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In issue 104 of Woodworking Plans & Projects, we have lots for you to enjoy. In our ‘Projects’ section, Amber Bailey produces three cameo patterns using her treadle fretsaw; Neil Lawton makes an upcycled pallet table; Louise Biggs makes a table and stool in oak; Chris Grace deconstructs his garden pergola, Jamie Lake deconstructs his bathroom cabinet project and Simon Rodway completes the design of his handy shed workshop.

In ‘Techniques’, the Editor talks mitre joints; we take a look at some of the conversion work in the lounge area of a Victorian farmhouse and the Editor comes up with a cutting list for making his hi-fi cabinet.

In ‘Features’, we delve deep into the world of sculptural woodworker Karl Smith; Briony Darnley looks at a range of woodworking books for you to enjoy and Mark Ripley has a failsafe cutting method for this most difficult of joints.

This month in ‘Kit & Tools’ the Editor looks at a range of Niwaki sharpening products and a range of machines from Logosol. We look at the latest tools, gadgets and gizmos in ‘Hot Stuff’ and we also have ‘Leader’ from the Editor, ‘Noticeboard’ and we give you a sneak peek at the next issue.

All this and more in issue 104 of Woodworking Plans & Projects!

March 2015 In issue 104 of Woodworking Plans & Projects, we have lots for you to enjoy. In our ‘Projects’ section, Amber Bailey produces three cameo patterns using her treadle fretsaw; Neil Lawton makes an upcycled pallet table; Louise Biggs makes a table and stool in oak; Chris Grace deconstructs his garden pergola, Jamie Lake deconstructs his bathroom cabinet project and Simon Rodway completes the design of his handy shed workshop. In ‘Techniques’, the Editor talks mitre joints; we take a look at some of the conversion work in the lounge area of a Victorian farmhouse and the Editor comes up with a cutting list for making his hi-fi cabinet. In ‘Features’, we delve deep into the world of sculptural woodworker Karl Smith; Briony Darnley looks at a range of woodworking books for you to enjoy and Mark Ripley has a failsafe cutting method for this most difficult of joints. This month in ‘Kit & Tools’ the Editor looks at a range of Niwaki sharpening products and a range of machines from Logosol. We look at the latest tools, gadgets and gizmos in ‘Hot Stuff’ and we also have ‘Leader’ from the Editor, ‘Noticeboard’ and we give you a sneak peek at the next issue. All this and more in issue 104 of Woodworking Plans & Projects!

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