Coloring Markers for the Wood Lathe: Woodturning with Sam

[@JerryTraegerSmoker]

Always a great idea for Color Thanks for sharing!!

[@fredgraber9385]

Great information Sam. I've tried markers for adding color to a piece, but they were cheap, and of coarse you get what you pay for. Thanks for sharing, Fred

[@MikeWaldt]

Some more good hints and tips Sam. Thanks. Cheers Mike

[@spwoodart]

Nice. I use markers a lot on my turnings. Faber Castell is my favorate pens. Thanks for sharing.

[@JimE6243]

Good info Sam. I had no idea.............. but I do now. Thanks. JimE

[@robertaltic3395]

Thanks for the info Sam. Love your color work, a true artist you are! Trying some decoration with the Wagner tool, looking for the best marker. This will be most helpful. Best, Bob

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+Robert Altic Thanks Bob

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Very informative video thank you for sharing it!

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

Re: Crossbow. I saw that the crossbow was behind me in one of the shots and thought I would get lots of questions and comment. Well, around 1990 or so, my oldest son made this in middle school wood shop. It was a kit. He supplied the wood. The thing did work and very well. He and a friend took them out and immediately broke the arrows. These should never have been made in a school by 14 year old boys. Ironic as hell. I worked in a a middle school for 18 years. Anyway there is a little more information. Thanks everyone for your support. Sam

[@robertkutz]

sam great tip.

[@livingwoodcreations-woodtu6540]

I was going to say cool crossbow where did you get it and then you said where you got it Spooky

[@theboysllc3174]

I am a freshman in high school and want to start doing wood working any tips to get me started?

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+zach jackson Depending upon where you live, you can get connected to a club or another turner in your area. Turners are great people and love to pass on their knowledge. As you know, KZbin is full of good information on turning. But be careful, there is some garbage out there. Do a search on AAW chapters (clubs) See what comes up for your area. Turning can be expensive. You can learn and do it without spending lots of money. There are also good magazines etc. If you can, join the AAW American Association of Woodturners. By joining you will get 6 magazines of the American Woodturner. Do you have a lathe? Do you have a lathe in your school? Does your shop teacher know anything about turning? Later Sam