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In this issue, Woodworking for a Cause: Building Desks for Students, WoodCentral: The Pandemic Effect, Hawaii’s WoodShow 2020, 2020 Texas Furniture Makers Show, Iowa’s ‘Area Show 47’, Mesa Contemporary Crafts, David Marks: Making Wooden Knuckle Hinges, The Intelligent Hand by David Binnington Savage, Wood Symphony’s ‘The Art of Giving 2020’, Profile: Pat & Karen Miller, Remembering Kobe Bryant in Wood Art, and What Fun! Stairs to Slide Down, as well as News, Events, Exhibits, Clubs, Classes & more!
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Education: 2022 Design Emphasis
The next generation of furniture designers were on display at the 2022 Design Emphasis, the biennial student design competition exhibition held in conjunction with last summer’s International Woodworking Fair IWF) in Atlanta, GA.
Profile: Leo Litto
Leo Litto of Austin, TX is an award-winning maker of heirloom quality furniture. Here is Leo's story, in his own words:
Tools & Techniques
It’s All Problems
Profile: John P. McCormack
As the Port Townsend School of Woodworking welcomes master woodworkers from around the Northwest to their November Woodworking Show, we caught up with its newest faculty member, John P. McCormack. Here is John’s story in his own words:
From David Marks Studio- Patina Applications & Questions
For years, many of you have read my discussions about gilding and chemical patination techniques, but are unsure about its application to your own work. I'd like to share a recent email from Sandra Walkin of Louisiana, who took my Gilding & Chemical & Patination class and a 2-day private class in 2015:
Education: NW Woodworking Studio
Education: NW Woodworking Studio
From David Marks Studio Milling Guitar Backs
David Marks has been a studio furniture maker in Santa Rosa, CA for nearly 40 years and was the host of the popular woodworking television program WoodWorks on the DIY network.
Tools & Techniques Understanding Greene & Greene
Craft in America, the Peabody Award-winning PBS television series, showcases the creative spirit of America’s handmade craft artists.
Profile: Jim Piper
Jim Piper of Portland, OR draws upon the natural world in creating his exquisite turned and embellished wood pieces.
Profile: Greg Klassen
Greg Klassen of Everson, WA is studio furnituremaker, who’s River® Table Collection has garnered international attention and orders. Here is Greg’s story, in his own words: