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Turning of a
Different Sort By Curtis Turner Round Rock, Texas I recently began learning how to turn metal! I have been interested in turning metal for some time. My first experience turning metal was on Roy Underhill's treadle lathe. That was a very limited introduction, however it was enough to pique my interest. I am very fortunate to have a TechShop about 6 miles from my shop. This facility offers an amazing array of tools and equipment including several metal lathes. CLICK HERE to see my experience: 
Turning with Temple:
Gavels with Threaded Handles By Temple Blackwood Castine, Maine In this how-to, Temple gives you the steps to take in order to make your own threaded handle gavel, which can make a beautiful heirloom or can be used to call order to your next family meeting! CLICK HERE to learn the process:
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We invite you to SEND US PHOTOS of your woodturning projects or shop along with captions and a brief history and description of your woodturning. (Email photos at 800x600 resolution.) Receive a $50 store credit if we show your turning or shop in a future issue. 
This month we are featuring the woodturning of Lawrence Wroten who has been a woodworker for over 20 years and enjoys creating custom pieces for his church, with his most recent being a turned tabernacle. CLICK HERE to take a closer look at Lawrence's turnings: 
Chip Guards
This month, Phil has a handy tip on how to keep woodturning chips from building up inside your clothes pockets. CLICK HERE to read more: |
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