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This is a discussion on Mark's Workshop within the Special Needs Woodworking forums, part of the General Woodworking category; Once again I have to marvel at this guy's work. He is legally blind and ...



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Old 12-01-2008, 11:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Once again I have to marvel at this guy's work. He is legally blind and we have been corresponding about our woodworking. You've got to see this.

http://www.marksworkshop.com/index.htm

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Old 12-01-2008, 11:44 AM   #2 (permalink)
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He is amazing and leaves little excuse for our own self pity and handicaps. I think I better go practice now
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Wow Gary, Mark does some really nice work.
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It makes me and my work look like amateurs. It's going to be difficult going back to my lathe.
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That work is amazing. It's much better than i have ever dreamed of doing ,and i have my sight. Thank you Mark!
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Excellent work, the pride he shows in the work seems almost triumphant...

A great attitude, "this is what I can do."
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Amazing work ....i had an uncle that was totally blind and carved toys for me when I was a child......he knew where everything was in the house, worked in his garden and built an unground cellar including all the wood walls, ceiling stairs and door. I was always amazed at what he was able to do........Mark's work is amazing, but how does he move around in this forum

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Fantastic even if not legally blind!
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