Woodturning with Tim Yoder, Shop Tour

[@ZoeSummers1701A]

I love your videos, your manner, humour and presentation. I can't wait for new videos to appear. Bless you for all your advice, inspiration and help.

[@spencerbrown2594]

I appreciate the tour and it will help me in the future when I setup my shop. Thank you Tim.

[@SJWoodworks]

I'm impressed there is so much stuff in such a small space. I'm also very jealous of that lathe!

[@markfullersbackhoeprojects3583]

Beautiful shop

[@kenromines6393]

Tell me why I haven’t seen this before? Best advice on small shop layout I’ve see. I will use some of your advice as I’m currently remodeling my shop. And yes I like and use you tool selections, I have most of them because of your advice and use. Thanks. Ken, Lubbock, Tx

[@BigBirdsWorkshop]

That lathe is awesome...

[@brahimgharbi1523]

I have really enjoyed your shop tour, your talking style is pretty relaxing, actually I am a turning learner, I will be receiving my lathe in a 10 day time, sure I am learning from you brother, wishing you all the success, // Ibrahim from Tunisia.

[@rosstga]

enjoyed your tour...Great ideas

[@DanielWilliams-vo7ni]

That it s the lathe i dream about having!

[@ryanpedersen4715]

Tim, just found this channel and really liking the variety of your topics. In this video you talked about an LED light and I have been looking at LED lights bulbs (not fixtures) for my lathe. Can you or anyone else recommend a brand and possibly a specific light (soft, bright, natural)? I have a 4224b with two 100w fixtures that will take a size up to the "normal" incandescent size.

[@woodturningwithtimyoder]

Sorry for the late reply Ryan. I have not found an led yet that is economical . Also I have had a hard time finding a 100w equivalent that shines a soft natural light. If you find one let me know. My next upgrade is to see if I can replace my fluorescent fixtures with LEDs.

[@KingJahTheSecond]

nice!

[@jamesgibson668]

Hi Tim I've been trying off an on for a couple years now an I only have pine to turn with my question is what's the best way to dry it so it don't crack bad

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Why did you get rid of the Stubby you had in your last shop tour?

[@davidlawson9797]

Very nice Tim. One question for you. I make a lot of game calls and bottle toppers, when I sand I sand with walnut oil. Can you do this with the baronet? Will the baronet last as long ? Thanks.

[@duallygsd]

I have not had a chance to wet sand with the Abranet. I will give it a shot and get back with you. My first thought is that it should hold up fine to the oil.

[@chriswalters1014]

Tim Yoder hey tim i tried to friend u on facebook

[@rjk930]

Hi Tim, Your comments on the Robust have peaked my curiosity. If you are familiar with the OneWay 2436, can you tell me advantages your Robust has? These two are the lathes I am considering. Thanks for your comments.

[@markluxton3402]

I have to ask; do wood turners make a living selling their work? Seems like a quite a limited amount of things made for sale, and never covering the costs. Is wood turning more of a hobby, so the expensive tools, don't need to pay for themselves, or earn you a living?