American Woodturner 40 issue 4
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American Woodturner Journal October 2025
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American Woodturner #41 Issue 1
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February 2014
Features
- Heavy-Duty Tool Handle: Strong, stable, and the perfect heft, Jeff Kieserman creates the mother of all tool handles.
- Stabilizing Wood: An Alchemist’s Guide: It’s a finicky process that demands your full attention, but it’s worth its weight in gold, by Don McIvor.
- Anatomy of a Cone: Pens With a Sense of Humor: Rick O'Ryan demonstrates how to turn pinecones into... Details
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April 2014
Features
- Lathe Safety Shield: Follow Wes Jones’ plans to build a versatile shield that adapts to many lathe styles.
- Hat and Wig Stands: Bowlers, beanies, and baseball caps, a turning project that builds skills and gives you a place to hang your hat, by John Kelsey.
- Evolution of a Goblet Design: Bill Ooms takes us along as he searches for the perfect shape and balance.
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June 2014
Features
- Water for Wood: Don McIvor goes into depth on the use and application of water-based finishes for woodturners.
- Rethinking Sharpening: If you think the best new sharpening methods are all wet, you’re probably right, by Terry Martin.
- Scroll Chucks and their Maintenance: Time, attention to detail, and some elbow grease will give you a smoothly operating chuck that’s a... Details
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August 2014
Features
- Half-Ring Candleholders: John Lucas outlines a project that sheds light on segmented woodturning and offers valuable tips and insights from an experienced turner.
- Wedge Assemblies Offer a Tangential Twist: Take segmented turning to a new level of complexity with Robert Craig as he demonstrates a wedge-stack assembly approach that opens up endless possibilities.
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October 2014
Features
- Turn a Yarn Bowl: An ideal project to help keep your favorite knitter calm and unraveled, by Jim Meizelis and Terry Quiram.
- Low-Cost Hollowing for the Novice: Shopmade tools and a mentor’s watchful eye make the learning experience safe and memorable, by Jim Rinde and Bryan Rinde.
- When You Want to Turn Larger Hollow Forms: Master woodturner David Ellsworth passes on... Details
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