Learn to Turn -- Beginner's Guide at WoodCraftPlans.com

Learn to Turn -- Beginner's Guide
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$20.00

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"Learn to Turn" is a woodturning book for true beginners. If you’ve considered trying woodturning — but have been intimidated by other books available on the subject — you’ll find artist and author Barry Gross puts the fun back into turning with this approachable and enjoyable guide.

Inside you’ll learn:
• How to select the lathe that’s right for you
• All about turning tools and how to use them
• Basic woodshop set-up
• The nuts-and-bolts of sharpening, sanding and finishing

8 Step-by-step Projects including:
• Pepper Mill
• Ornamental Birdhouse
• Simple Bowl
• Vessel
• Simple Lidded Box
• Plus three more projects!

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