Gouge Basics, Part I : Types & Sizes

Gouge Basics, Part I : Types & Sizes
The first in a 4-part video series on gouges.
This tutorial is an example of one type of video that will be available on my Patreon page (patreon.com/daniellerosebyrd). Parts II, III, and IV can be found on that page.

[@karthiganapathi407]

Great video with exception explanation of technical detail and the utility.

[@bobrenda1618]

Very nice video. Excellent hand pantomime too! 😊

[@grotto46]

This was a great video. It's to bad the series was never competed. Thanks for the info though.

[@kapone3047]

This was easily the best video I've seen explaining gouges. I'm sure this will be getting a lot more views

[@DanielleRoseByrd]

Fantastic news! Thanks!

[@MakeSomething]

Just purchased some Swiss Made gouges today. Looking forward to more in this series. Think the first thing I need to learn is how to sharpen. Great vid!

[@DanielleRoseByrd]

That video is coming down the pike! Those Swiss Mades are such a solid purchase- glad you picked some up!

[@GONE2VT802]

Awesome video. Looking forward to watching parts 2 & 3. Thanks for sharing. Great RUclips channel!

[@billbales1886]

Found your website and work the other night and was excited to see you are making videos. This was an excellent video and looking forward to the rest. I am a wood turner and have been for many years. However I was giving a set of knives to carve spoons and I am hooked. Next will be a few carved bowls. Keep up the great work

[@alexbrechbill]

Thank you so much! There is a lot of jargon in tools, and this really helped simplify it.

[@DanielleRoseByrd]

Exactly. So many things go misunderstood because so many of the very basic terms are breezed over. I’m glad it helped you!

[@brianbytnar1010]

yay! looking forward to the rest of the series!

[@undertheoaktree7431]

Awesome. So looking forward to the upcoming videos! Thank you

[@GregRoughton]

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing such straightforward advice!

[@afreidson]

This is really informative and helpful. Thank you!

[@RyanJKUS2012]

Thanks for the practical, well thought out advice

[@DanielleRoseByrd]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@cam1297]

This is super helpful.

[@fernssss8858]

Im lovong your videos!

[@alexthebrainstormer2720]

great gouges! i wish i had half of them

[@LaBelleNote]

So true that sharpenning is the key to any woodworking , including for safety reasons.
Question, never use two handed gouges on hardwood ?
Thanks for the vid, looking forward to seeing the next ones!

[@michaeldavis-cheshire9848]

Hi Danielle, I tried to access your Patreon page, to check out the other videos in the gouge series, but wasn’t able to open it. Any ideas? Thanks, Mike

[@nitreug87]

Can you comment on various brands?

[@DanielleRoseByrd]

Swiss made is what I have the most experience with and I highly recommend them.