Pinecone Pen • Part 1
by Raymond Sprouse

Rolling Pin
by Robert Staat

Silver Wire Inlays
by John Koch

Vineyard Table • Part 2
by Thomas Farrell

Penmaking: Penturners Get No Respect
by Kurt Hertzog

Scissors Holster
by David Reed Smith

Beginner’s Corner: Shop Tips
by Robert Gulley

Designer Showcase
featuring Keith Larrett

Ask Dale
by Dale Nish

Denim Pen
by Chris Rolke

DVD Review: Platter Magic
by Bill Blasic

Whatnot Dish
by Joseph Herrmann

Product Reviews: Interesting Items from SWAT • Part 1
by Kurt Hertzog

Tool Review: Sorby ProEdge Sharpening System
by Joseph Herrmann

Rose Engine Pen and Paper Chuck
by Robert Roehrig

Special Feature: Shavings

Coming Next

Golf Ball Bottle Stoppers
by Giuliano Argentin

Behind the Scenes: Stockroom Supply
by Kurt Hertzog

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Issue 42

April 2013

On the Cover: The vessel on the front cover is a beautiful turning that incorporates both wood for the main vessel and copper for the leaves. Read more about Keith Larrett’s inspiration for this and other work in this issue’s Designer Showcase on page 46. The pinecone pen at the top of the cover was made by Raymond Sprouse and is the first installment of a three-part series about making these pens from scratch, using no resin as you would find in commercially prepared blanks.

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