Joanna Werch Takes
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Writing Like Winners!
Like all industries, magazines have their award ceremonies – and one of them was held in our neck of the woods last night. Woodworker’s Journal went for the gold – and came home with it, from the 13th annual MMPA awards
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Brooke Coe: Dr. Seuss Furniture Comes to Life
Brooke Coe’s son, aged about three at the time, helped come up with the name for Huh? Designs, her furniture and interior design company.
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December Issue Sneak Peek
There’s a December issue of Woodworker’s Journal headed to your mailbox soon, and this issue is dedicated to one of our all-time favorite tools: the router. Here’s the inside scoop on what you’ll find.
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Michael Gaule: Misfortunes Turned Him Toward Woodworking
Michael Gaule has been through a lot in his life – and so has his woodworking.
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Carole Rothman: Bowls on the Scroll Saw
When she first began woodworking in earnest, Carole Rothman used skills honed on the sewing machine to control the band saw — but it’s her scroll saw work that she hopes creates a new genre in woodworking.
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A New Air (Compressor) for Your Shop
Campbell Hausfeld’s new WL6750 compressor has the space-saving storage feature of mounting on the wall of your garage (er, shop…).
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DMT DiamondWave™ Sharpener: Coolly Convex and Concave
Why do woodworkers want one? To sharpen turning tools seems to be the most popular answer around our offices, although they work on a wide range of curved profiles as well – think carving tools, for example.
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Anvil Motion: Automated Kitchen Cabinetry
Anvil Motion’s methods are certainly futuristic: wave your hands, graze your fingers, and the drawers and cabinets open.
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Makita Buy One/Get One: How Many Tools Was That, Again?
As do most power tool companies these days, Makita has a line of tools powered by the Lithium-Ion battery technology that allows big power but smaller tools.
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JET 14” Deluxe Pro Band Saw Kit: Beefed-up for Bigger Sawing Jobs
JET’s new 14” JWBS-14DXPRO Bandsaw is a beefed-up version of this shop basic, with a design meant to handle larger pieces of wood, at higher blade tensions, without the frame deflecting into the wibbly-wobblies.
