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Woodworking Crafts Magazine

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60 Reviews   •  English   •   Hobbies & Crafts (Woodworking)
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Woodworking Crafts brings you a breadth of knowledge and information which cannot be found in any other woodworking publication on the market. Whether you are a first time woodworker or experienced, there will always be something for you. It has lots of technique articles, features and projects across a wide range of woodworking interests from green woodworking to woodturning, craft projects, upcycling, learnt hand skills, powertool use, the green environment and much more. It is approachable and easy to understand, educational and fun. If you have a thirst for knowledge this is a magazine you will want to keep picking up and reading, a magazine you’ll want to keep. Formally known as Woodworking Plans & Projects.
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Woodworking Crafts Magazine

Issue 091 In issue 91 of Woodworking Crafts you’ll find plenty to inspire and inform your crafts. In Projects, Cedric Boynes makes a wheeled reindeer toy; Kev Alviti makes a useful boot jack; Andy Coates turns a walking stick; Amber Bailey uses her treadle fretsaw to make a tealight holder; Fred and Julie Byrne use their scrollsaw to make coasters and a key holder; Anthony Bailey makes a set of natural-edge coasters; Sue Harker turns and gilds a platter; and Alan Holtham builds some display shelves. In our Techniques articles, Charles Mak shares his tips for making custom picture frames; Randall Maxey shows how to make a tongue-and-groove joint using both hand and power tools; Giacomo Malaspina explains how to solve common problems when veneering; and Anthony Bailey demonstrates tool sharpening techniques. In Features, we learn more about woodworker, teacher and author Randall Maxey; Alexander Thomson enjoys woodworking traditions at the Bentley Woodfair; we meet Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2024, Matthew Rutherford; and Mark Palma reviews the options available for workshop lubricants. All this and more in issue 91 of Woodworking Crafts!


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In issue 91 of Woodworking Crafts you’ll find plenty to inspire and inform your crafts. In Projects, Cedric Boynes makes a wheeled reindeer toy; Kev Alviti makes a useful boot jack; Andy Coates turns a walking stick; Amber Bailey uses her treadle fretsaw to make a tealight holder; Fred and Julie Byrne use their scrollsaw to make coasters and a key holder; Anthony Bailey makes a set of natural-edge coasters; Sue Harker turns and gilds a platter; and Alan Holtham builds some display shelves.

In our Techniques articles, Charles Mak shares his tips for making custom picture frames; Randall Maxey shows how to make a tongue-and-groove joint using both hand and power tools; Giacomo Malaspina explains how to solve common problems when veneering; and Anthony Bailey demonstrates tool sharpening techniques.

In Features, we learn more about woodworker, teacher and author Randall Maxey; Alexander Thomson enjoys woodworking traditions at the Bentley Woodfair; we meet Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2024, Matthew Rutherford; and Mark Palma reviews the options available for workshop lubricants.

All this and more in issue 91 of Woodworking Crafts!
read more read less
Woodworking Crafts brings you a breadth of knowledge and information which cannot be found in any other woodworking publication on the market. Whether you are a first time woodworker or experienced, there will always be something for you. It has lots of technique articles, features and projects across a wide range of woodworking interests from green woodworking to woodturning, craft projects, upcycling, learnt hand skills, powertool use, the green environment and much more. It is approachable and easy to understand, educational and fun. If you have a thirst for knowledge this is a magazine you will want to keep picking up and reading, a magazine you’ll want to keep. Formally known as Woodworking Plans & Projects.

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Great

Great for all woodworkers Reviewed 21 January 2023

Woodworking Crafts Magazine

prefer it now to the woodworker, it has better content. Reviewed 10 July 2020

Very practical

Lots of good advice Reviewed 26 July 2019

Never disappoints

Best articles available Reviewed 23 July 2019

Thoroughly entertaining

Great read for all fans of Woodworking Reviewed 18 July 2019

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