Woodturning  |  April 2016
In issue 291 of Woodturning magazine we have lots of things for you to enjoy.
In ‘Projects’, Ian Woodford makes a desk clock; Colwin Way sets out on a Windsor chair endeavor; Andy Coates uses up some scrap to make an attractive triptych; Bob Chapman produces a deceptive emerging bowl; Chris Grace makes a holly crotch bowl; and Walter Hall and Rick Rich take two different approaches to pen making.
In our ‘Techniques’ section, Richard Findley shows us how to part off in spindle turning; Philip Greenwood looks at the pros and cons of different drive types; and Kurt Hertzog tackles turning on a small scale.
In ‘Features’, we continue to look back into the history of turning with Ray Key; we go into the workshop with Shaun and Jessica Stacey; and we encounter the work of Jay Shepard.
As well as this, we also have our usual ‘Kit & Tools’ pages, ‘Leader’ from the Editor, ‘Community News’, your ‘Letters’, as well as a sneak peek of our next issue.
All of this and more in Woodturning 291!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Woodturning April 2016.