The current issue (March 2012, #237) of Woodturning Magazine has an article by Gabor Lacko on the use of resin for creating decoration on a double-skinned bowl. He turned a bowl and glued slices of yew branches to the outside of the bowl. He then filled all of the gaps …
The AAW has just announced a new program called Woodturning Fundamentals. This program will focus on skill building for turners by providing information and resources on safety, basic turning techniques, and reference materials for equipment. The Woodturning Fundamentals web page is available to anyone with an interest in woodturning! AAW …
I have added a few new pages to the site. First, there are photos from the mini-symposium held in October. Next, the November issue of the Chips and Shavings, our chapter newsletter. If you are a member you should have received this a few days prior to the membership meeting. …
SPSW members, have you been looking for an opportunity to display your work in a juried show? The Northwest Wood Carvers are holding their 31st Annual Show and Sale this weekend at the Western Washington Fairgrounds in Puyallup, Washington. Carvers compete at six skill levels for ribbon and cash awards. …
The following press release was sent to newsletter editor Bill Wood who passed it on to the website. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tim Lawson, Director Port Townsend School of Woodworking and Preservation Trades 200 Battery Way, Fort Worden Port Townsend WA 98368 Phone: (360-344-4455)5 Email press@ptwoodschool.com Web: www.ptwoodschool.com ============== Woodworking …
While perusing back issues of the SPSW newsletter, the Chips & Shavings, I came upon a great tutorial written by SPSW Vice-President Eric Lofstrom on the proper use of the Spear Point Scraper. “Do your drool over fine curves? Are you sanding out ridges & transitions in your Turnings? Many …
