There are a lot of YouTube channels for woodturning instruction of varying, and sometimes dubious quality. Happily, I see that Richard Findley (a member who has long been on Instagram) has recently started a YouTube channel.
Not only does Findley have lots of street cred as a well-established UK professional turner and demonstrator, it is evident from his videos that he is also a natural teacher. He has a pleasant, non-hyped manner of speaking that makes his instruction very easy to listen to. His YouTube videos so far are detailed and well-produced.
Findley's first few videos have been at a relatively introductory level—the last two on the skew—but they are so good that I think they could be a worthwhile refresher for anyone. It is a real treat to see videos of this quality on YouTube.
Not only does Findley have lots of street cred as a well-established UK professional turner and demonstrator, it is evident from his videos that he is also a natural teacher. He has a pleasant, non-hyped manner of speaking that makes his instruction very easy to listen to. His YouTube videos so far are detailed and well-produced.
Findley's first few videos have been at a relatively introductory level—the last two on the skew—but they are so good that I think they could be a worthwhile refresher for anyone. It is a real treat to see videos of this quality on YouTube.
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