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Just curious what some of you think about the content. Much of it is in conjunction with AAW
I have reservations about some of the in the articles.
Yes I know they are written by "professionals", they also get things wrong from time to time. If not wrong, at least open for criticism, theirs is not the only or best way to accomplish a task.

Example (there are many others)
A Pro’s Guide to Turning a Simple Bowl;
The author uses 4 different bowl gouges, a spear point tool and a scraper. I'm not sure how "simple" that is.

Have not seen this publication, but used to get Wood Workers Journal. They can make a simple bookshelf be expensive and complicated. Main reson stopped getting it.

Glenn j.

To me, a good video will last.
It's content may change with time, tools, material and that sort of thing but the general tool techniques and safety aspects should still be valid.
I hope that it's clear to everyone that not all "professional" turners and instructors are good teachers.
Example
In the video about Harvesting Burls, the man operating the chainsaw is NOT showing anything close to proper chainsaw safety. (6:25-7:05)
Standing awkwardly, saw just about between his legs and burying the tip in the cut.
Also he's cutting with the grain which can clog up a saw very quickly, if you can avoid that cut you should.