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For decades our monthly Wood News publication has been a fun way for
us to share interesting woodworking articles, tips and techniques with
our customers, with the constant goal of helping you become a better
woodworker. Many of the articles we publish are written by customers
like you. If you're interested, I invite you to submit an article
about a woodworking technique, a review of a tool that you like,
photos of projects you've built, or a photo tour of your workshop. If
your submittal is accepted for publication, we will compensate you
with a store credit that you can use towards purchase of our tools! Thank you for reading Wood News Online!
-Chris Bagby, Highland Woodworking owner
Find out more information about submitting articles
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Show Us Your Shop
This month we're sharing the "minimalist" woodworking shop of Randy Cordle, who specializes in building musical instruments.
View More of Randy's Shop
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Show Us Your Woodworking
This month we're sharing the woodworking projects of Barry Hock, who enjoys making artistic wooden boxes after he retired from a 38 year career as a jewelry designer.
View More of Barry's
Woodworking Projects
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Show Us Your Woodcarving
This month we are featuring the wooden burl bowl carvings of Marty Derksema, who once saw signs for "burl wood" off an Oregon highway and has been carving bowls out of burls ever since!
View more of Marty's
Carving Projects
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Poll: Allergy Precautions
in the Workshop
In this month's poll, Jim Randolph asks "Do you have allergies, COPD or other conditions that require you to take extra precautions with dust in your shop?"
Answer the poll
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Tips from Sticks in the Mud
This month Jim has a tip on storing tissues in your shop so they don't collect dust, as well as a money saving tip on getting a tarp condensed to its original storage size.
Read this month's
Woodworking Tips
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Project Idea: Building a Hall Table, Part 3 - Finishing
In Part 3 of this 3-part Hall Table project series, Forrest Bonner finishes up the installation of the drawers and drawer pulls, and adds finish to the hall table.
Read Part 3 - Finishing
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