The Taming of the Skew with Rick Angus

get a handle on this misunderstood tool! get over your fear of it!!

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Become one with your skew! It’s the only tool we will use during this class.

Chisels likely were the original turning tools and they are today’s go-to tools for leaving a super smooth finish on spindle work. Their versatility includes not only planing cuts that leave a super smooth surfaces but rolling beads in tight places, making shallow coves, end-grain cuts and making notches for starting tight coves with a detail gouge. Its also a great roughing gouge! It is hands down the most efficient turning tool and, for many professional turners, the only tool they use for spindle work!

Spend a day understanding the variety of chisel profiles available to the modern turner and the benefits of each shape. Most of all- get a handle on this incredibly valuable turning skill!

Sign up today– space is limited.

Tuition: $195.00 plus materials (25.00 plus tax).

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