Wood Turners Anonymous Podcast
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Episode 1 Short Interview Series - Kolby Peterson
Listener Question
Hi Guys:
I love the show. I have a ton of questions but I will try to keep it to a minimum today.
I bought a mini lathe to make a pen for Christmas. My son is ten and we made a pen for his mom for a Christmas gift and we made a couple of pencils for his teachers and about ten key chains for his teachers.
The lathe I bought was a kit from pennstate. It came with some crappy turning tools the pen mandrel and five pen kits and five pencil kits.
The lathe has a ten inch capacity.
I want to get into hollow forms. What do I need to get started and how do I physically turn the hollow forms?
I was looking at the tools on Highland Woodworking. I am leaning away from the carbide tools. I feel like I want to learn the traditional tools.
Can you comment on the Hyland Bodger line of tools. They seem inexpensive but I don’t want to buy something that I regret.
Thanks
Stan
Kolby Peterson
https://www.instagram.com/petersonwooddesigns/
Where everyone can find us
https://www.instagram.com/jason_rausch/
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Carl - www.thewoodshop.tv
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Braxton www.braxtonwirthlin.com
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Great little episode! I enjoyed it and having snippets with guests is a great idea.
Hi there Braxton!
I just did my “binge listening” of the remaining few WTA podcasts that I had to catch up with.
I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the comments and humor of you, Jason and Carl. I especially enjoyed the short interview episode with Kolby Peterson. It was good to hear his feedback of the classes he took with Kirk Deheer at Craft Supplies. Hopefully, when I manage to get parole from my caretaking responsibilities, I look forward to taking a few classes in Utah.
I am looking forward to your report on the basket illusion class you will be taking soon.
Take care and be well.
Warm regards,
Lupe Nielsen