The turning articles, newsletters, videos fully indexed and available at the AAW site woodturner.org are a rich and full resouce of inspiration and "how-to's."  The AAW should be your go-to site.  We are no longer updating videos here, but for a time we are retaining existing ones as an archive.

Video Archive by Subject:
  • Sharpening
    Grinding, Honing, Tool Profiles, Jigs
  • Techniques
    Special tools, processes, alternatives
  • Projects
    Other than bowls, boxes and hollow forms
  • Bowls
    End grain, natural edge, and traditional
  • Hollow Forms
    Techniques and special tools
  • Boxes
    Simple, Threaded, Finialed, you name it
  • Segmented
    Staved, ringed, or any other turned assemblage of pieces
  • Decoration
    Inlay, texture, carving, dye, whatever goes!
  • Design
    Presentations of turning as high craft and art
  • Finishing
    That essential last step
  • Miscellany
    Odds and ends, including different turning traditions
I still plan to maintain the Recommended Video Sites for a growing list  of many of our favorite turning videographers.​
​
MustardMonster  is our sister site, dedicated to sharing information among owners of Powermatic 3520 lathes. 

Select Videos by and for Wood Turners - Generously Shared
Now available from the AAW Video Source
http://aawvideosource.org/

NEWS:

See the wonderful new AAW Video Source site.  It is a modern, rich service with a sophisticated search capability.  It has much original content as well as AAW selected videos freely given by woodturners from around the world .

Join the AAW HERE and receive their regular Woodturning FUNdamentals email letter and the outstanding journal with all past issues on-line for members. Members have a new fully searchable article index by subject and author.  See AAW Explore HERE.
 
Recommend videos for the Video Source by sending a link to the video to  [email protected].

Good job AAW and Kathleen Duncan, Dave Mueller for the design and technical work and John Kelsey for mining all the back issues of the Journal. Also Linda Ferber for transformative work on the AAW site and Woodturning FUNdamentals.

This site is now an archive as we enjoy the growth of the new AAW site.  I valued working with AAW staff and am most happy that they have taken up the mantle of getting the best curated turning videos out to us all.

Jerry Hall  - [email protected]