Turned Bowls Made Easy DVD - Commercial Advertisement

Oct 05, 2005 5 Replies

Greetings all



It has been a long time since one of my posts trying to draw unsuspecting readers into buying my DVD, so I thought I would make one now. If you are a bowl turner who wants to learn some more about bowl turning, check out the link below and see if this might be for you.



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Thanks to all of you who have already purchased it, and I especially appreciate all the feedback I have gotten on it. For those of you wondering about the next one, yes, there is going to be a next one. We are in the process of trying to coordinate the schedules of everyone who needs coordinating so we can film it.



If anyone has a quesiton or comment, please feel free to post it here or write me directly. Thanks for taking the time to read this!


I don't know Bill, but I do have to say his DVD clearly and thoroughly demonstrates every aspect of bowl turning from chainsaw to buffing wheels and is the best turning video I have seen. I watched it once again last week and picked up even more pointers.

Jack

It sucked...

Just kidding.. I learned a lot from Bill's DVD... mostly that he knows what he's doing and does it well and that I really have a lot to learn...

IMHO, the DVD is a bargain and anyone thinking about doing bowls can get a lot out of it... I watch parts of it quite often and find it helpful...

BTW.. we watched the "cutting a blank" portion just before heading to the woods with our new chain saw, and it was a big help.. *g*

mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

The bowl turning dvd is great.

Will the next dvd have any exercises for developing the turning muscle??

I'm looking forward to it.

TTFN

RandyD

Thanks Randy. I am working on my turning muscle, although in the process of making it smaller. I can't go too fast on it though, because I don't want people to think I am sick and start worrying about me!

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