Cameron Stark

[Cameron Stark]

Hello everyone,

I'm brand new here, I'm a beginner in Arvada, Colorado. I turned 10-15 pens 5 or 6 years ago but then I lived in apartments until recently. I now have a workshop in the garage and I'm trying to get back into turning. I recently took an intro to turning class at Woodcraft and I'm hoping to take a bowl class soon.

 

[Gerald Lawrence]

Cameron welcome to the forums. You might want to look into turning clubs in your area.Looks like the closest might be Denver.

 

[Bill Boehme]

Welcome to the AAW forum, Cameron. The best way to jump start your woodturning skills would be to attend the next meeting of the Front Range Woodturners.

 

[Dave Landers]

Welcome to the AAW forum, Cameron. The best way to jump start your woodturning skills would be to attend the next meeting of the Front Range Woodturners.

That's the ticket. And, if you can, come up to Loveland in September for Rocky Mountain Woodturning Symposium

 

[hockenbery]

Welcome to the forum. I too encourage you to connect with local clubs.
The clubs offer a wide range is support for their members.

A class is a good way to get started bowl turning.

 

[David Hill]

Welcome from Texas!
A class is a great nonstress way to get started.
This hobby--more than my others, gives me the greatest amount of stress relief (and sometimes a little frustration when those bad things happen with a piece of wood)