The Woodturning Podcast
The Woodturning Podcast
Join three passionate woodturners from Essex—Garry from Danbury Wood Workshop, Mark from Tree Carcass Tweaking, and Will from Tendring Woodturning—as they dive into all things woodturning. From their latest lathe creations and upcoming events to tools, supplies, and invaluable tips and tricks learned along the way, they share it all with a lighthearted twist. Whether you're a seasoned woodturner or just curious about the craft, you'll find plenty to enjoy as they explore the world of woodturning and have a bit of fun in the process.
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