Richard Raffan turns a scrap of old table leg into a small vase.

(6:50)

Richard Raffan turns punky box elder into a box with a suction-fit lid

(52:23)

Richard Raffan turns a thin bowl from very green photinia.

(8:26)

Richard Raffan turning a thin bowl from very green photinia.

(23:6)

Richard Raffan completes a roughed-turned endgrain box

(41:27)

Richard Raffan power-sanding an ironbark dish

(8:7)

Richard Raffan turns a 23” tall spruce goblet.

(34:36)

Richard Raffan finds a pedestal bowl in a splitting lump of silky oak

(40:9)

Richard Raffan turns a Himalayan cedar goblet for the 24th. 4-Ways project.

(39:17)

Richard Raffan turns a red ironbark tripod feelie dish.

(34:43)

Richard Raffan on gouge entry cuts when turning wood.

(25:9)

Richard Raffan finds figured Tasmanian blackwood in firewood and turns three bowls.

(39:17)

Richard Raffan on skew chisel basics

(27:4)

Richard Raffan turning a hard gnarly Tasmanian myrtle burl.

(26:33)

Richard Raffan on back-hollowing into endgrain

(14:21)

Richard Raffan on essential woodturning tools

(7:19)

Richard Raffan on basic stuff woodturners need to know about wood

(9:54)

Richard Raffan - from log to bark-rimmed bowl. 4-Ways project #7.

(57:9)

Understanding Woodturning Catches

(12:11)

Richard Raffan turns a Himalayan cedar goblet for the 24th. 4-Ways project.

(39:17)

Richard Raffan shows his slicer tool close up and two ways of nesting bowls

(10:21)

Richard Raffan's basic guide to woodturning lathes

(7:32)

Richard Raffan on skew chisels and catches

(19:15)

Richard Raffan turns a red ironbark tripod feelie dish.

(34:43)

Richard Raffan woodturning chucks

(9:38)

Richard Raffan finds a pedestal bowl in a splitting lump of silky oak

(40:9)

Richard Raffan converts pear logs to roughed bowls.

(23:1econd)

Richard Raffan turns a mallet

(11:1econd)

Richard Raffan makes a tool handle

(17:31)