Inside the shop of a Master Woodturner
Posted: Oct 28, 2018 8:00 AM CST

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(MILWAUKEE) From trees we get wood, and from woodworkers come remarkable creations. With the winter months and holidays approaching, what better way to escape the cold and tap into your creative side than by starting a woodworking project?
No experience? No problem. There's a local shop and craftsman ready to help you turn an ordinary piece of wood into something functional, fun, or even artsy.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Michael Schlesinger introduced viewers to Gary Datka, a master woodturner using his skills as a form of expression to connect with those around him.