Looking for an article

[Michael Nathal]

I seem to remember an article in American Woodturner, but searching with obvious keywords has been unsuccessful. The topic was hollow forms, with the top entry hole made off-center. I know it involved hollowing through the bottom. I joined AAW in 2011 so believe it was published after then. Any help would be appreciated

 

[Alan Weinberg]

It might be painful but you can scroll through archives and look at issue table of contents from 2010 on until you find it . . . no keyword needed. https://www.woodturner.org/Woodturn...dturner-Main.aspx?b66a7504b267=8#b66a7504b267

 

[Alan Weinberg]

When you go to archives, you can just scroll through the covers and that may jog your memory of what issue you need.

 

[Brian Gustin]

what I did when I initially joined, I downloaded *EVERY SINGLE ISSUE* (including FUNdamentals issues) and saved them to my OneDrive. From there I can search them quite easily on Windows. (have to check the option to include file contents)

 

[john lucas]

Look up John Jordan's articles. I learned hollowing through thr bottom from him but don't know if he ever wrote an article.

 

[Dave Hulett]

A lot of people don't know about this: try google but have it search only the aaw site.
ie: try "hollowing through the bottom site: www.woodturner.org"

 

[Darryl Fective]

Very interesting sounding project. Now I can't get it out of my brain. (and it's midnight )

 

[Alan Weinberg]

Did you find your article? @Michael Nathal