Woodworking Crafts Magazine October 2016 Zurück Ausgabe

In issue 19 of Woodworking Crafts, in ‘Power woodworking’, Louise Biggs shows us how she made a fancy fire surround when there is no fire, Lee Stofffer saddles up and rides his newest project, a shave horse and Jason Townsend shows us the meaning of KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) – with his simple keepsake boxes. Also, Mark Baker tell us about the essentials of woodturning and Simon Rodway makes a log store for winter. The Editor explains how to make and use router table sub-fences, you can also read about a ‘open and shut’ installation job that definitely needed closure and Peter Sefton talks about his student’s latest creation, Ben’s ‘bubble’ cabinet.

In our ‘Hand woodworking’, Michael T Collins talks us through making this spacious corner cabinet, Amber Bailey likes to make sure her veneers are in a respectable condition and if you need to improve your hand sawing technique, take a tip from the Editor and read on about saw cuts and Danny Maddock shares his tips and techniques for scorching your timbers.

Finally, we have lot’s for you to enjoy in our ‘Community’ pages, including; the latest news and events; we have our ‘Q&A’ page; we share with you some hints, tips and jigs; in a new group review, we focus on General Finishes high performance top coat; we have a Kit and Tools page, a sneak peek at our next issue; and we caught up Nick Offerman to find out more about his new book, Good Clean Fun. We also have Stuart King talking us through how to make miniature furniture for any dolls house, and Anthony Bailey likes a drink, and certainly need it to help him write the effects of water article. Briony Darnley and Tamara B