This is one fantastic day

Bill Wyko

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First, my father has been the hospital for over a month and he finally got to go home. Second, my daughter is graduating with honors from high school tonight, and third ;D My vessel Monsoon, was just published in American Woodworker magazine in the April/May issue. The bad news is, there out of issues and I haven't seen it and can't find an issue anywhere. :( It's on page 50 from what I've been told. What a great day. Thanks God. :D I'll find an issue some how.
 
Go Bill, go! It's nice when the stars align - years of work and effort culminating at the same time. Here's to ego boosts, and your well-earned recognition. Kudos.
 
Thank you guys. I needed a good day. Another good thing today, I sold a dune buggy today as well. ;D
 
Congratulations Bill.

I wish continued success for your dad's recovery and your daughters future.  (Oh yea, your fine woodworking skills too)  ;)

Dan
 
Now if I could just find a copy of the magazine. I've only been told by members of other sites. ;)
 
Bill -

Buy me a lottery ticket, too. In fact, buy ten!

The check is in the mail! ;D
 
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Bill, what a great day. Please feel free to spread some of that good luck around.  :) ;) Fred
 
Congratulations Bill!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

I will look at the Border books tomorrow.  If they have it I will buy it and send it to you.
 
Congrats Bill. ;D ;D ;D ;D  Don't forget to pick me up a lottery ticket too. I will also look for the magazine tommorrow. Maybe I could get you autograph
 
Thanks very, very much. What they wrote is on their own but fairly accurate. I used to be a framer, now I own Audio 2000 a car stereo shop where I've built dozens of woofer boxes, consoles and custom doors. Now I've added selling dune buggies and my wood work. I try to sleep at least 3 nights a week too. :D I really appreceiate you posting the article, thanks again. Tried the lotto....not quite that lucky. ;)
 
I got it today, it was in the July issue, just incase anyone else went looking for it. Looks great.
 
This is a great magazine also, first time I read it. Now all I want to do is lay in a hammock, wearin' my wooden cowboy hat, and read up on Bill's great project.
 
At the last Art exhibit it was priced at $6500.00. It can now be acquired for a mere $4000.00 ;) . I will rarely build a piece this complex unless I'm commissioned to do so. This being the 15th piece I ever turned and the first piece I ever attempted at this level of complexity, it should make it go up in value over time. At least I hope so. This vessel put me through an education like no school has ever offered. ;D
 
That would be great. It's hard for me to do art shows because of my other business'. I'd much rather build pieces when I can and have them in a gallery. I doubt I'm going to make a living at this any time soon, but it sure is fun and satisfying. I look at it this way, If I don't sell something......it looks great in my house. ;D I'm actually starting another very complicated one right now. It'll probably be done in the fall some time.
 
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