This month Curtis is turning miniature vases in his woodturning shop, and he writes about it in his monthly column in April’s edition of The Highland Woodturner. These projects are quick and would make a great Mother’s Day gift! CLICK HERE to read how Curtis turns a miniature vase. Read the rest of this month’s […]
The April issue of The Highland Woodturner is now available! This month we’ve got a great column by Curtis Turner on turning miniature vases – just in time for Mother’s Day! And if turning vases isn’t your cup of tea, check out Terry Chapman’s article about his process and inspiration for turning a spoon. A […]
In this month’s Down to Earth Woodworker… After making a tough decision to part ways with his trusty old radial arm saw, Steven Johnson, our Down to Earth Woodworker, is making himself feel better by spending some time contemplating the design for a new stand for his miter saw. And he is asking for your […]
If you are looking for that happy medium between shopping from our website and holding our catalog in your hands, we’ve got it! The online edition of the Spring 2012 Highland Woodworking catalog is now available – all of your favorite tools on 76 jam-packed virtual pages – go take a look!
The April edition of Wood News Online is out and as usual it is packed full of the good stuff, starting with a brand new video product tour of the Sawstop Contractor Saw by Morton! We’ve also got a great new column by Steven Johnson, the Down to Earth Woodworker, where he contemplates a tough […]
For the woodworker who has built items in wood with reversing grain, or super figured woods, it might seem that sandpaper is the only real option to tame the beast. It doesn’t seem to matter how long someone has been woodworking, as I’ve met both those who have been woodworking longer than I’ve been able to wipe my own […]
This month’s Highland Woodturner online newsletter features a story by Tom Soles, a woodturner in Washington DC who has been searching for years for the perfect lathe setup. He finally achieved it and tells us how he did it in this fascinating article: One Man’s Lathe Setup. Go take a look!