Best Woodturning YouTubers

[GeordieTurner]

Who do the members watch on YouTube for instruction, techniques and general interest?

 

[ScaredyCat]

Andy Phillip

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDQz4H7tz6Fwu5_5rg4W6pA

Love his stuff...


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[mayo.mick]

Mike Waldt

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI_tt3 ... B8ebtB4k1w

Sam Angelo in America
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRZxyT ... kIZDAsaFnA

 

[stewart]

If you get into colouring, then I have made some videos (if it's ok to blow my own trumpet, so to speak!)
https://www.youtube.com/user/stewartfurini/videos?view_as=subscriber

 

[ScaredyCat]

If you get into colouring, then I have made some videos (if it's ok to blow my own trumpet, so to speak!)
https://www.youtube.com/user/stewartfurini/videos?view_as=subscriber

You sound like Jeremy Hardy...



.. before he died, obviously.

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[Lazurus]

Lyle JAMIESON - very effective methods for bowl turning - sound commonsense approach which works.

 

[finneyb]

Sam Angelo http://www.wyomingwoodturner.com

 

[Trevanion]

I've got quite a list of turners on my subscription feed that I watched (Still watch some!) from when I was into it years ago, here's the majority of them for anyone who's interested:

Al Furtado
Alan Stratton
Andy Phillip
Anthony Yakonick
Bob Hamilton
Brian Havens
Eddie Castelin
Eddie Castelin (New Channel)
Erik Anderson
Carl Jacobson
Cip Mendez
Frank Howarth
Jake Gevorgian
Jim Overton
Kyle Toth
Martin Saban Smith
Matt Estlea (Does a little bit)
Matt Jordan
Mike Peace
Mike Waldt
Paul Crabtree
Peter Stewart
Rick Morris
Rod Humphrey
Robbie the Turner
Sam Angelo
Simon Gadoury
Stewart Furini
Steve Turner21
Stephen Ogle
Tim Yoder
Woodworking Tools (Turning big stuff in China)

There plenty more too be found if you look around as well, Carl Jacobson and Brian Havens have some of the best instuctional videos (If I remember rightly) Although I would say the ones to watch for technique would be Steve Turner21 and Jake Gevorgian as they are a pleasure to watch and are at one with the tool in their hands :wink: .

 

[SVB]

Stuart Batty’s VIMO section is excellent.

https://vimeo.com/woodturning

Simon

 

[Chris152]

Stuart Batty’s VIMO section is excellent.

https://vimeo.com/woodturning

Simon

Just watched Defects Part 1. I'd not seen his videos before, easily the most clear and helpful I've seen - thanks for sharing.

 

[Dalboy]

If you get into colouring, then I have made some videos (if it's ok to blow my own trumpet, so to speak!)
https://www.youtube.com/user/stewartfurini/videos?view_as=subscriber

Who is this Stewart guy anyway :lol: :lol: :lol: