3 Key Principles for New Woodturners

[@johnwallace4408]

Great video, even experienced turners need a refresher course! SAFE TURNING, John.

[@MrTaylorcraft]

All new turners need to watch this video. Very well done!

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

+CJ Faulkner Thanks for the feedback.

[@coboscounty8513]

Great Video! Pencil and straw help out so much! Thank u!

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the specific feedback.

[@AJsWargaming]

It never hurts to hear this again. Thanks!

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Allan Wright Your videos on gaming took me back to my military days where we did command and staff training using some pretty sophisticated computer assisted board gaming.

[@AJsWargaming]

Mike Peace Small world! I don't have a military background, but was introduced to the hobby by my Uncle who served during the Vietnam era. Wood turning is of course a distraction to my Wargaming hobby, but a welcome new change. I took some furniture design courses in college, but always loved the turning the most, so that's why I've just turned my shop into a turning shop as best I can.

[@AJsWargaming]

Allan Wright Actually my wargaming blog features my new lathe: ajs-wargaming.blogspot.com/2015/07/a-new-distraction.html Not a bad machine for a beginner to start on. It came with a chuck and a dozen Sorby HSS chisels.

[@2468chilly]

Helpful information for this struggling turner. Thanks!

[@WoodFrontier]

Thanks for sharing Mike. Very useful information. I like the "Almost sharp, it will almost cut" line. It's easy to remember.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Wood Corner I can't remember who first coined that phrase.

[@jerhall95945]

5 STARS Mike.

[@HarryWatts65]

Thanks Mike: Very good instructional and demonstration video, Thanks for sharing, Best wishes Harry.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

***** Vous êtes les bienvenus

[@discgolftrainnut]

Great vid. I just got a lathe and have not used one yet. I'm putting this in my Watch Later list for when I get some time.

[@muziqjazz]

Hello M. Mike. Thanks for the video; it is appreciated. Funny thing is that in my "coming soon" video I broke a piece because I was not sharp enough; had more vibrations than cuts and "voilà"... end up with 2 pieces of wood. Thanks again for sharing. Marc

[@tommyschutz9008]

Hey Mike, I was amazed by that toothpick holder you had on, a while back. I milled a bunch of blanks and wanted to revisit the making of the toothpick holder, and I can't locate it. Can you help me out?Tnanks,Tommy

[@tywood2415]

Awesome instruction Mike. Thanks

[@WigWagWorkshop]

You are one excellent teacher! I get it now, thank you for this video. I am going to make them straws, has I feel it will help me, until it becomes 2nd nature.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

WigWagWorkshop Thanks so much for that positive feedback!

[@hawkwind23]

Good sound advice Mike , Thanks for sharing All the best Bram

[@55dougie]

very nice instruction and demo...... well done.

[@rmacbow]

Just starting, thanks for the videos.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Good luck and safe turning.

[@fishmaster007]

great advice , keep up the great videos

[@pierreviviers8505]

Thank you, well explained

[@antonio.zanella]

Many thanks

[@guybreysse3456]

Très bonne vidéo.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

+Guy Breysse Merci, mon ami

[@DaWinter69]

It's ironic that this video popped up for me today. Last night I snapped my tool rest with a bad catch. I will ride the bevel. I will ride the bevel. I will ride the bevel. 😂

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Oh, so sorry. But you weren't hurt, right?

[@DaWinter69]

Mike Peace Woodturning No thankfully not but it gave me quite a surprise! I bought a replacement tool rest and was much more careful this evening.

[@homebrewwoodproducts8650]

Thanks Mike. Great video for us beginners. Will add it to novicewoodworker.com