Thread: My way of turning goblets...

Thanks Skew, for the excellent tutorial!! Thanks for harping on the safety too! It's so important! It would be terrible for a hobby to turn into a dissability!:eek:

Skew

Thankyou I like the reasoning behind your desicions made sense when it is put in terms a dill like me can understand..

Will definitely print off a copy and put in my '' How to ..... '' manual.

Pete

Great Tutorial !!, and such fine shavings

Skew, you may be weird, and nearly eccentric,
but you do turn a mean, fine-lookin' goblet.
Well done!!

Skew, you're amazing. Truly a good tutorial, and very well explained. Like someone else said, "... even a dill (whatever that is :eek: ) like me can understand it."
Thanks to tashammer, I even got it all copied.
Good stuff, Skew, greenies on the way.

it takes quite a wide skill set to teach ok and you have it Skew. Thank you for making my life a little bit easier old son.

Bloody good show old chap!!! Great tutorial Skew.

Good one Skew.
Thanks a bunch - a keeper for sure.

do we have a little room where threads like Skewies can be copied so they don't get lost and are easy to find? Maybe call call it "Tutes only".

tas..

nominate it for best of the best ( i already did tho ).

cheers

I've always found that gouges are better for goblets

Thanks Skew. Had just about given up on goblets - I have half a dozen UFOs (with attendant spat dummies) on the shelf at the moment. Started too big and with too small jaws. Will give it another go when it cools down a bit - 42.3 in the shed at the moment and it is only 10.30.

Check the date guys, this thread is over 6 years old

It doesn't matter how you do it. If it works for you that's what matters. Otherwise we would not progress.