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Paper Pot Maker
By Curtis Turner
Round Rock, TX

The southern states are already thinking about (and maybe experiencing the early signs of) spring. I realize my northern friends have a longer wait. This just means you will have more time to complete this project. The project is a newspaper pot plant starter, which will be a handy tool for the gardener in your family.

CLICK HERE to learn how to make your own paper pot maker:

Turning Class at Highland with Mike Mahoney
By George T. (Terry) Chapman
Fairburn, Georgia

Well, I've been to the mountaintop. I went to a Master Class at Highland Woodworking in Atlanta with Mike Mahoney, world class bowl turner.

There were about ten of us in the class with a wide range of experience and ability and many hailing from far away. The result was some good bowls, some mediocre ones and some chunks of wood flying around the room. It looked to me as if everybody had a good time, but one young man about seventeen years old summed it up for all of us when he decided the big thing he got out of the class was, "I am not as good as I thought I was."

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This month we are featuring the work of Bob Ibach of Winona Lake, Indiana, who seeks inspiration for his turning from innovative and graceful ancient pottery forms.

CLICK HERE to take a closer look at some of the forms Bob has created:


wood turning Rough Bowl Turning

I am always looking for a more efficient way to do things.

I had received a few green logs from a friend. They weren't very large, about eight to ten inches in diameter. It was mostly limb wood and not very round.

CLICK HERE to read Phil's method for rough turning a bowl:


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