Practical Woodturning Projects: Selected Readings from American Woodturner, Journal of the American Association of Woodturners (GETTING STARTED IN WOODTURNING) - Softcover

Kelsey, John

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1939662060 ISBN 13: 9781939662064

Publisher: American Association of Woodturners, 2013

Synopsis

Practical woodturning projects to build your skills at the lathe. Here are 16 selected skill-building projects for woodturners—expert, shop-tested instructions with illustrations from the pages of American Woodturner, journal of the American Association of Woodturners. The quickest and best way to become proficient at the woodturning lathe is to stretch your skills by making useful projects. Each project gives you an opportunity to practice turning while trying new techniques. Each successful project graces your world with a handmade object that’s both useful and beautiful, to enjoy at home or to give as a gift. For the table: Coasters, napkin rings, salt-n-pepper, spice mill, ice-cream scoop, all-wood goblet. Great gifts: Letter opener, all-wood pen, decorative clock, crochet hook, ring holder, quarter display, branch mushrooms, holiday ornaments. For the workshop: tool handles, jam and expansion chucks, virtual woodturning with Sketch-Up. Selected skills include choosing wood, faceplates and jam chucks, skew chisel, drilling and fitting, end-grain turning, hollow turning, decorative effects, making multiples, and design at the lathe. Since 1986, American Woodturner has been the leading journal for practical and reliable information written by woodturners for their fellow woodturners. Practical Woodturning Projects is the fourth book in an on-going series being extracted from this authoritative source. Practical Woodturning Projects is available as a 64-page printed book or as a digital download readable on all your electronic devices.

About this edition

• Publisher: American Association of Woodturners
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 1939662060
• ISBN 13: 9781939662064
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 64