Journal Staff
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Brand New Metal Brands: Owning Up To Your Work
Not just limited to woodworking, he says some of his branding irons are used to identify computer equipment at universities, to identify the bakery that made the fancy loaves of bread, and to identify the restaurant that made the steak that just landed on your plate.
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DeWalt: Serious Woodworking
It’s probably no accident that DeWalt has just introduced a new line of miter saws. Its president of professional products, John Schiech, has had a lot of experience with these saws in his personal life.
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Working with the Best: Kirt Kirkpatrick
family commissioned him to create a table for an antique silver jewelry box that had been acquired (when someone acquires an antique, it means the piece was so expensive you don’t even want to know about it).
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Timberwolf Blades: With a Little Help From My Friends
His business has benefited from many things, but the thing that really sticks out for Art is the help he has received along the way.
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A Class Act: John Russell
Most people will throw it all away for a shot at the big time to become an actor in New York. John Russell was an actor in New York for 30 years and decided to quit the business and follow his true love: woodworking in the form of marquetry.
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Sommerfeld Tools For Wood: Finding the Right Fit
Marc Sommerfeld has worn a lot of hats in his journey through woodworking. Finally he started making some of his own tools and became what he is today: a tool designer.
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A New Take on Laser Saws: Ken Trott
Okay, Norm may have his laser-guided saw, but Ken Trott uses lasers for serious woodworking.
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DMT Machining Technology: Diamond and the Rough
The quest for the perfectly sharpened, perfectly flat tool is a lifelong journey. Dave Powell, president of DMT Machining Technology, likens it to playing the violin.
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Woodworking Teacher of the Year: George Trout
A few months back, we featured a gallery of woodworking projects from a bunch of high school students.
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Nor’East Shutter Bug: Phil Czak
We know you woodworkers may not be completely up to speed on the latest in interior décor, so here’s a news flash: shutters are in.
