Good turning books or videos

Re: Good turning books or videos

Sean Troy

>Anything by Chris Stott, IMHO, The way he describes what he is doing is very easy to understand and retain. Best of luck, Sean

Re: Good turning books or videos

Tom Colligan, Peoria

>Matt, I'm pretty new to the hobby but I very much like Ernie Conover's: The Lathe Book which has just been revised. For DVD's I have Alan Lacer's Skew Chisel and enjoy it very much also.

All the best,

Chris Stott tapes

Loose Tenon

>I agree with Sean. Chris Stott's tapes are the best out there in my opinion. He has an easy manner of teaching and doesn't try and confuse the viewer with his knowledge. He makes the learning process achievable. If you are just starting, First Steps In Woodturning is worth the money. Or, join your local turning club, they may have his tapes in their library.

Good Luck, Loose Tenon

Re: Chris Stott visit to US *LINK*

Ric Erkes

>See him in person, Chris will be doing demos at several locations along the East Coast and Canada this spring.

Check this web site for his schedule.

Ric


http://www.woodchuckers.com/stott.htm