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My dad passed a few years back. He had a lot of woodworking equipment that I have slowly taken possession of. some of the wood working interest the heck out of me, especially the lathe work and turning.
I just got his lathe this week. quality piece I think, it's a Jet 1236 with a swivel head so I can turn bowls and spindles.
I need lessons. this is gonna be much more technical and detailed than I initially thought. is there anyone who would 1. come to Selma and show me the basics, or 2. let me come to you and learn?
OR is there some type of woodworking course that covers lather turning that y'all know of?
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