Turning a Drop Spindle in a niche manner without knowing how to use one
Here's another spinning/knitting related bit of treen. I've found since my partner developed an interest in knitting, spinning and weaving, that in a lot of ways these are complementary crafts to my own practice. And I enjoy making bits and bobs out of small pieces like this. (after this I had a go at spinning and found out that it is hard) This would have been a lot quicker on a powered lathe, but that's not what I've got.

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Green turning a thin cypress bowl on my pole lathe

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Tips and Tricks June 2026

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The hot cut: How to split steel

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The 'V-Block': A Simple Workholding Gizmo for Making Chair Legs #handtoolwoodworking #chairmaking

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Making The On Signature Walnut Chair | The On Woodcraft

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How to construct a wagon wheel | SWR Handwerkskunst

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Pole Lathe Turning - small avocado wood bowl - green woodworking

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Turning a plum-wood bowl on my pole lathe - full process | Greenwoodworking

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Jim Kingshott - Dovetails

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The chimney fell down! Let's make a new one. #masonry #lincoln #cathedral

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Building Schwarz's "Herculaneum" Low Roman Workbench

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This Engine Breaks ALL the Rules

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Turning A Bowl Entirely by Hand

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Calm Carving | Making a Ladle From a Bent Apricot Branch Using A Starter Spoon Carving Kit

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How to make a wooden bucket | SWR Handwerkskunst

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How to Build a Simple Dovetailed Box | Paul Sellers

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Greenwoodworking - 10 Tips to Improve your Carving Axe Technique

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How I Turn a Nested Bowl on my Pole Lathe | Using Hand Forged Nesting Hooks

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Jim Kingshott - Bench Planes

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