This depends a lot on the project you are creating and the hardness you wish to get when finished. If you are working with some very knotted or rotted wood you will want to add some thick high viscosity epoxy to the cracks.
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Frank Howarth. I couldn't find a playlist isolating just the woodturning videos, but it's worth picking through Frank's channel to find his unique approach to rescuing cracked green wood bowls by slicing them apart and laminating them with contrasting stripes of wood prior to re-turning them, as well as his other innovative approaches to segmented turning.
M. Saban Smith Woodturning Lots of good content here, including the poster's journey from a hobby woodturner to full time professional, good information about incorporating color in to your work, and a playlist of beginner projects that appear to be quite detailed in laying out all the steps of the project. 2ff7e9595c
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