Catches-Part 5: Skew

[@gandrade1]

Hello Tim, Loved this video. You have a great sense of humor…. Great to see the slow motion sections which show details about what is happening with the catches.

[@kerhst]

Thanks for the series! I'm currently in a state of minor shock from some repeated catches and I needed content like this to help me figure out what I'm doing wrong, and get over the hesitancy to get back at the lathe.

[@ivindtobiasjorfald8133]

Thank you! So useful that someone is willing to get a catch on purpose! :D

[@joshbowman4060]

Thanks! Love the slow motion. Really helps

[@theoddartisan2923]

Great video! Thanks for the advice. I feel like I have probably heard all of this before...but that hasn't yet stopped me from getting plenty of catches with a skew. Maybe this video will cement all of these ideas of how to use one in my mind

[@alansimpson596]

I enjoy all of your videos Tim. I've been trying to master the skew for several years but I still only use the peeling cut. Too many catches otherwise. If I'm ever going to get on top of it I will have to practice, practice...

[@EddieSchirmer]

i see a future collaboration of you and The Slowmo Guys... i would love to see these catches at 200,000 FPS lol

[@entic432]

I'm a newbie and would appreciate your input.. I've been told a skew's blade should always be parallel with a work surface.

[@jimkeown2074]

Required view for all turners !

[@casper1240]

had another catch this morning with th dreaded Skew went with a right kin bang scared me shitless might just stop using this devils tool !!

[@andykliszcz9102]

I hate catches. Scares the life out of me. I like the skew tool though

[@АлексейБелоцкий-с3б]

6:58 какой смысл подрезать торец так , если это намного легче можно сделать"носиком" резца . 6:58 what is the point to trim the end so if it's a lot easier to make the"nose" of the cutter .

[@robertlagrange6388]

Dude, loose the sneeze. It is getting old.