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    Attention all bowlmakers: Guenivere mini coming!!

    I just found out from my contact at King Arthur's Tools that they are coming out with a smaller version of the round inflatable sander. I don't know when it will be widely available, but I should be getting one to test out pretty soon. As soon as I do, I'll spread the word.

    This should be perfect for those narrower lobes that occur towards the bottom of a bowl, as well as for some fun shaping at the top edge. I've been lobbying for one for quite a while, and apparently I wasn't the only one. Hope it works as expected!
    Carole

    Follow me on my blog: www.scrollsawbowls.blogspot.com
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