Furniture & Cabinetmaking | April 2019
In issue 282 of Furniture & Cabinetmaking we have lots for you to enjoy. In our Projects & Techniques section, Martin Jones explores the traditional Japanese art of Kumiko on his Ikebana Cabinet; in an extract from Woodworking with Hand Tools, Philip C. Lowe shows how to get the most from your shoulder plane; Charles Mak shares the advanced Domino joiner techniques that he uses to handle tricky angled joinery; Hendrik Varju gives his verdict on Veritas’ new Pocket Plane; Richard Wile explains how a joinery float can help you to achieve the perfect mortise and tenon; and Derek Jones shares a selection of fast knock-down and glueless fixings.
In Design & Inspiration, our Gallery section showcases the work of Robinson House Studio’s designer-maker students; this month’s Under the Hammer looks at the best lots from Bonhams’ Home & Interiors sale; Out & About visits Blackwell, the Lake District’s Arts & Crafts house; and in An Airbrush with the Past, we’re going back to October 1997 and issue 10 for another look at Bill Clayden’s dome-lidded chest.
As well as all this, we also have the latest News & Events; a guide to Kit & Tools with a focus on the best shoulder planes on the market; and a social media round-up.
All this and more in issue 282 of Furniture & Cabinetmaking!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Furniture & Cabinetmaking April 2019.