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Turning Green Wood

by Michael O'Donnell

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An inspiring introduction to the art of turning bowls and goblets from freshly felled, unseasoned wood. There is information on how to harvest and store timber, how to cut it into workable sizes and how to make best use of the grain. O'Donnell also gives advice regarding tools and materials and offers a selection of projects for you to try yourself.… (more)
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This is a pretty good introductory book on green wood turning. He shows shrinkage clearly, although he doesn't get into all its effects or show any tables with specific species. He does show how to cut up a log, where to expect drying stresses & changes. He demonstrates turning with & without a natural edge, too.

If you're new to turning, this is a good book to buy.

If you're new to turning green wood or have been doing it, it's worth getting this book out of the library to look at. There were a couple of techniques he used that interested me & were worth trying. ( )
  jimmaclachlan | Sep 25, 2009 |
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An inspiring introduction to the art of turning bowls and goblets from freshly felled, unseasoned wood. There is information on how to harvest and store timber, how to cut it into workable sizes and how to make best use of the grain. O'Donnell also gives advice regarding tools and materials and offers a selection of projects for you to try yourself.

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