No Bandsaw? No Problem!
Most woodturners will cut half-logs into rounds on the bandsaw before mounting it onto the lathe, and for production turners the time saved in doing so is a must—and the money saved would even pay for bandsaw. But for the hobbyists who cannot afford the space or budget for a bandsaw, that should not keep you from taking advantage of all the free wood from local trees that are cut down. See how a special roughing cut (that I call a "pivoting cut") can make quick work of rounding out half logs directly on the lathe.

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Richard Raffan turns a run of five spatulas.

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Cutting Logs into Turning Blanks ~ Part 1

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Richard Raffan on pull cuts for shaping bowl profiles.

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Dissecting a Tree

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Bowl Turning Tools & Techniques w/ David Marks

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A forgotten metalworking method! It's simple and effective

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Facework: Cutting End Grain

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95% of Woodworkers are Making These Table Saw Mistakes!

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Short Log Turning Blanks

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Fix Your Bowl Gouges And Make Them More Useful

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10 Common Wood Turning Mistakes

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Chinese Master Carpenter Made a Big Workbench

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Bedan style Parting Tool

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Drechseln Wie Auf Einem Anderen Planeten!

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