Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.
But I am looking after something "more technical" explaining the cuts
more in detail, I am a beginner (well I attended a couple of days
trining with woodturning teacher already, so I already know a bit).
I was thinking after Jimmy Clews "Turnaround". I considered also some
other ones (David ellsworth).
What do you think ? Can you give me some advices about the one I should
get to improve my technique and understanding ?
Thank you...

I, like you, am a beginning woodturner. You're lucky you have some
instruction in the art of woodturning...I'm by myself, with only books
and videos to learn. Anyway, try this link, It was given to me by
someone on a woodturning forum, and I found the videos EXTREMELY
helpful. http://www.turnwood.net/

Good Luck!

....Bert


wrote:
Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.
But I am looking after something "more technical" explaining the cuts
more in detail, I am a beginner (well I attended a couple of days
trining with woodturning teacher already, so I already know a bit).
I was thinking after Jimmy Clews "Turnaround". I considered also some
other ones (David ellsworth).
What do you think ? Can you give me some advices about the one I should
get to improve my technique and understanding ?
Thank you...

If you want technical get Mike Darlow's his books and DVD's, dry, but
it's there. MO

wrote:
Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.
But I am looking after something "more technical" explaining the cuts
more in detail, I am a beginner (well I attended a couple of days
trining with woodturning teacher already, so I already know a bit).
I was thinking after Jimmy Clews "Turnaround". I considered also some
other ones (David ellsworth).
What do you think ? Can you give me some advices about the one I should
get to improve my technique and understanding ?
Thank you...

In article om,
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Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.

Steve Russell and Bill Grumbine (both posters to this ng) both do
excellent, technical videos

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On 2 Oct 2006 11:42:58 -0700, wrote:

Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.
But I am looking after something "more technical" explaining the cuts
more in detail, I am a beginner (well I attended a couple of days
trining with woodturning teacher already, so I already know a bit).
I was thinking after Jimmy Clews "Turnaround". I considered also some
other ones (David ellsworth).
What do you think ? Can you give me some advices about the one I should
get to improve my technique and understanding ?
Thank you...

If you're interested in bowl turning, I can whole heartedly recommend Bill
Grumbine's DVD's.. on basic and advanced bowl turning..

http://www.wonderfulwood.com/

A word of caution.... Don't try Bill's bowl gouge grind or expect to do the
things that he does so easily right away... Use it for a guide to develop your
own style or learn his tool angles and techniques very carefully.. *g*



Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

If you want technical get Mike Darlow's his books and DVD's, dry, but
it's there. MO

If you want the technical side of it, Mike Darlow is THE MAN. More info
than most people want to know. I never really mastered the skew chisel
until I had studied and reviewed Darlow's videos a few times.

-mike paulson, fort collins, co

wrote:

Hello,

I am looking after woodturning DVDs. I have already a couple of ones
from Richard Raffan.
But I am looking after something "more technical" explaining the cuts
more in detail, I am a beginner (well I attended a couple of days
trining with woodturning teacher already, so I already know a bit).
I was thinking after Jimmy Clews "Turnaround". I considered also some
other ones (David ellsworth).
What do you think ? Can you give me some advices about the one I should
get to improve my technique and understanding ?
Thank you...


Here's another site with downloadable videos

http://www.hiltonhandcraft.com/WoodturningVideos.asp

charlie b