Woodturning
Whether you're considering this course and have never tried woodturning, or you're already started, I guarantee you'll learn something new in this course.
Maple Vessel
More than a bowl, but not a vase. Vessels are hollowed out forms. They can be ornamental like a piece of art or more functional, like a keeper of love notes, jewelry, or other treasures.
Maple Vase w/ Epoxy
This piece of maple was badly cracked. But instead of throwing it in the fireplace I used epoxy to highlight the "defect."
Maple Plate with Stripes
In woodturning the possibilities are endless. You can make a plate (pictured above), a bowl, a pen, a vase, ornaments, table legs, baseball bats, stair railings, and so much more.
Example Curriculum
- Lecture 1 Woodturning Overview & Introduction (1:50)
- Lecture 2 - Woodturning Tools - Basic (4:08)
- Lecture 3 Woodturning Safety (You'll shoot your eye out, kid!) (7:28)
- Lecture 4 What kind of lathe do I need? (1:12)
- Lecture 5 - Woodturning Tools - Traditional vs. Carbide (3:36)
- Lecture 6 - Turning Your First Bowl. What you need to know (14:22)
- Lecture 7 - How to Get Better - What's Next? (0:05)
Getting Started in Woodturning
In this course I'll share all the tools, tips, and tricks that I wish I'd known when I started turning. This course will save you money! I'll share information about what tools you need and what tools you don't (I wish someone had told me this stuff, my wallet would be a little thicker). I'll share important safety tips - useful ones, that could literally save your life. I'll teach you about the different kinds of woodturning, bowls, platters, vases, etc. Enroll today for early bird pricing! LAUNCH DATE - January 2022
1:1 Coaching Now Available
1:1 woodturning coaching or chats (virtual of course) available now. Click the link below to learn more. Whether you want advice on technique, tools, or just a conversation, reserve your spot today.
