I am retired in Western Kentucky, a place that has a lot of availability of good woods to turn. I started turning about four years ago on a Nova midi and quickly moved to a Powermatic 3520C. Turning bowls was my first interest but I am now becoming more interested in hollow forms. I learn primarily from YouTube videos and the on line offerings like Cindy Drozda’s. Turning for me is that nexus where tools and materials and technique come together to satisfy some curiosity about that small part of the world.
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Gary Morgan
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Welcome to the forum. You might want to check into local clubs for more info and advise on turning. I can tell you that hollowing is a deep pit to fall into.
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Welcome aboard, Gary. Curiosity can lead to obsession.
Welcome to the forum!