No troubles with my woodworking hobby related stuff that I can recall. Household and personal items are another story though.
 
  Americans are much too accustomed to having anything they want on a shelf in a store. Back a few months ago at the height of the Covid 19 induced shortages I could not find peanut butter to buy and thought that was a major deal.

  In my younger years I spent two years in southeast Asia where they did not even have a paper bag to put their market purchases in. They just took it in stride as the way it was and moved on.

For me, it is sheet stock sand paper and belts. Also, latex gloves.

Glenn J.

Ok, here's an interesting one.

We are just now able to get full sheets of plexi from our framing distributors.

Seems the manufacturers were selling it all to companies who were making all of those plexi shields at cash registers and such.

We were low on the list of plexi consumers. 

Also finally able to buy Scott paper towels at my local Shaw's.

Okay, not turning related, unless you store finish in mason jars.
You can't find good quality (Mason, Ball, Kerr) lids for a reasonable price unless you buy a dozen boxes.

If you wanted an extra freezer, it's a two month minimum wait. I was able to repair mine by replacing the thermostat.
Lately I just caught wind or a pepperoni shortage 
and the list goes on and on