Thanks for your easy to understand explanations of the various accessories. This is very helpful.

Bill, thanks for this and your other videos for beginner woodturners. Woodturning, like any other worthwhile endeavor, is complex and has a language and toolset all its own. You dispel the mystery out by providing simple, understandable information. Thanks for taking the time.

Extremely grateful for this video!!!! Im very interested in getting one lathe for some woodwork projects but idk where to start and have 0 knowledge about it! God bless u man🙏🏻

Getting first lathe. Thank you for these videos.

Nice lesson, just what I needed, thank you!👍

Thank you for sharing such useful information!

Great video. Thanks!

Very good video!! Thank you

Thank you so much for this video

Thank you for the informative content sir!

Vacuum chuck. I was thinking spending $600.00 dollars in accessories for my $600.00 used lathe just sucks, then you proved it. I appreciate the introduction. I'm a professional woodworker, but wood turning is a whole new language.

Those tool rests with the curves for getting inside a bowl: a bit confused in that the curves on the ones shown were on the left as you face the lathe. How would you get inside a bowl on the headstock side? All the bowl hollowing I’ve seen is on the tail stock end. Am I missing something?

Informative! Thanks. Would you be willing to address turning tools needed. Blessings!

Not every lathe comes with a knock out bar. It only takes a few minutes to change chuck jaws. A tray on the bed bars will catch any dropped screws. Screws in a face plate will not waste wood because once a tenon or recess is formed the blank of wood can be reversed and turned into a bowl. A great video, thanks

How do you find accessories for a lathe that has no markings on it, I purchased it from someone that didn't know anything about it

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