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In issue 83 of Woodworking Crafts you’ll find plenty to inspire and inform your crafts. In Projects, Kevin Alviti makes a scoop for harvesting berries; Fred and Julie Byrne use their scrollsaw to make a welcome sign; Terry Nokes carves a Halloween pumpkin from tulipwood; James Hatter shows how to utilise the awkward spaces in your home by building alcove fillers and cover cupboards; Anthony Bailey rebuilds an old storage chest; Zoe Gertner carves a maple leaf; Peter Benson whittles a chipmunk; David Barron builds a Scandinavian-style workbench; Mark Sanger turns and decorates a Moroccan-style bowl; Alan Holtham constructs a hallway settle; Paolo Pozzi makes a rustic barn door for a gazebo; and Anthony Bailey uses his router to make an unusual wine rack.

In our Techniques articles, Charles Mak makes a tablesaw strip-ripping jig; Mitch Peacock demonstrates how to use stereometry to incorporate irregular shapes into your woodworking; Brian London explains the principles of CNC machining and how it can benefit your work; Michael Huntley shares his tips for perfect drilling; Anne Briggs takes an in-depth look at rasps and files; Walter Hall shares his guide to site tablesaws; and Derek Jones discusses the benefits of the saw vice.

In Features, we meet Chris Sneesby who turned his idea for a modular garden office into the successful business, Archipod; Dave Bates of Bates & Stiles reports on the latest news from the Dalmann Tool Appeal; and Mark Palma introduces his ‘shop assistants’, the kit and accessories that make his work easier.

All this and more in issue 83 of Woodworking Crafts!

Issue 083 In issue 83 of Woodworking Crafts you’ll find plenty to inspire and inform your crafts. In Projects, Kevin Alviti makes a scoop for harvesting berries; Fred and Julie Byrne use their scrollsaw to make a welcome sign; Terry Nokes carves a Halloween pumpkin from tulipwood; James Hatter shows how to utilise the awkward spaces in your home by building alcove fillers and cover cupboards; Anthony Bailey rebuilds an old storage chest; Zoe Gertner carves a maple leaf; Peter Benson whittles a chipmunk; David Barron builds a Scandinavian-style workbench; Mark Sanger turns and decorates a Moroccan-style bowl; Alan Holtham constructs a hallway settle; Paolo Pozzi makes a rustic barn door for a gazebo; and Anthony Bailey uses his router to make an unusual wine rack. In our Techniques articles, Charles Mak makes a tablesaw strip-ripping jig; Mitch Peacock demonstrates how to use stereometry to incorporate irregular shapes into your woodworking; Brian London explains the principles of CNC machining and how it can benefit your work; Michael Huntley shares his tips for perfect drilling; Anne Briggs takes an in-depth look at rasps and files; Walter Hall shares his guide to site tablesaws; and Derek Jones discusses the benefits of the saw vice. In Features, we meet Chris Sneesby who turned his idea for a modular garden office into the successful business, Archipod; Dave Bates of Bates & Stiles reports on the latest news from the Dalmann Tool Appeal; and Mark Palma introduces his ‘shop assistants’, the kit and accessories that make his work easier. All this and more in issue 83 of Woodworking Crafts!

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