Where to find turning wood and what to do with it.Processing logs into turning stock and roughing a bowl (red oak) from the stock
Comment: Richard Federico: Hey fellow handsome bearded wood turning guy, nice video! I like that bicycle cart set up, the big circumference tires make rolling easier I'm sure. I tried buying a heavy duty pull wagon with the pnumatic tires because I thought I would take it into the park with me when I saw felled or fallen wood, but forget about it! Tough to pull with any kind of weight and if there is the slightest incline, you need to get behind and push while someone else pulls and steers. Gave up on that, now I use it around my house for gardening things that need transport or to move split firewood short distances. I am also an artist who works with wood and I used to carve bowls without a lathe using a bandsaw, some chisels, and a grinder, but I don't do that anymore, only build furniture when I feel creative. My main reasons for collecting wood now is for firewood to heat my home.
