Woodturning Magazine | The Highland Woodturner, No. 46, January 2015

Turning a Pepper Mill

By Curtis Turner
Round Rock, Texas

This month, Curtis discusses the process and techniques for turning a pepper mill, a useful and beautiful addition to the dinner table.

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Turning New Porch Columns

By Temple Blackwood
Castine, ME

One of the recent jobs in my shop started nearly two years ago when I was contacted by a young Boston architect who was developing a relationship with a group who wanted to build a new Buddhist Temple in the Boston area. He was designing the entry porch posts to welcome people to the Temple, posts that he customized to reflect the traditional shapes and characteristics of the religion, and he wanted me to construct them.

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This month we are featuring the woodturning projects of Ira Penn who has turned a wide variety of bowls made out of different woods.

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Marking Sanding Discs

This month, Phil has a tip on a quick and simple way to organize all of your different sizes of sanding discs.

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