment about getting the N.W. Woodcraft Guild added to your list for Tassie. I gave you my ph: no. instead of theirs. right Phone No. is (03) 6425 2111. Sorry about that. Your site is great!!!
Name : Fiona Mearns
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Feb 8 1999
17:04:11
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I visited your page for my father who helps run the North West Woodcraft Guild in Tas. He was interested to see what you had. I was quite impressed.I was wondering if you could add their woodworking group to your list for Tassie. Their details are:North West Woodcraft Guild68 Clara StUlverstone 7315Ph: (03) 6425 6293Pat and Laurie MilburnIf needed you can use my email address.Thank you.
Name : paul freestone @ rosebank timber traders
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Feb 8 1999
10:13:59
Homepage : rosebank timber &furniture
Comments : Absolutely wonderful that woodies have advanced to this level. unity will happen , comunication is fast and easy - just great keep up the good work bye from northern N.S.W &ROSEBANK TIMBER TRADERS &FURNITURE
Name : Marilyn Warne-Smith
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Feb 2 1999
15:45:59
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Thanks for this website...looking forward to March 14and woodturning classes. M.
Name : JERRY FANT
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Feb 1 1999
15:29:01
Homepage : Jerry Fant gallery of Turnings
Comments : Job well done, us Americans have a lot ot learn from ya'll. Keep up the good work.
Name : steve frakes
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Jan 29 1999
19:14:17
Homepage : No home page
Comments : From a fellow woodturner in the states this is a pretty good web site.
Name : Tim Sheerman
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Jan 29 1999
13:51:50
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I'm in year twelve this year doing design and technology. I've always enjoyed turning and making things with my hands. I was looking for help with my majorwork. If it's not out of your way could you send me some information on inlayI'm not doing anything realy fancy. I've done a bit but I just want a few tips from the pro's.Thanks for your service
Name : Tim Sheerman
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Jan 29 1999
13:50:41
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I'm in year twelve this year doing design and technology. I've always enjoyed turning and making things with my hands. I was looking for help with my majorwork. If it's not out of your way could you send me some information on inlayI'm not doing anything realy fancy. I've done a bit but I just want a few tips from the pro's.Thanks for your service
Name : mark
Email : rootsey@bigpond
Date : Wed Jan 27 1999
23:11:27
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I am a new woodturner,come furniture maker and have stumbled on your site whilst finding information on polishes, fininshings and borers, I found your site very informative, and would appreciate any information on the above.I am in Far North Queenlsand,Thanks. mark.
Name : cliff scoble
Email : bc_scoble
Date : Mon Jan 25 1999
22:29:31
Homepage : No home page
Comments : thanks for great site will come to see you soon
Name : Noel Butcher
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Jan 25 1999
13:12:47
Homepage : Noel Butcher Photography
Comments : Woodworking is a hobby of mine that I find keeps me sane. The only trouble with websites such as yours is that it keeps me sitting at the keyboard instead of out earning a living or working down the shed making noise and sawdust. Apart from that I found it to be informative with good links.CheersNB
Name : Bob Kettle
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Jan 22 1999
21:44:09
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Great site with beaut links. I just might take you up on a home page for myself
Name : Neil Ellis - Webmaster
Email : [email protected]
Date : Wed Jan 20 1999
00:40:38
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Sorry for the muck-up but the message book has been broken (unbeknown to me) since November 2nd 1998. If you tried to leave a message and couldn't get it to work I am sorry, but it is back in business again.
Name : SCORDIA
Email : [email protected]
Date : Sat Oct 31 1998
08:56:32
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I will be interested in books by woodturner Terry Martins. Would you please give more informations about it? Thank you in advance.
Name : brian robertson
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Oct 30 1998
21:49:05
Homepage : No home page
Comments : a very handy tool to refer to keep up the good work.
Name : Neville
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Oct 20 1998
15:18:12
Homepage : No home page
Comments : An interesting pot-puori. Like MacArthur, I shall return.
Name : denis
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Oct 20 1998
12:30:20
Homepage : No home page
Comments : excellent info ,especially the rotary sander..thanks
Name : Greg Morris
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Oct 12 1998
20:26:33
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I am a full time woodturner and I have found that a shellac finish would have to be the best finish I have ever used as it gives wood great depth and smoothness.I would like to try shellawax on my bowls.Is there a distributor in Christchurch , New Zealand.I have enjoyed your website,thanks Greg
Name : Gregson O'Neill
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Oct 5 1998
21:30:07
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Excellent display. Some very interresting designs. Keep up the good work.
Name : Terry Keven
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Oct 5 1998
18:32:00
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Great site, very informative
Name : Dick Jarski
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Oct 5 1998
12:17:10
Homepage : No home page
Comments : Will be looking into your products. I am impressed over it's write-ups.
Name : bruce
Email : [email protected]
Date : Tue Sep 22 1998
18:03:56
Homepage : No home page
Comments : bloody marvellous polish ..... best ever..... love it
Name : June
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Sep 21 1998
21:33:36
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I enjoyed visiting the site. I have recently begun woodturning and find it a great way to relax.I was interested in the information on your productsJune
Name : fred
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Sep 14 1998
23:23:00
Homepage : No home page
Comments : wow...............................
Name : doorstop
Email : [email protected]
Date : Mon Sep 14 1998
21:30:08
Homepage : No home page
Comments : bloody marvellous ,wonderful demonstrator , gorgeous women...............
Name : Loren West
Email : [email protected]
Date : Fri Sep 11 1998
21:26:04
Homepage : No home page
Comments : I have enjoyed this site, thank you, I am a new woodturner and am very interested in gaining a higher gloss than i am at the moment. I am going to try some if these products from these pages. Thank you
Name : Nick Cook
Email : [email protected]
Date : Thu Sep 10 1998
21:26:55
Homepage : Nick Cook Woodturner
Comments : Enjoyed seeing you website.Looks great.
Name : Neil Ellis
Email : [email protected]
Date : Thu Sep 10 1998
09:40:17
Homepage : U-Beaut Enterprises
Comments : My apologies to anyone who had signed the guest book prior to September 1st 1998. Unfortunately we had major computer problems for about 3 weeks and lost the lot. If there were unanswered questions etc. that weren’t replied to please let me know. Neil Ellis
Name : ANDREA DALEY
Email : andrea_restore
Date : Tue Sep 8 1998 21:38:59
Homepage : No home page
Comments : RESTORERS BREAKTHROUGH! For the first time in
history, restoration experts from all over the world are in
communication with each other. This is coming into being because
we are sharing ideas, technical skills and locating resources
that are so important to the trade. We are restorers of:
furniture, pottery/ceramics/ fine porcelain, paper, books,
glass/crystal, metal, leather, clocks, oil paintings, gilt items,
and we are antique dealers,c ollectors, appraiser, adjusters, art
consultants, artists, conservators(anyone who has an interest in
returning an item to its aesthetic beauty orprior form).As a
result of the first Restorers Convention in Albany NY, last
August, anassociation of restorers was created. Since then,
there are over 150 members networking with each
other. The Association of Restorers will host its
third convention in Las Vegas, December 3rd, 4th and 5th.
It is open to ANTIQUE DEALERS and restorers from all over the
world. Techniques, that for so long, have been referred to
as “trade secrets” are now being taught to
others. There is a wealth of crossover information being
shared among the experts and novices.The Association of Restorers
now has an ongoing chat line with “live” chats
scheduled every 6 weeks. A question can be posted at any time.
TheAssociation publishes a quarterly newsletter, which keeps
their members abreast on all the latest happenings. It
covers the technical skills so the whole industry will be
elevated. It is becoming known as “the source”
toacquire information.The Association is open to the novice, the
expert, the hobbyist, suppliers and all those who serve the
industry. There is a special invitation that goes out
to the ANTIQUE DEALERS, appraisers,
insurance adjusters andprivate COLLECTORS.
Please visit our website: www.antiquerestorers.com
Call us at 1800 260-1829Contact : Association of
Restorers
PO Box
447
Salisbury Center, NY 13454