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1. 
   GEide | Dec 09, 2008 09:23pm | #1

   Dear picapiedra,

   Sorry for the delay in getting you an answer. I'll touch base with a turner and see if we can get you a response.

   Thanks,

   Gina
   FineWoodworking.com

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   user-1119429039 | Dec 09, 2008 09:42pm | #2

   Dear Picapiedra,

   Chasing threads is one of the turning skills I've never tried. However, Taunton does have a book by master turner Richard Raffan, which covers the subject. It's the Complete Illustrated Guide to Turning. Here's a link:

   http://store.taunton.com/onlinestore/item/tauntons-complete-illustrated-guide-to-turning-richard-raffan-070757.html

   The alternative: See if there's a woodturner's club in your area, and see if any of the members can help you. Turners, like other woodworkers, are a generally generous lot. You can go to the Web site for the American Association of Woodturners to see if there's a club nearby. Here's a link:

   http://www.woodturner.org/community/

   Good luck. Hope this helps.

   David Heim
   Associate Editor
   Fine Woodworking

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