http://www.gutenberg.org/files/15460...-h/15460-h.htm

"doc44" wrote in news:Fgm4e.1846$yL2.948
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http://www.gutenberg.org/files/15460...-h/15460-h.htm


This is a good resource. What prompted you to post the link?

Patriarch

I'm trying to learn how to use the lathe.

"Patriarch" wrote in message
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"doc44" wrote in news:Fgm4e.1846$yL2.948
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http://www.gutenberg.org/files/15460...-h/15460-h.htm


This is a good resource. What prompted you to post the link?

Patriarch

"doc44" wrote in news:bDE4e.6203$eG3.4330
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I'm trying to learn how to use the lathe.


So am I. And I'm finding that human and video instruction suits my
learning style with the lathe, more so than prose and picture. YMMV. But
the written word, as well as the historic perspective, is still
fascinating.

Turn safely.

Patriarch

I am trying to learn also,
I signed up for a class at a local woodworking shop and really enjoyed it.
We turned some bowls and small boxes and got instruction on tool sharpening.
I was able to feel comfortable to go to the woodpile and pick a log and turn
a bowl with some 10 year old spiney locust.


"Patriarch" wrote in message
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"doc44" wrote in news:bDE4e.6203$eG3.4330
@fe03.lga:

I'm trying to learn how to use the lathe.


So am I. And I'm finding that human and video instruction suits my
learning style with the lathe, more so than prose and picture. YMMV. But
the written word, as well as the historic perspective, is still
fascinating.

Turn safely.

Patriarch

In article et, Rick
Cox wrote:

I signed up for a class at a local woodworking shop and really enjoyed it.

I did that a couple of years ago, and it was a real boon to my
understanding of the lathe and how to use the tools.

I'm planning to do it again soon.

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