The world of woodturning is a different place since the advent of Youtube. Now knowledge can be freely shared from one turner's shop to another - and you can find the answers to basic and technical questions in a matter of clicks. However, that's not to say that every Youtube channel is a reliable source. We've compiled five of our favorite channels, ones we enjoy for both inspiration and reliable information. Happy watching!
5 Best Youtube Channels for Woodturners
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Featuring a wide range of unique projects, Rod's channel is a great mix of informative and inspirational. We also love that Rod showcases work his subscribers have shared with him in every video. It's a cool way to connect with the community and see what other turners are up to.
Current favorite video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEeIDQcoXcY
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We enjoy Frank's videos as much for the beautiful video work as for the amazing woodturning. Frank truly brings you into his shop and invites you to work on the project right alongside him. And you'll definitely leave feeling inspired.
Current favorite video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Tnaxf1gT7k
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Join Mike weekly as he shares his passion for woodturning and craft through a variety of projects that will keep you coming back for more. Not only is Mike a fantastic turner, but a skilled demonstrator which shows apparent through his detailed step by step lessons which will keep you inspired and challenged at your lathe.
Current favorite video: https://youtu.be/9lOmKOQvfX0?si=k9_mdBhOKsKHOfwt
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Sam's channel is the Youtube equivalent of woodturning school. From sharpening to lathe safety, Sam covers a wide range of instructional videos, as well as his latest projects. For those interested in mastering woodturning basics, Sam has an excellent "FUNdamentals of Woodturning" series that is a great starting point.
Current favorite video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HGRnqGAnZw
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Al's conversational style and beautiful projects keep us coming back! You'll feel like he's speaking right to you in every video, and his excitement for woodturning is contagious.
Current favorite video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UFfbhAbVk8&t=23s