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1200. SPINDLE GOUGE DELIGHT.pdf
The skew chisel is responsible for more word-wind than any other tool in the turners repertoire. The most difficult chisel to master, it becomes a smug look of accomplishment for those who know how to use it and a sheepish avoidance of conversation for those who cannot. As if it were some rite of passage for woodturners. And yet, it is completely over-rated as a chisel. Having only a very limited range of application, the return to the woodturner for the effort it takes to master a skew chisel is very poor indeed. IN THIS ARTICLE, I will teach you in great detail how a modified spindle gouge, on the other hand, will leave just as good or better finished surfaces. It is very easy to learn how to use, to control [seldom if ever creates catches], and to sharpen. Its wide range of application allows it to put a finish-surface on 90% of turned wood articles including the outside and inside of bowls. This article does not deal with bowl turning. The companion article to this one does: BOWL TURNERS DELIGHT.pdf
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1200. SPINDLE GOUGE DELIGHT.pdf

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A comprehensive article, featuring step-by-step procedures that I have developed through experience turning Fine ArtForms in Wood Since 1981, the last 15 years as a full-time artisan with woodturning as my only source of income, this PDF *

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accompanied by 55 color photographs will teach you the best-method-results of how to modify and correctly use your spindle gouge in order to obtain cuts superior to that of the skew
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