Issue 503
Issue 503
Shout-out to my Team!
Last Thursday, the Woodworker’s Journal was presented with several awards at the annual Minnesota Magazine and Publishing Association Excellence Awards event. And while it made me feel proud to be recognized by my peers as doing a good job, in truth it is the entire staff that works on the Journal who deserve the accolades.
To say that publishing is a collaborative activity is to understate the fact by a good bit. So here are the heroes of the hour: Joanna Werch Takes, Alyssa Tauer, Chris Marshall, Jeff Jacobson, Joe Fahey, Cassidy Smith, Dan Cary, Matt Hocking, Mary Tzimokas, Laura White, Kelly Rosaaen, David Beckler and, of course, our founder, Ann Rockler Jackson.
There are also regular contributors that deserve credit … but that is for another day.
So, thank you, team! You did very well and deserve the recognition … now get back to work!
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal.
Today's Woodworker
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Kyle Wilson: Creativity for Corporate Clients
Kyle Wilson finds that building fixtures for corporate clients in the Chicago area allows him to get creative in an entire space, beyond just one item.
Tricks of the Trade
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VIDEO: Cutting Circular Pieces with a Band Saw
Chris Marshall shows off his technique for turning a segmented frame into a smooth circle using a band saw without a jig.
What's In Store
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Harvey Turbo T40 Wood Lathe
Variable-speed, full-featured benchtop lathe is powered by a 1hp servo motor that senses and compensates for changing torque demands.
Q & A
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Ash For Kitchenware?
Is ash a good choice for making kitchenware items, and can I French polish it?
Reader's Project Gallery
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White Oak Bedroom Set
This reader used white oak (with some red oak moldings) to create a lovely bedroom set. Pretty impressive for a first major project.
Feedback
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Woodworker-Built Hunting Supplies
Readers share how they have incorporated woodworking into their hunting hobby.
