American Woodturner

Journal of the American Association of Woodturners

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The award-winning American Woodturner journal is a premier benefit of membership in the AAW. Published bimonthly, it offers inspiration, education, information, and organization to members of the woodturning community and those who aspire to turn wood. The publication serves amateur and professional woodturners, broadly ranging in age, skill level, and interests, and seeks to attract more youth and women members. Its content encompasses all woodturning-related information, and includes instructional material, feature stories, process articles, artist retrospectives, and profiles of innovative turners.

Features Inside the October 2023 Issue:

  • Bottoms Up! Bowl-Turning Steps Reconsidered - Terry Martin demonstrates why it is useful to question the usual process; a little forethought keeps more design options open.
  • A Stool with Stretchers - Professional turner and instructor Beth Ireland offers a straightforward approach to making a sturdy stool, including a simple shopmade jig for drilling the leg holes.
  • Concepts for Routing Turned Work, Part 1 - The router is a versatile shop tool that offers amazing precision, and when applied to lathe work, it opens up even more creative possibilities, by Cindy Pei-Si Young.


  • Concepts for Routing Turned Work, Part 2: A Jig for Boring from Opposing Sides - In Part 2 of this series, Cindy Pei-Si Young shows the use of a simple but specialized jig that aids in drilling from exact opposite sides of a turned workpiece.
  • Harvey Fein: Machining Creativity - Kevin Wallace profiles Harvey Fein, “elder statesmen of the Studio Woodturning Movement,” on the occasion of a retrospective exhibition of his work at Peters Valley School of Craft.
  • Joyce Anderson: Pioneering American Woodturner - Craig Edelbrock offers a glimpse of the amazing pioneering career of Joyce Anderson, an early female practitioner of the lathe.
  • Pioneering Women of the Lathe - Short biographies of three early women turners who set unlikely examples in their own time, by Tib Shaw.

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