Woodturning with a Skew | How To

Learn to use a skew chisel. This is a great video for anyone interested in woodturning with a skew. This covers planning, cutting beads, and selecting the correct skew.
Thank you to Woodcraft of Chattanooga and Wayne Loveless.
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[@gerardjohnson2106]

The man is not only a master turner, he is also a master instructor. Thanks for sharing.

[@kd9856]

Allan Batty, legendary woodturner a true master way before anybody else on KZbin you need to check out some of his videos

[@rodneylove8023]

I'm not even a wood turner, but I learned a lot from two very good teachers on this episode.

[@CraftsmansLegacy]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

Hi Eric. I have a " Homemade " lathe. I have the motor, lathe, and just the other day I got a speed control. This video is Surprisingly right on time. Kinda spooky actually. Thanks for the video. This guy is a Really good teacher. Have a BLESSED DAY. 😎🇺🇸

[@pmelchman]

Great video Eric, I am not a wood turner, you got me thinking!

[@stevegpsych68]

Very informative thankyou. My mind keeps taking me to the woodturners from Asia you see on youtube ..... Basic machines and at the most 2 chisels, one a more flattened kind of roughing gouge (or curved skew .... Depending on how you view it 😊), and what they knock out puts us to shame, well me anyway. I look at my range of chisels and the only conclusion i can come to is that i lack skill. And skill comes from 100s of hours of practice.

[@paulschraith2578]

Thank you for the explanation and the demonstration of the skew chisels! I am new to turning and grateful for the lesson! Looking forward to more!

[@CraftsmansLegacy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@VertexCarver]

A treat to follow along you two gentlemen. Thanks guys ^^

[@anthonykinrade8642]

Excellent tuition, thanks......

[@cindydineen4292]

What a fantastic video! That gentleman is not only a skilled craftsman, but, also a wonderful teacher!! It's absolutely amazing that your graceful spindle was formed from a variation of the same cuts!! Wood turning is so peaceful to watch and results in such lovely creations. Thanks so much for sharing! Hope you and Buddy have an awesome day! God bless!!

[@CraftsmansLegacy]

Thank you, Cindy!!

[@cindydineen4292]

@@CraftsmansLegacy you're welcome!

[@leatherbydragonfly]

What a great opportunity to learn from a master. FYI, I have a phobia of lathes

[@Swamp-Fox]

This makes me want to go to Woodcraft and take a turning class!

[@kennethcjackson3391]

I love this segment great work. Very informative and helpful

[@michellekush986]

That was soo cool and informative!!Thank-you soo much guys!!👍😎

[@CraftsmansLegacy]

Thank you!

[@chiefvancamp]

Very informative. Great content!

[@GibClark]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MdRomjan-iz3nk]

Hi

[@jeffelkins5602]

Tubes!

[@shockdocracing]

Sure do miss the series…… I’m in the middle of nowhere now.

[@MikeTwoPoint0]

No face sheilds.

[@wayneatacornwoodturning2206]

I suggest you take a look at Steve Jones, a production turner, @woodturner21 now there’s a true master of the skew in action!

[@jacobwilson3316]

I agree he’s really good showing his skill but I’d say his videos are not for beginners because in my own opinion he lacks instruction and foresight to any possible mishaps that a beginner would run into, but again that’s my opinion, Peter Galbert,and Jon Siegel are pretty awesome turners too! Though I’d be here all day listing some KZbin pros! I actually purchased the Galbert caliper, love it!!