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Featured Turning Project

Turning a Baby Cradle
by JoHannes Michelsen
Most turners know or are aware of JoHannes Michelsen. He is the woodturner who pioneered the modern turned hat. His cowboy styled hats (Range Rider) are famous all around the world.
JoHannes has taught 100's of turners how to make these hats. He has also demonstrated his techniques and explained his custom hat jigs in both symposiums and club meetings.
In this project, he once again shows us his skill set in both woodworking and woodturning and his creative, out of the box thinking. The project is a baby cradle for his new grandson.
JoHannes takes us through all the steps needed to create the legs, the base, the spindles and the rails. Then he assembles the crib using these components to make one of the most stunning cradles we've ever seen!
You may never made a cradle yourself but following this project will give you a great appreciation of the work and dedication that were involved in making this baby cradle and family heirloom.
Turning a Baby Cradle
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Featured Turning Article

Make your own Foam Ball Sander
by David Reed Smith
Many of us power sand our turning these days. We all need something to hold the sandpaper and subsequently, most of us purchase some form of sanding mandrel.
In this article, David Reed Smith shows us how he makes his own sanding mandrels. And maybe even more importantly, he shows us that his foam ball shape may actually be a better sanding solution.
David's article is very detailed and he takes us through all the steps to make not only the mandrel but he shows us how to make custom sanding pads for this shape.
Even if you don't choose to make one of these ball sanders, we're sure that you'll learn some very interesting techniques!
Make your own Foam Ball Sander
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New and Hot
From The Beall Tool Company

Tool Post Gauge
After reading the great article in this month's Woodturning Design magaine by Kurt Hertzog tilted, "Penmaking, Common Mistakes and Potential Fixes", I realized that my most common pen turning problem was "eccentricity" (see Figure 7 on page 38 of the article).
Kurt indicates that the most common reason for eccentricity is a bent mandrel. Hmm, now how do I know if I have a bent mandrel?
It then dawned on me that The Beall Tool Company had a measuring tool which would tell me. So, I looked it up and here it is...
Now you too can find out if you have a bent mandrel, I can't wait to see for myself!
Price: $29.00 (5/8" tool post)
($10.00 for 1" tool post adapter)
Click here to get more info
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