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bobskio2003

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The AAW magazine has been better with getting more penturning related articles in it and possibly, with a new penturning Board member (Kurt Hertzog), we might find more. Woodturning Design also has many penturning related articles. As far as I know there isn't an exclusive penturning magazine (yet). Bob I.
 

mickr

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woodturning Design Magazine...if you have never seen Turning Pens & Pencils, by Christensen/Burningham, it is excellent & covers just tons...ask your library to get it and see if you think it's good enough to buy & keep in your shop
 

Daniel

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Seems to me quite a few of the woodworking/ woodturning type magazines have started devoting some space to Penturning specifically. It is one of those things that make me think that penturning is coming into it's own as a segment of woodturning. Used to be that penturning was consider something you do if you are not a "Real" woodturner. Now, not so much. The talent that is in the penturning community is starting to be recognized.
 

its_virgil

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Kurt Hertzon authors a penturning column in each issue of Woodturning Design Magazine. Also, WTD usually has another article on penturning. I write a penturning column in each issue of More Woodturning...The Penturners Corner. Last issue there were two other penturning articles in More woodturning.

We have a library here with tons of articles. Also, the files of the Yahoo group is well stocked. You may also want to check the articles at the Penmakers guild at http://www.penmakersguild.com

Do a good turn daily!
Don

Hi everyone, I was wondering if there are any penturning magazines or any wood magazines that have articles about penturning on a regular basis, thanks and aloha.

Chris
 

Kalai

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Hay Don, I looked at your article and they are great, thanks for the link, I also looked at the the Pen makers guild and now I want to join (when my pens are good enough).

Daniel, I know what you mean about the stigma of penturning, I have been turning since I was 12 and when penturning first came out I thought the same way you mentioned, but that has changed now, I like the fact that it is a different segment of woodturning.

Zander, that would be a great idea for IAP to start a magazine, I wonder what is involved besides money. I would help donate to that idea.

Bob, I saw you on the Pen Makers Guild, great job:)

Aloha everyone and Happy Holidays.

Chris
 

workinforwood

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There is also Pen World magazine, but it is about pen makers not how to make pens. I am going to be in a future issue..I just haven't applied yet.:biggrin: But seriously..I do want to do that magazine some day in the not too far off future..I'm just upping my game a bit first. I always have this self doubt digging at me, but I know I can do it. Sometimes I wish I was rich, so I could retire and have more time to work on all the things I love doing.
 

jttheclockman

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There is also Pen World magazine, but it is about pen makers not how to make pens. I am going to be in a future issue..I just haven't applied yet.:biggrin: But seriously..I do want to do that magazine some day in the not too far off future..I'm just upping my game a bit first. I always have this self doubt digging at me, but I know I can do it. Sometimes I wish I was rich, so I could retire and have more time to work on all the things I love doing.


Jeff, that last sentence applies to alot of us. Let me know if you figure out how to do that.
 
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