Thread: Triangle Area NC 27 Feb 2016 Get Together

Health issues got me riding this one more than I like, but when the knee is acting up , I can still ride. Tc
And when it don't hurt too much I ride 2 wheels
The pic of the trike is up on top of the Cheroholla Skyway if you look at the sign. Tc

The factory trikes just came out when I retired, worked on a few before hanging up the wrenches. I remember those Triumph Tigers when they came out, almost bought one! Here's my 2005 T100 that I used for rippin' around town when the dresser was too much:

Okay.............here is what is in the making for a drawing/raffle minus the money donation. I will be preparing a banded boar 24mm knot brush in a spalted Tamarind hardwood.

Hope all that attend will like the design seeing that I have not figured that one out yet! It will even be a surprise to me and the lathe as well.

So Joe, hopefully this will be ready for the drawing in just over a week. I will post Friday the night before our meet the finished turned brush here on the page for all to see.

Thanks for putting this thread back on track Michael and thanks for your generosity

Originally Posted by greatbolo

Thanks for putting this thread back on track Michael and thanks for your generosity

I just hope the attendees like what ever comes to fruition as well. I have a general idea but that is subject to change just when I get the wood mounted and the cutting tools in hand...

Is the event open to SRP newbies? I post a bit on the forum across the street, but I mostly stick to the facebook groups. A friend from there that's a member here told me about this get together, and I'd love to attend. I've been doing the straight razor thing since last May and have acquired a handful of cool, vintage blades, but my poor stropping skills are costing me an arm and a leg in honing costs. I'd love to get some in-real-life advice about stropping and honing if I can. :-)

I'm scared to death the USPS is going to lose these every time I send them out for honing..

I think I speak for the rest of the guys that it certainly is open to anyone who wants to attend. Everyone would be glad to have you.

Hi dudesweet157,
It's open to all skill levels and our hope is to pass on what we have learned. Look forward to seeing you there!

Great! I guess I'll see you guys there. I'll be the guy no one knows with the ridiculous moustache. :-)

Great! You'll recognize us by the third eye we all have in the middle of our foreheads.