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Turning a Chisel Handle
By Curtis Turner Round Rock, Texas In this classic article from Curtis Turner, he teaches us how easy it is to turn a chisel handle. He provides a list of tools you need, and the step by step process of creation. CLICK HERE to find out how to turn your own chisel handle: Turning with Temple: The Order of Cuts on a Fluted Antique Screw-Driver Handle 
By Temple Blackwood
Castine, ME One of the first important lessons I learned turning long, thin balusters emerged from the frustration of breaking a number of spindle blanks, typically after I had put a fair amount of time into the turning and was nearing completion. This critical lesson itself involves carefully planning the "Order of Cuts" in a project. CLICK HERE to see how the "order of cuts" can be used on making a Fluted Antique Screw-Driver Handle: Visit Highland's TURNING TOOL Department Visit Highland's LATHE Department Visit Highland's TURNING EQUIPMENT Department |
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 projects of Jay Barry, who just started turning 4 months ago. CLICK HERE to see Jay's woodturnings: 
John C. Campbell Folk School
This month, Phil suggests taking a break from your everyday woodturning, and taking a class to learn some new woodturning skills. CLICK HERE to read the details: |
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