Hogbin on Woodturning by Stephen Hogbin - ISBN: 9781565237520
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Turn wood, slice it, remake it: unlock turning’s new potential.

Hogbin on Woodturning

Masterful Projects Uniting Purpose, Form & Technique

$56.30

  • Paperback

    144 pages

  • Release Date

    1 March 2013

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Summary

An internationally recognized woodturning designer examines 11 of his finest creations, presenting each piece as a step-by-step project that any woodturner can replicate. Each project begins with the lathe, but features inventive cutting into the turned elements and recombining the pieces to make entirely new forms. Hogbin’s innovative turning methods provide stimulating new insight into the lathe, and will help you get more out of your craft.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781565237520
ISBN-10:1565237528
Author:Stephen Hogbin
Publisher:Fox Chapel Publishing
Imprint:Fox Chapel Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:144
Release Date:1 March 2013
Weight:612g
Dimensions:279mm x 216mm x 8mm
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Critics Review

“Hogbin on Woodturning” is not a traditional ‘here’s how-to’ book. While exceptionally instructional, its written for an easy read, often autobiographically but featuring a value-added text, each page rich with personal anecdotes and real-life lessons. Presented in waves, inspiring background text and colourful imagery followed by detailed visual instruction spiced with unexpected gems then capped with enticing examples of alternative ways all readers might consider each project, this splendid book is hard to put down. Creative turners or cabinetmakers also will appreciate how Stephen broadens our creative points-of-view from first thoughts about any project through its purpose and ultimate delivery or gifting. No matter whether you’re looking for new projects to make, new dimensions to add to your work or an invigorating fresh perspective, at $24.99 “Hogbin on Woodturning” is attractively bound to satisfy.

About The Author

Stephen Hogbin

Stephen Hogbin, while remaining embedded in his own region of Owen Sound, is recognized internationally by collectors, educators, and professional organizations for his influence in studio wood turning and furniture making. In the early 1970s, he developed a rich vocabulary of alternate forms to the 1000-year-old technique of lathe work. These innovative forms became a keystone to the development of the contemporary domain. Primarily a studio artist with an inclusive and multi-discipline approach, he is also an occasional curator and author.

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