Today’s Woodworker
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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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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.
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Dave Bossert Wrote the Book on Disney Animation Furniture
Dave Bossert has written a book about the specialty animation furniture 20th century designer Kem Weber created for Disney Studios.
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Ramon Gibbs: “Jewelry Furniture,” Done His Way
Ramon Gibbs makes what he calls “jewelry furniture,” creating the curves on his band saw boxes with no more than two grits of sandpaper.
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John Murphy: Working Wooden Vehicle Models
John Murphy, a woodworker in Ireland, builds realistic models of vehicles and construction equipment, with moving parts.
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Nicole Kenefic: Design and Engineering Leads to Woodworking Shop
Nicole Kenefic runs a custom woodworking shop in Indiana, drawing on her background in both engineering and interior design.
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Trent Davis: Woodworking and More
Trent Davis is a woodworker, musician, metalworker and more who enjoys experimenting in the shop and sharing knowledge.
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Brian Murphy: Chairs, Arts and Crafts and a Furniture Show
Brian Murphy has been woodworking for over 30 years. He’s found a favorite niche in chairs, inspired by the Arts and Crafts style — and organizes a furniture show in Escondido, California, every January.
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Melissa Engler: Sculptures on Nature
Melissa Engler’s sculptural woodwork focuses on the world of nature and her desire to protect it.
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Josh Stotler: Making Guitars and Custom Inlays
Josh Stotler makes and restores guitars and stringed instruments, with a particular affinity for inlay and custom themes.
