Getting the word out...

[Ed Davidson]

Each year, our in-house videographer and former Board member, Phil Pratt, shoots video of the annual symposium – and, he's just finished editing a short teaser from the Portland event. It's available on You Tube through this link.

If you'd like to help others learn about our great woodturning hobby, then send this link to all your friends...it's a very well done piece that deserves wide distribution.

And, don't forget to rate the video using YouTube's Red-Star rating system (I gave it five stars!).

 

[John Van Domelen]

Nice!

Bravo!!! Well done. :cool2:

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

Ed, thanks for posting this so quickly. I just checked and the video has already had 200 views

 

[hockenbery]

Phil did a great job.

Check out the clip of Alan Lacer.
If only everyones skew behaved a s nicely as Alan's.


happy turning,
Al

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

The last time that I checked, the viewership was more than 1600. If you haven't taken a look please do so - it only takes a couple of mnutes. You won't be disappointed.

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

Just a quick update. The video has been viewed over 4,600 times so far. Perhaps more important, it's still displayed on the first page if you do a YouTube search for "woodturning". As long as it stays on that first page, it should be easily found and viewed by people.

 

[GeorgeH]

The only thing I get from YouTube is a loop back. I have an account but, when I log in, the log-in routine just takes me back to the log-in/sign-up page where I started. I'd like to see this video. Anybody got any ideas why it doesn't work. YouTube people don't seem to know...

 

[Ken Grunke]

Try deleting the cookies for YouTube, so you can view the video without the login prompt. You'll need to enter your password next time you have to log in but take a look at the video first.

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

10,000 viewers and counting. It packs a punch in less than 2 minutes.

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

This little video keeps on rolling. For some time now, it's been at the top of the YouTube search page when you do a search for "woodturning". 15,000 viewers and counting. Take a look if you haven't seen it.

 

[jimsart]

Aaw Video

Each year, our in-house videographer and former Board member, Phil Pratt, shoots video of the annual symposium – and, he's just finished editing a short teaser from the Portland event. It's available on You Tube through this link.

If you'd like to help others learn about our great woodturning hobby, then send this link to all your friends...it's a very well done piece that deserves wide distribution.

And, don't forget to rate the video using YouTube's Red-Star rating system (I gave it five stars!).

Great Work, It should bring them in!