Today’s Woodworker
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Susan Working: Opening New Dimensions in Woodworking
It’s a long way, in two dimensions, from sea level in the Bay Area to Snowmass Village in the Colorado Rockies.
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Bobby Michelson: Throwing the Ball Higher
Conservative contemporary is about the only term Bobby Michelson will accept to describe his unique style.
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Michael Ireland: Crossing the Line Between Art and Function
It would please Michael Ireland, if your first reaction — upon seeing one of his pieces — was something like, “Wow!”
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Virgil Johnson: Building a Houseful of Beautiful Furniture
The forums were abuzz in mid-August with the appearance of a new piece by Virgil Johnson.
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Richard Jones: Professional Furniture Maker
Many woodworkers contemplate making the transition from dedicated amateur to professional.
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Mike Lynch: A Lucky Man Who Made a Beautiful Clock
It all started at a lumberyard. Mike Lynch found a piece of cherry with beautiful figuring.
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Tony Leonard: Beautiful By Design
Tony Leonard isn’t big on plans – well at least not other people’s plans.
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Reproducing Woodworking’s Past
His niche is recreating the styles of the past. Contributing editor Mike McGlynn, a woodworker from Minneapolis, Minnesota, specializes in Prairie School and Arts and Crafts pieces.
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Michelle Holzapfel: Woodturner, Carver, and Independent Scholar
Michelle Holzapfel is recognized for her detailed, finely turned, and carved pieces.
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Daniel Mack: Turning Trees into Furniture and Furniture into Trees
If you asked Daniel Mack whether he makes furniture, architectural detail, or sculpture…his answer would be “yes.”
