How To Use A Skew Chisel - Tips & Techniques - WOOD magazine

[@rimski7265]

How refreshing to have a tutorial that is clear, concise and has no annoying drizzle about subscribing etc. Thank you for posting

[@alfrede.neuman4500]

This was probably the best description of how to avoid a catch while using a skew. Thank you!

[@RIanDavis]

The specificity of your explanation is outstanding. And the grammar is excellent too... the must've been recorded in the 1980's... ;)

[@enclosingsilence6011]

To follow up after my other comment. I utilized the information provided in your video and had great success. Further more, it made me more aware of my angles when using my other chisels and I found myself with a lot more control over my cuts. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@robertopasquini9776]

Man, you know how to teach for sure! Congratulation. I got so many catches until now, ...let see if I can do it a little better now! Thank you very much.

[@jarmstrong2843]

I came back to look at this video 2-3 times. It has tons of great info. It is one of the best wood turning videos on KZbin for teaching how to use a difficult to use tool. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@DavidBrown-tt2lm]

Excellent instructional technique. Your clarity and presentation, camera and audio control make for a very effective training video. Well done!

[@darrelllester9732]

Great video! Very well organized making it super clear. Worth watching a number of times when one forgets the basics of using the skew. Thanks!

[@andrew1974able]

Brilliantly clear guidance. Thank you

[@rogeriomartinsmauricio5001]

Very good indeed! you passed the skills very well. Thank you.

[@charlesearl3994]

Thank you for the demonstration that helps me out quite a bit

[@toddreid533]

Now this is what we want and need! Thank you and please continue with a series on basic lathe technics.

[@toonybrain]

As others have commented, this is the best instructional video for the skew. Thank you for the visuals and the clarity of information.

[@busterwest1644]

I agree with Jery One of the best tutorials on the skew I have watched thank you

[@xparatrooper66]

The best video on the topic I have seen thus far. Excellent work! Good pace, good explanation, good camera work. SO glad I saw this!

[@chelseawagner4563]

Great video easy to understand and right to the point.

[@DancingFox6]

Very clear. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

[@kencoleman7762]

Very nicely done and useful. Thanks.

[@rickpalmer3340]

Yes, I would like to know what the height of the rest needs to be. Im sure we’ll find out🤔

[@maggieirving]

Excellent tutorial, thank you

[@klemlyn]

Really helpful and clear. And succinct with no waffle. Sorted my problem with trying to do beads with a 45 degree skew and not seeing the cutting edge. Would be cool to have a few comments about the tool rest height with the same clear explanations.

[@shawngaske3830]

I watched the late master Allan Batty teach this, and it was great but this is no nonsense, to the point and with good camera angles. Thank you for this.

[@icespeckledhens]

Excellent introduction to the skew, thanks James

[@enclosingsilence6011]

Probably the best break down of how to use a skew. Thank you!

[@markvalender]

Hi Thanks for the very detailed demonstration. so helpfull.

[@johnoerter2883]

Very clear and helpful!

[@leroyrush2817]

The best that I have heard on using the skew.😮

[@paulschmolke188]

Good stuff, very helpful😃

[@Kennykoo65]

Excellent video.

[@jameswallace7351]

Thank you for sharing this I want to start turning real soon these tips are great to help me learn as much as possible before I start turning I appreciate you doing this video to teach us do you have other videos James

[@timhalcomb4041]

Really appreciate you sharing this taught me a lot thank you have a blessed day

[@mogbaba]

When I understand an instruction, it means the information has been idiot-proof! I love this, hold it at 10:30 position!

[@ErnstJanEijlers]

Exceptional good instruction on using the skew. I need to start practicing again. :)

[@DancingFox6]

Too true. 20 years ago I was a skew wizard but going back to it I seem to have forgotten everything. Lost my confidence as a result. Video helps so much!

[@tweakerkid]

Great teaching techniques, thanks 🤘

[@volkerpetersen2671]

Is the skew the preferred tool for rolling beads? So far i found it working best. Thank you for the video. There are videos using the skew for concaves... probably not recommend for beginners?

[@Marnild]

This is exactly what i needed. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!

[@kazadthebad9995]

Thanks a lot man, great teaching job..🤘

[@randeb1974]

Nice work. I am curious about the rest height relative to the centre and the tool. If you could give me some general thoughts on it I could get a starting point. Thank you.

[@johnoerter2883]

Cool dead center notion!

[@uMpzZ26e03]

0:17 planing cut 5:36 V cut 8:20 bead cut

[@afficheenteteboutiquedenca1210]

It's like poetry.

[@jakotaervin8775]

This video came from an alternative universe where the main singer of limp biscuit makes youtube videos about wood.

[@TonatiuhMellado]

Muchas gracias por compartir, tenerlo en youtube facilita revisarlo para referencia 😁👍🏻

[@jarmstrong2843]

Excellent video explaining the use of a skew; a tool I have been hesitant to use. Question: Where does on buy a dead end like what is being used in the video? I’ve looked and can not find one.

[@brianwoodturner]

Part #2593 from www.oneway.ca or any Oneway distributor

[@davanders2006]

I got to say that this kid made an informative skew chisel video but at the same time he'll cause you to fall asleep.

[@DancingFox6]

Let’s call it relaxed. I have the attention span of a sand flea but I stayed with it. Mostly. If you need an instructor who’ll make you stay focused whether you’re sleepy or not, try Kent Weakly on KZbin.

[@logan5824]

Still not gonna use the devils can opener! 😂😂

[@hpgildwel]

The thing he skipped - your tool rest needs to be above the spindle center

[@taiwanluthiers]

I followed every videos on rolling beads and it catches EVERY TIME.

[@mikel4510]

More ads than a bad cable tv show and almost as good.

[@howardsmith148]

Very informative and really helpful 👍. Thank you.