Techniques for sharpening and using your turning tools What to know when buying and aligning your first lathe Inside Getting Started in Woodturning, you'll discover: Along with the 18 skill-building projects for everything from bowls and pens to holiday ornaments and doorknobs, Getting Started in Woodturning delivers all the detailed, practical advice a beginner needs. With this collection of articles from American Woodturner magazine, you'll quickly get out of the blocks with the best practices on safety, tools, and fundamental techniques. But to enjoy it, you have to take the first steps and get started. Woodturning is a fun, engaging, and tremendously rewarding hobby that will last a lifetime. Getting Started in Woodturning is the only book a beginner needs to safely and confidently get started in the craft of woodturning.
How to turn, avoid catches, and finish like a pro Techniques for sharpening and using turning tools Safety practices for dust collection, face shields, and the shop
What to know when buying and aligning a lathe Written by some of today's finest woodturners, including Richard Raffan, Jim Rodgers, Richard Kleinhenz, and Alan Lacer among them, Getting Started in Woodturning teaches shop-tested, best-practice fundamentals that make woodturning a safe, enjoyable, and enriching hobby that will last a lifetime.ĭivided into four sections - Getting Started, Tools, Techniques, and Projects, this treasure-trove of expert information will guide an aspiring woodturner to discover: Whether you're just getting started at the lathe or you're a seasoned woodturner looking for nuggets of insight, you'll find it all in the AAW's Official Guide, Getting Started in Woodturning, an essential reference of safety information, tool advice, woodturning techniques, and practical projects from the pages of American Woodturner, the journal from the American Association of Woodturners (AAW).
About the Book "Selected readings from American woodturner, journal of the American Association of Woodturners."
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