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You're Invited
To Highland Woodworking's
40th Anniversary Celebration
April 28, 2018

What do Nick Offerman, Roy Underhill, Thomas Lie-Nielsen and Charles Brock all have in common? Besides their love of woodworking, all 4 will be at our store in Atlanta on Saturday, April 28 to help celebrate our 40th Anniversary!

Special sale prices will be offered on select items and product lines throughout the store in addition to product demonstrations, giveaways and a raffle!

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Inside This Issue
Show Us Your Shop
The Down to Earth Woodworker
Equipping a Studio Apartment Woodshop
Video: SawStop PCS Product Tour
Poll: Tool Lasers
Review: Japanese Woodworking Tools
Women in Woodworking
Show Us Your Woodworking
Show Us Your Woodcarving
Tool Review: Leigh B975 Beehive Jig
Tips From Sticks-In-The-Mud
Clamping with a Bicycle Inner Tube

The Highland Woodworker

GOOD NEWS FOR FANS OF
THE HIGHLAND WOODWORKER!

New Episode Coming Soon!

Equipping a Studio Apartment Woodshop

After moving to take on a new job and leaving his shop behind, Mark Miller has had to figure out a way to equip his much smaller, studio apartment shop with only what he deems the most necessary of tools.

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Show Us Your Shop

Show Us Your Shop

We're sharing Michael Foster's 1200 square foot barn workshop located in Springfield, VT.

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Woodworking

Show Us Your Woodworking

We're sharing several woodworking projects made by Les Hastings who has been making things out of wood for most of his life.

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Woodcarving

Show Us Your Woodcarving

We're sharing several carvings made by James M. Williams Jr who likes to incorporate his tribal history, customs and culture into his woodcarving projects.

View James's Carvings

Women in Woodworking
Meet Tahle Patton

Our Women in Woodworking column has returned! This month, Andrea interviews Tahle Patton, a woodworker from the Pacific Northwest who attended The Krenov School's 9 month intensive woodworking program.

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Book Review: Japanese Woodworking Tools

Toshio Odate's Japanese Woodworking Tools introduces westerners to the wide range of tools traditionally used in hand tool woodworking in his native country. Anyone who is intrigued by Japanese culture or who simply wants to give Japanese tools a try will find this book both inspiring and highly instructive.

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Down to Earth Woodworker

The Down to Earth Woodworker

This month, Steve shares his first "lesson plan" for a hypothetical class he would teach to beginning woodworkers, discusses the longterm investments of buying good tools, and shares his review of the New SuperMax Drum Sander Folding Infeed and Outfeed Tables.

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Finishing: Clamping with a Bicycle Inner Tube

After getting frustrated with trying to glue-up a broken chair leg, Alan was given a great tip involving a bicycle inner tube used to hold the broken pieces together.

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Woodworking Tips

Tips from Sticks
in the Mud

This month, Jim has a few tips on using, mixing, and storing epoxy including the reuse of several items you might normally throw away.

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Poll: Do You Use/Trust the Laser On Your Tools?

When it comes to using lasers on your tools, some would argue that accuracy isn't improved, even though most people would say speed is. This month's poll asks about your preferences regarding lasers.

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