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  1. jrista

    Turning blanks "sanded-smooth" with only a skew?

    In recent threads, I've heard a couple of people saying that you can turn a pen sanded-smooth, without actually sanding, with the RIGHT skew technique. I know John (@jttheclockman) shared some photos of his work demonstrating how good this can be. The one tool, I am not good with, is the skew...
  2. Amihai

    Appropriate tool width

    Hello, I'm looking to buy a roughing gouge and a skew. I turn solely pens. What size do you think will suite pen turning best? The 1/2" (12.7mm) or the larger 3/4" (19mm)? Thanks.
  3. MRDucks2

    Bought a new D-Way 1” Skew

    Okay, I admit I have been deciding on a new skew for about 2 years now. Hate to rush into a decision. I decided on and purchased one from D-Way. I chose his 1” skew he calls a “medium” to ultimately replace my original Harbor Freight 3/4” that I have been using for about 5 years now. Nothing...
  4. Woodchipper

    Turning synthetics with a skew

    Letting the knees rest a bit. I know there are several types of synthetics and I will use this word as a broad term. Does anyone use a skew for turning synthetics? I am using a 3/4 roughing gouge and getting a decent surface prior to sanding and polishing. I have read that a skew, on wood...
  5. T

    Teen pen turner from harrisonville, mo

    Hi everyone!! I am a 14 yo who has been turning/selling handmade pens. I am not very rich so I have about the cheapest tools around. Due to being 14 my whole income is from the pens I sell. My parents are upper middle class but show no interest in paying for tools ext. they just like the...
  6. Lenny

    Video: TBC with a Woodchuck and skew

    Another video, this one showing turning between centers using stock bushings, initially using a Woodchuck Pen Pro ... then finishing off with a skew chisel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYFhRINVDDE
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