Hi pretty new to wood turning. Started with a Harbor Freight and really crappy tools. Recently gotten a jet 10 22 and some Robert Sorbey tools including the car idea set with the lathe. Interested in bowls, rings, and trying some epoxy turning looking forward to seeing who else is asking well.
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Scott Faulkner
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Welcome! I too started with a workshop full of Harbor Fright tools, but, after seeing the HUGE difference a quality tool makes, I'm slowly phasing those out. 
Mark Hepburn
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Welcome Scott!
Welcome to the forum. You might want to find a club as there is lots of help there. Think you will like that lathe good quality.
Welcome to the Forum from Ohio.While tool quality can assist, developing your turning skills call be rewarding and enjoyable on its own. This Forum is a good place to help you along the way.