Hello everyone,
I had planned on just watching YouTube videos to learn how to turn, using carbide tools.
But after introducing myself on the forum, I was advised to join a club or take classes, and after reading the advice on this getting started section, especially by hockenberry, I signed up for a woodturning 101 class at craft supplies, in Provo.
It's a 3 day course from June 8th to the 10th.
After reading that self taught newbies can develop bad habits, this seemed the most sensible thing to do.
I'm excited to take this course, and would like to thank the folks on the forum for their advice.
I had planned on just watching YouTube videos to learn how to turn, using carbide tools.
But after introducing myself on the forum, I was advised to join a club or take classes, and after reading the advice on this getting started section, especially by hockenberry, I signed up for a woodturning 101 class at craft supplies, in Provo.
It's a 3 day course from June 8th to the 10th.
After reading that self taught newbies can develop bad habits, this seemed the most sensible thing to do.
I'm excited to take this course, and would like to thank the folks on the forum for their advice.