Getting started with woodturning

[@berhanegebriel3155]

You Are By Grace One Of The Best Teachers I Ever Had. Keep It Up For The Lord Is Always Near.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thank you! 😃

[@royalvarez6436]

Glenn thanks for your last two videos. I hope that this pandemic is resolved globally, but in these times your videos are most welcomed. I do sincerely hope you are able to visit us in Houston next year. Cheers and regards to Cornelia.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thanks Roy, I hope so too.

[@markchoitz443]

Well laid out and presented, Thanks Glenn. I highly recommend your sharpening video, it's very thorough and easy to view and implement.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thank you Mark. I appreciate your comments.

[@dengudomlige8644]

Thanks for a great video that shows what´s important and what´s not. I was given a Myford ml8 in very good shape and very complete some time ago and being a long time mechanic I know my tools but I´m completely new to woodturning and this video shows that you don´t need every tool in the store to get started. A couple of spindle thread adapters and a bit of fantasy to find 1 MT stuff is good to have in my case... Thanks again, stay healthy! Cheers from Sweden.

[@nicooosthoek1502]

Great video Glenn. When people ask me "what do I need for woodturning" I can give them this video.

[@everettlondon1384]

Pro tip : watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@eddiezachariah9280]

@Everett London Definitely, been watching on flixzone} for months myself =)

[@maximilianovivone4929]

Important tips and advice from a great teacher

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thank you Max.

[@ricardobarbosa6197]

Perfect! Very clear and professional. Thanks

[@jontucker5893]

Excellent video. Hope to see you post more.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

More to come!

[@seankelleher3697]

Excellent video and a great guide to anyone starting up 👍👍👍👍👍

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TimRobertsonWoodturning]

Thank you for another amazing and very informative video.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thanks Tim.

[@michaelcrisler5702]

Fantastic job Glenn! Very nice!

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Many thanks!

[@madeiradetorno8680]

Acabei de me tornar seu discípulo, belas ferramentas parabéns.

[@pettigrewwoodworks]

Excellent overview! Thanks for sharing.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterherrington3300]

Great advice & very well presented

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jerrydempsey3490]

Excellent video. Thank you for the valuable information.

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnMcGrathManInShed]

very informative

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Glad you think so!

[@shanesmith1982-w8c]

Great video a lot to take in. Years ago I took a few woodturning lessons. At that time I bought 5 chisels parting, spindle, bowl, skew, rough gouge, question is. Videos I watch now seems to use a scraper a lot more has there been a change in the tooling and the way it's used?

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Traditional woodturning tools when used correctly can give very clean crisp cuts. Carbide scrapers on the other hand do as the name suggest and scrape leading to an inferior surface in most cases. Carbide scrapers are intuitive to use and do not require much experience or practice to make a project. However it is easy to tell when something is turned using only a scraper.

[@Keth.S]

Hi Glenn, was just wondering do you ever use Danish oil on a piece intended for use with food. I have a few orders in which are items to be used with food, and was wondering if Danish oil would be suitable. Thanks again

[@GlennLucasWoodTurner]

Keith Small I have often used Rustins Danish oil as it has been certified food and toy safe.

[@Keth.S]

@@GlennLucasWoodTurner Much appreciated

[@sittingbull6443]

Ein Meister seines Faches! 👍