Woodturning Magazine | The Highland Woodturner, No. 50, May 2015

Project: Making a Tapered Reamer

By Curtis Turner
Round Rock, Texas

In order begin working on his own Windsor Chair, Curtis decided to make his own tapered reamer, which will help with his chair making process. Curtis explains the process he used to make the reamer from wood selection to sharpening the blade.

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Celebrating Woodturning by Teaching

By Temple Blackwood
Castine, ME

In honor of our 50th issue of The Highland Woodturner, Temple discusses his appreciation for the opportunities he has been given to be a teacher of woodturning. He recently taught a friend the step by step process of turning a gavel, and in this article he discusses this turning process as well as his love of teaching.

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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 several bowls turned by Jeff Greenberg who often incorporates a variety of inlay designs into his pieces.

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Take a Turning Class

This month, Phil has a tip on the best way to get started in woodturning, which is by taking a class. Phil shares several options and also shares some of his experiences as a woodturning teacher.

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