Joanna Werch Takes
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High Lumber Costs
What’s behind these crazy lumber prices? Our former editor reports.
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So Long And Thanks for All the Fish
Joanna says goodbye.
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Jarvis Boards: Wood for the Water
Tony Smith turned a childhood love of building things into a wooden paddle- and surfboard business.
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The Measure of All Things
How many tape measures do you own? And what’s the most unusual thing you’ve measured?
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Chris Marshall: A WJ Editor, Builder and More
You’ve seen Chris Marshall in Woodworker’s Journal’s print and digital pages, plus videos. In this interview, go behind the scenes and into his shop(s).
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2019 Online Exhibition of Turned and Sculpted Wood
Wood Symphony, an online gallery, is currently displaying its fourth annual curated exhibition of woodturnings and sculpture, featuring 140 works by 60 artists.
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Spring Cleaning
It’s time for spring cleaning in the Woodworker’s Journal offices. How about in your shops? Have you unearthed anything cool?
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Betty Scarpino: An Update on Her Woodturning
Betty Scarpino, a former woodturning columnist for Woodworker’s Journal, is part of a current Indianapolis exhibition — that’s just one thing she’s done with her woodturning and carving.
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Stick Envy
Joanna’s dog’s envious reaction to spring stick cleanup inspires her to wonder whether woodworkers are also envious of others’ projects made from “big sticks.”
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Carole Rothman: Woodworker’s Journal’s Scroll Saw Expert
Ten years after first appearing in the Woodworker’s Journal Weekly, Carole Rothman is now writing a column about scroll sawing for Woodworker’s Journal.
