Woodturning. End grain or side grain. Which one's best?

End grain or side grain. Which one's best?

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#Spalted Beech
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Please Note;
These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk. My practices may not always be correct or the safest for you. I strongly recommend that you find your own way of turning. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.

[alangibb]

Glenn and Liza very good and some great information as well, Great stuff

[johnmoore]

I do so enjoy your videos & appreciate how you give an excellent explanation on everything you are doing. I don't have to rewind your videos to see if I can figure out what you just did or why. thank you.

[paulmaston]

I always learn something from your videos.

[denisraulet]

Glenn-Liza bonjour. Vos outils sont vraiment extra pour le travail que vous effectuez, c'est une très chouette vidéo et je me fais plaisir en la regardant. Merci de vos conseils et de nous présenter votre tournage.👍

[williambatson]

Hi Glenn could you do a video on how to create those wooden Jaws cheers mucka

[markduggan]

Nice video, with lots of information 👍.

[GavinConwayWoodworkBBQ]

Nice video guys - still learning all the time. Trying to implement what I see here.

[waynehardy]

Great video again. The pattern does look better crossgrain i agree there. Would there be any chance sometime of showing us how to hollow out a vase that has a smaller opening with both traditional and carbide tools thanks.

[rwyse]

Another great video Glenn and Liza
Ps sent you a photos on what's app of a spoilted beach 11 in full end grain plater /plate would be interested on your comments

[pfswalter]

Just wondering what speed you normally turn at it look like at one point 2500 rpm

[garylawrence]

Glenn, I found that when using the spindle roughing gouge if I raise the tool rest way above the center of the turning and present the gouge with the handle raised and bevel rubbing I can get a very fine finish. Is there a danger in doing that?