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Grizzly Adds New Tool Comparison Feature to Website
If 2013 is your year to buy a new stationary tool, and Grizzly is one of the companies you’re considering…
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Gifts from the Woodworker’s Journal Staff
Woodworker’s Journal staff members turn to a certain favorite hobby when the holidays come around. Here are some of our projects given as gifts this year.
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The Wonder of Woodworking Video
The folks at our sister company Rockler have put together the following video of an ultra-slow motion view of common woodworking tools in use.
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Teknatool: Three Decades of Lathe Innovation
When it comes to lathes, if you could build a better mousetrap, what would your ideal machine be? Wouldn’t it…
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Danray Products Wood Lathe Shield
Danray Products LLC recently introduced a line of heavy-duty wood lathe shields, which will also work on small metalworking lathes.
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Cleaning Up the Foot
After turning a bowl on the lathe, one always has the chore of cleaning up the base – the foot.
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A Quick Look at the New April Issue
The new April print issue is just days away from your mailbox. See what’s in store!
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Turning Toy Wheels?
Can the wheels be made on a lathe and, if so, how would I do it?
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A Carver’s One-Stop Strop Spot
The variously shaped profiles of my woodcarving chisel blades require a variety of strops, and I used to have to mount them one at a time in my lathe, switching from one to the next.
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Tools Don’t Replace Talent or Time
One of perks of being Woodworker’s Journal’s “field” editor is that, every now and then, I actually get out into the field. Sometimes I’m headed to trade shows, but the trips I enjoy even more involve getting together with other woodworkers to see how they do things. In addition to meeting some really fine people and taking care of a photoshoot, I often learn a thing or two about myself in the process.
