#13
Here it is for now, subject to change in the future. If you like it please subscribe and like, if you don't just move on



https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb6eTs-...Od_9ujl4WA
If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

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#14
I subscribed but did not watch any since I am out of gigabit on our internet provider gives us every month
As of this time I am not teaching vets to turn. Also please do not send any items to me without prior notification.  Thank You Everyone.

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#15
I will definitely watch them. And, I have a request for a video on where in the heck you find those gorgeous pieces of wood
Steve K


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#16
Subscribed! Thanks!
" The founding fathers weren't trying to protect citizens' rights to have an interesting hobby." I Learn Each Day 1/18/13

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#17
I can't afford a subscription right now, but thanks for asking.


Winkgrin 

Seriously, those are all well done and I look forward to more.
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#18
(04-02-2017, 05:45 PM)Steve K Wrote: I will definitely watch them. And, I have a request for a video on where in the heck you find those gorgeous pieces of wood

I'll try to do that.
If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

Dry Creek Woodturning

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#19
Thanks all!!
If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

Dry Creek Woodturning

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#20
Subbed...always looking for some good inspiration and instruction!!!

How come no one warned me how addictive turning is? Oh wait.....they did
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#21
Looks like a great start, Anthony. I have found that the learning curve for an effective YT channel is almost as steep as woodturning.  if you plan to add more videos, you may want to review your channel settings. You don't show any of the tabs most channels have which can make your channel more effective in reaching woodturners. Viewers can not reach you by email or post a message on your channel that is not tied to a video. You can't add a channel trailer in your setup.  Here is a great learning link to YouTube provided training resources if you plan to do more with your channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/creatoracademy

Check out my channel to see the tabs I am talking about and what they do for you.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdIka2H...mPhWGLwg_g

Best of luck with your channel.
Mike

"Start off slow and taper off."
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#22
(04-05-2017, 10:43 AM)mpax356 Wrote: Looks like a great start, Anthony. I have found that the learning curve for an effective YT channel is almost as steep as woodturning.  if you plan to add more videos, you may want to review your channel settings. You don't show any of the tabs most channels have which can make your channel more effective in reaching woodturners. Viewers can not reach you by email or post a message on your channel that is not tied to a video. You can't add a channel trailer in your setup.  Here is a great learning link to YouTube provided training resources if you plan to do more with your channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/creatoracademy

Check out my channel to see the tabs I am talking about and what they do for you.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdIka2H...mPhWGLwg_g

Best of luck with your channel.

Thanks. Not sure where I'm going yet, just need the vids I have already off my personal page
If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

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