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Project: Making a Turned Coaster
By Curtis Turner Round Rock, Texas I recently added a cork lining to a vise on my workbench. Of course, I had to buy way more cork than the project required. So, I decided to see if I could put this extra material to good use. I chose to make a few coasters with lined with cork. CLICK HERE to read how they were made: 
Collaborative Turning Project
By Carol Hall In January, our bowl named "27 Animals, 3 Artists" won the coveted 2016 Niche Award for Painted/Colored Wood. This honor is the craft world's equivalent to an Emmy or an Oscar. It is professionally judged, with nearly 2,000 American and Canadian applicants vying to be named the best in their category. This bowl was an early collaboration between myself, Michael Kehs and Dan Greer. CLICK HERE to read more about the collaboration: 
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This month we are sharing the woodturning projects of Paul Burri, an 86 year old woodworker who enjoys making unusual wood-turned objects.
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Coffee Grinder Turning Trick
This month Phil has a turning tip using a coffee grinder to assist in the completion of his turning projects. CLICK HERE to see how he uses it: Upcoming Turning Classes at Highland Many classes fill up quickly, so please register now to make sure we hold a spot for you. April 6 Sharpening for Turners May 1 Beginning Turning Classes Suitable for Teens View Slideshow of a Beginning Turning Class with Hal Simmons Visit Highland's TURNING TOOL Department Visit Highland's LATHE Department Visit Highland's TURNING EQUIPMENT Department |
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