SAPFM Members
in the News
Alan Turner describes how he builds a cabinetmaker's bench in the June/July issue of American Woodworker. He also writes about tapping wood with machine screw threads to make shop jigs.
Justin Kauffman won the Best in Show Award for body of work at the Baltimore Fine Furnishings Show in May.
Craig Bentzley writes about techniques for aging cherry in the June/July 2010 issue of Woodcraft Magazine.
Dennis Chilcote consulted for an article on basket making in the June/July 2010 issue of Woodcraft Magazine.
Herb Lapp's article on Philadelphia Windsor chairmaker Joseph Henzey appears in the April 2010 New England Antiques Journal.
An article on the William & Mary style by Charles Bender was published in the April 2010 Popular Woodworking.
Kari Hultman's article on reclaimed sunken mahogany appears in the April 2010 Popular Woodworking.
Jerome Bias has written about free black cabinetmaker Thomas Day for the Arts & Mysteries column in the April 2010 Popular Woodworking.
Tony Kubalak's bombé chest is featured in the Reader's Gallery section of the April 2010 issue of Fine Woodworking.
Dennis Chilcote's Shaker-inspsired basket appears in the Reader's Gallery section of the April 2010 issue of Fine Woodworking.
In the April 2010 issue of Fine Woodworking, Jeff Headley describes how he makes and installs fluted quarter columns.
SAPFM to Participate at WIA 2010
in Cincinnati October 1-3
SAPFM is participating in Popular Woodworking Magazine's Woodworking in America conference to be held in Cincinnati October 1-3 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. SAPFM members Don Williams, Glen Huey, George Walker, and Roy Underhill are among the scheduled presenters at the event. A 400 square foot booth featuring SAPFM will be set up in the Marketplace. Again this year, Mike Siemsen will be moderating the Hand Tool Olympics where participants have the chance to compete for prizes in a variety of events. To learn more about the WIA event, visit the Woodworking in America site.
SAPFM Member-Exhibitors and Volunteers Needed at WIA
SAPFM members are invited to display their work in a special gallery at the SAPFM booth at the Woodworking in America Conference in Cincinnati October 1-3. If you would like to bring a piece to the gallery or would like to volunteer to demonstrate a skill or technique in the booth, contact Charles Murray or Mark Arnold.
Colonial Williamsburg Announces
2011 Working Wood in the 18th Century Conference
Cabinetmakers Look to the East: Asian Influences on 18th-Century English and American Furniture is the topic of the 2011 Working Wood in the 18th Century Conference at Colonial Williamsburg January 12-15 and 16-19. As in years past, SAPFM business meeting and Cartouche Award celebration will take during the second session of the conference. Registration information for both events will be posted on the SAPFM web site, forum, and newsletter as it becomes available.
