Really interesting woodturning site

[graduate_owner]

Hi everyone,
I recently came across this woodturning site

http://Www.turningtools.co.uk/index.html

The site itself is well worth visiting, but the two pages of links are just, well, immense.

K

 

[beganasatree]

Hi K,thanks for the link.

Peter.

 

[AWG]

Great link! That's a lot of information right there.

Thanks.
Andrew

 

[graduate_owner]

It's amazing the amount of stuff you find when casually browsing. I downloaded entire volumes of American Woodworker magazine and Today's Woodworker magazine. Not as nice to browse through as a paper copy but hey, they were free. I don't buy magazines now as I find they are not good value for money (yep, I'm a tight wad) by the time I take out the articles that don't interest me, and the adverts, there's very little left for £3 - £4. Very often I can buy a book off ebay for about that. I also bought a DVD containing all the copies of Fine Woodworking from 1 to 201, 200 issues. (You might think with access to all this information that my woodworking skills might have improved, but I am still at the 'garden woodworking' stage.

K

 

[Dalboy]

I have found plenty on that site and used some of his Ideas over the years. I quite often link to his sharpening system to those that are starting out and can't afford things like the Sorby Pro Edge