To those of you who waited with bated breath and were all a quiver with anxious anticipation for last weeks "Wisdom", I apologize. This little part of the world turned up-side-down last week. Things are slowly returning to "normal", but, not normal enough to give me some time at the lathe.

Tim Yoder has a video on You Tube where he turns a walnut goblet with captive rings-

And Brian Havens share a "President's Challenge" project of an Undercut Rim bowl-

Although not strictly about turning, this article addresses a problem most turners encounter at some point. Making a stool/chair/table set level by having the same length legs. There are lots of ways to accomplish this but this particular procedure was new to me.

The article can be found at- http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/chris-schwarz-blog/best-weapons-for-leveling-table-legs-a-drill-press-and-a-stick?utm_source=email&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=pww-cgb-nl-150823&et_mid=777867&rid=245975525

While Tim Yoder turned his captive rings with several tool. Here's a link to a video doing it a little differently. It is a link to Facebook- not sure if you need an account to be able to view it-

https://www.facebook.com/thewoodworkingtips/videos/608602702606703/

Safe Turning!

Thank you Lew!