On the front cover:
Three of Phil Brennion's hollow vessels, based on the
Olla forms of Southwest pottery. For details on this project
see his article beginning on page 134.
Photo by Phil Brennion.
TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Pages 2-35 includes 11 articles: |
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Square Mirrors – Square and circular reflections from the scrap pile by John Lucas |
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Wood Tulips – Flowers bloom in turner’s workshop by Steve Reed |
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9
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Turned Pulls – A nice project and a production trick or two by Art Jenson |
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12
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Pencil Pusher – Turner’s trick showcase ordinary mechanism by Nick Cook |
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16
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“Tis The Season – An easy-to-turn snowman ornament by Nick Cook |
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Confetti Oil Lamps – Turn on a little light and romance by Bob Rosand |
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Birdhouse Ornaments – A gem for the holiday and year-round profits by Ron Hampton |
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Ring Holder – An elegant gift that’s easy to turn by Bob Rosand |
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A Simple Bracelet – a beginner’s project for the holidays by Dave Sheppard |
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From Vessels to Ornaments – The variations areendless by Larry Hasiak |
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Turning Tagua – “Nuts to You” As a design idea by Angelo Lafrate |
Pages 36-67 includes 11 articles: |
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Elevated Vessels – An extra dimension below the turned form by Dave Barriger |
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38
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Woven Rims – A new look for southwestern forms by Phil Brennion |
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41
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Chasing Threads – Simple tools and a lot of practice makes perfect by Fred Holder |
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45
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Levitating Vessels – A perfect balance of material and proportions by Gary Sanders |
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49
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Smoking Pots – Fire Clouds and other signs of the ancients by Phil Brennion |
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52
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The Lost Wood Process – Shapes materialize as the stock disappears by Lowell Converse |
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54
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Turning a Handles Bowl – A multi-axis balancing technique by Talmadge Murphey |
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58
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Lidded Urns –Exquisite woods and craftsmanship by Mike Mahoney |
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60
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Bias Turning – Violating symmetry for livelier edges by Tom Crabb |
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63
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Turning Flowers – Blossoming excitement in woodturning by Jim Rinde |
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66
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Textured Rim Platters – Tested techniques with faceplate and glue block by John Lucas |
Pages 68 - 111 includes 15 articles: |
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The Classic Gavel – For the authority figure in your life by Willard Baxter |
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Slick As A Whistle – Tune up your skills and make a chuck, too by Mark St. Leger |
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74
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The Laminated Candlestick – Details make the difference in design by Alan Leland |
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77
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Point-To-Point – A simplified approach to spindle turning by Bruce Hoover |
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80
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Sweet Dreams – Bedposts – No need for panic by Nick Cook |
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83
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Making Spheres – Geometry and fine cuts produce a perfect form by John Brewer |
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86
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A Simple Seat – Turning three-legged stools by David W. Scott |
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Fine Tuning a Grinder – Efficiency is in the details Bob Vaughan |
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Vacuum Chucks – An efficient tool without sucking up big bucks by Ernie Showalter |
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Sanding Savvy – Five basic rules for getting the scratches out by Russ Fairfield |
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100
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Boring Bars – Outriggers for clean and safe cuts by Frank Sudol |
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104
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The Cutting Process – The tools vary, but not the nature of wood by George Hatfield |
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107
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Sealing The System – O-ring materials improve the vacuum by John Hill |
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109
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Wallet Friendly Shear Scrapers – Finishing cut tools at an attractive price by David Reed Smith |
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111
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I’m Hooked – Shop-built tool excels at slicing endgrain by Raul V. Pena |
Pages 115 - 134 includes 7 articles: |
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Techniques For Carving – Spiral Layouts and a holding jig by King Heiple |
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118
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Shaping And Sharpening – The ways of tools and tool design by David Ellsworth |
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121
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Trapped Boring Bars – Make your own high-efficiency system by Steve Sinner |
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125
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Simple Surface Decoration – Add a colorful turn with acrylic by Steve Sinner |
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127
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Eggshell Texturing –a versatile technique you can crow about by Dan Braniff |
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130
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Turning On To Sculpture – Shape, slice and reassemble to trick the eye by Duane Gemelke |
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134
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Turn Toward The Southwest – Creating your own time proven forms by Phil Brennion |