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NEW Highland Woodworker Online Class Membership
We're excited to announce the launch of a new way to access The Highland Woodworker Online Classroom with a Class Membership. Choose a $10/month Simple Membership and get unlimited access to the streaming archive, 'Learn from the Masters' series and discounts on the 'Build a Project with a Master' series, or choose the $99/year Membership PLUS to get all that plus quarterly live online classes and first access to the class video.
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Show Us Your Shop
This month, we're sharing Jeff Streba's workshop which features many recycled wood fixtures and tools in order to save on cost.
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Show Us Your Woodworking
Cindy Goldman started out by designing her projects and having other people build them, until one day, one of her designs couldn't actually be built so she became an apprentice and learned how to build them herself.
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Show Us Your Woodcarving
This month, we're sharing Jim Brown's segmented scroll-saw shell carvings made from a variety of wood combinations.
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Book Review: Woodworker's Pocket Book Review by J. Norman Reid
Woodworker's Pocket Book is quite different from the usual fare of woodworking books. It is a pocket reference compiled by Charles H. Hayward, longtime editor of the British magazine, The Woodworker, and draws on his extensive and comprehensive knowledge of woodworking tools and materials.
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Women in Woodworking: Meet Erin Longfellow By Char Miller-King
This month's Women in Woodworking column features Erin Longfellow who specializes in the Japandi style of furniture, which incorporates the form and function of furniture coupled with minimalism and clean lines.
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Turning the Corner: Cups and Tumblers By Temple Blackwood
Now that it's Summer, Temple has been doing Woodturning demonstrations at his local museum. This month, Temple discusses the turning process of cups and tumblers and the "lesson plan" he has come up with to make it a quick and exciting presentation for museum guests.
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Stories from Grandpa's Workshop: It's All in Your Head... By Bob Rummer
This month, Bob discusses cognitive spatial ability and how it plays a role throughout the woodworking process from mentally designing and planning to actually putting pieces together.
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Poll: What's Your Favorite Workshop Smell?
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Finishing: Stripping Wood Finish in a Hot Lye Bath By Alan Noel
This month, Alan shares what happened when a friend put a veneered piece of furniture in a hot lye bath. While it works well for some furniture pieces, it does not work on pieces with veneer.
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