Woodworker's Journal winter-2009, страница 6
Advertising Sales J.F. Van Gilder Company 12740 Hillcrest Plaza Dr., Suite 295, Dallas, Texas 75230 David Beckler david@jvgco.com Terri Mathis terri@jvgco.com Jim Van Gilder jim@jvgco.com Phone:(972)392-1892 Fax: (972) 392-1893 Introduction Steve Blenk mixes carving with turning to make Single Barley Twists on page 22. ere in Minnesota, they're forecasting dangerous wind chills, and my snow shovel has taken its usual place by the front door. Yep, winter is back. It used to put a real damper on my Q woodworking, since I have a garage shop. m But, that's all changed, thanks to wood- turning. "Cold-and-dreary" has become my turning season. All it took was a little corner of the basement, a mini lathe and a few turning tools. Now, I'm going strong until spring making bowls, pens, lidded boxes, ornaments, hollow forms — you name it! Even better, most of my stock comes from the scrap pile. If you haven't tried woodturning yet, winter is a great time to start, and this Woodworker's Journal Special Interest Publication can help you turn that corner (couldn't help the pun...). Flip to our feature story on page 8 to select the right tools for getting up and running. Ease into things by turning green bowls (page 12), some simple holiday ornaments (page 50) or the salt and pepper set on page 38. Then, polish those skills by diving into the classic reproduction bedside table shown above or Kerry Pie "Shaker-inspired Woven Rocker," near the back of this magazine. You can even change things up by combining carving with turning to make Single Barley Twists (see page 22). All this good cheap fun is waiting for you! Need a cure for the winter blues? It's simple: Start making shavings. Winter 2009 woodworkersjournal.com Chris Marshall Special Projects Editor Larry N. Stoiaken Publisher Rob Johnstone Editor in Chief Joanna Werch Takes Senior Editor Jeff Jacobson Senior Art Director Joe Fahey Associate Art Director Matthew Becker Content Coordinator Ann Rockier Jac Mary Tzimokas Meg Clark Kelly Rosaaen Dana Severson Alyssa Tauer on Founder and CEO Circulation Director Direct Mail Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Director Advertising Operations 6 introduction Subscription Inquiries (800) 765-4119 or www.woodworkersjournal.com Write Woodworker's Journal, P.O. Box 56583, Boulder, CO 80322-6583. E-mail: woodworkcrsjournal@neoclata.com Include mailing label for renewals and address changes. For gift subscriptions, please include your name and address in addition to your gift recipient's name and address. back Issues & Reprints Woodworker's Journal or Today's Woodworker Turning: Skill Building Projects is published by Rockier Press Inc., 4365 Willow Dr.. Medina, MN 55340. Single copy price, S5.99. Reproduction without permission prohibited. Printed in the USA. web Site: www.woodworkersjournal.com ©2008 Rockier Press Inc., Printed in USA. |
