Building a streaming set-up can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be. And it doesn’t have to be as technically challenging as you may think it does. Here is my no nonsense guide to putting together a simple set-up to get you started. Before we get started, please allow me […]
This was a good fun demo first streamed on 26th May 2020. The gnarly crotch was challenging, but a lot of fun!
Using a raft of new graphic overlays and a new demo to try out, on 19th May 2020, I debuted ‘A Thinking Turner’s Turn’.
The week of the 7th May 2020 saw Phil Boulter join me to host a woodturning quiz in aid of the Blood Bikes.
Turning your first bowl flying solo can be a daunting task. In this demonstration, I’ll take you step-by-step through the process I use for the majority of my bowl turning.
In most demonstrations, I get asked a lot of questions about how I sharpen my tools on my Robert Sorby Pro Edge sharpening system. First streamed 7th April 2020.
Sapele wood is not the most interesting timber most of the time. During this live demo from 2nd May 2020, I take a large sapele platter blank and, ummmm, make it more interesting. The piece now hangs in my living room.
For my live presentation on 2nd April, we explored an in depth look at the colouring technique I employ to get the sumptuous, rich and atmospheric look to many of the pieces I produce.
In this day long demo from 28th March 2020, I turned a pedestal bowl and a coffee grinder using one of the superb CrushGrind mechanisms as seen in my YouTube video from 2019. The video and description are edited from YouTube.
In this evening demonstration from 24th March, we looked at a turning a sycamore Pepper Mill using one of the popular CrushGrind mechanisms from Denmark. Both the video and description are direct from YouTube and unedited. Enjoy!
