Stuart Batty has released a number of new videos

[Brian Deakin]

Stuart Batty has released a number of new videos which I found worth a watch

Stuart Batty Woodturning

A third generation apprenticed woodturner with over 40 years of experience. Stuart Batty is recognized as one of the world’s most accomplished woodturners. Through years of production turning and teaching hands-on classes, Stuart developed a unique style of the European push-cut technique...

www.youtube.com

 

[Alan Weinberg]

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Dave Hulett]

his videos are a cut above the rest. thanks for the notice

 

[Tom Albrecht]

Batty is one of the best, no doubt about it. However, these recent videos are more about selling his wares than anuthing else.

 

[hockenbery]

Stewart is an excellent teacher.
Everything he teaches works well when executed the way Stewart does it.

I use a few things Stewart teaches but most of what I do came from experimenting with the techniques i was exposed to in watching demos, taking classes, assisting in classes, discussions with colleagues.
I am very much influenced by:
Liam O’Neil, David Ellsworth, Al Stirt, Christian Burchard, Soren Berger, Johannes Michelson, Jimmy Clewes, Trent Bosch, Lyle Jamieson, and many others.

In the local area I see Don Geiger, Ron Browning, Dixie Biggs, Rudy Lopez, Franck Johansson and others often enough to pick up a few new tricks every year.

 

[john lucas]

I'm like you Al. although I try to absorb what Stuart teaches. I have a try this attitude and try to learn from everyone. living near John Jordan he was a huge inspiration. my friend Joe Looper who studied under a lot of tge people you mentioned was also a huge help. Frank Sudol and Binh Pho were huge inspirations. Rude Asolnik anfmd Betty Scarpine taught me a lot.
I think people are missing out by not learning more about turners from the past. Stephen Hobgin is still inspiring ne as well as Mike Hosaluk.

 

[Alan Weinberg]

I think people are missing out by not learning more about turners from the past.

We are learning from people like you. I wish more of these “legends” would get on the AAW site.

I have taken Jimmy Clewes classes and an Ellsworth class. Hoping to do a couple more like Jackofsky and others.

YouTube is a great source also.

 

[john lucas]

Sadly many of tge "greats from the past" have passed on.