How to Turn a Magnifying Glass (woodlogger.com)

This Magnifying Glass project was inexpensive, fun, and easy to make. In this video I go over how I turned this magnifying glass on a lathe. If you want more pictures and a description on how I made this, check out my site over at: www.woodlogger.com/
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[@TheShavingWoodWorkshop]

It came out really nice - Very good instructions

[@Woodlogger]

+The ShavingWood Workshop Thank you..!

[@GuysShop]

Nice project and nice to see you back!

[@Woodlogger]

+GuysWoodshop Thanks guy. Yeah I took the summer off and then it stretched into fall. Glad to be back in my shop.

[@caidenvincenzo7718]

I know it is pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?

[@houstonabraham6181]

@Caiden Vincenzo I watch on Flixzone. You can find it on google :)

[@ProspectorBill]

I do not own a lathe and have been woodworking for over 40 years. Should I add one to my shop?

[@Hopesedge]

Neat.

[@jacobbautista3925]

Wow 😮😮😮

[@skilltoyguides]

turn on subtitles and watch from 0:43 hahaha

[@dwightl5863]

Can you explain your reasoning for NOT using a paper towel but rather a cloth? Goes against common turning philosophy not to use cloth due to a safety factor. Regards, Dwight L.

[@Woodlogger]

Sure Dwight. On wood finish blanks I do use paper towels. When it comes to acrylic I used a paper towel once and it scratched it up. I only use cloth for finishing acrylic now.