Woodworking Crafts Magazine July 2018 Edición anterior

In the July issue 41 of Woodworking Crafts we have a veritable miscellany of projects, techniques and features. We have an unusual design for an Arts & Crafts inspired chest of drawers, a coffee table design according to the principles of the Golden Section and an ebonising treatment for a walnut vanity unit top. If you are looking for something more approachable perhaps its time to try whittling a cawl ladle - a traditional functional spoon, or maybe carve a ‘forever’ rose. We have part three of our sharpening series looking at the tricky subject of handsaws, there is an article on guided machining for safe, accurate working and replacing an awkward sink unit with an unusual method - trust the Editor! Our main feature is about the restoration of Norfolk Broads wherry boats, it just makes you dream of a summer holiday on the water…Gary Marshall examines the difference between ancient and modern woodlands and our featured timber is the trusty Scots Pine. We decided to give the new Triton spindle sanders a spin in a two-page test, there’s plenty more to read but you’ll have to buy the magazine to find out!