The Woodworker Magazine June 2021 Retour à l'édition précédente

As we reach the halfway point of the year, we welcome the arrival of summer, presenting you with some great outdoor projects, plenty of technical articles to expand your skillset, and features that will both entertain and enrich

PROJECTS & TURNING
• HALL TABLE: Martin Aplin makes a hall table inspired by the American Prairie Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright
• CARCASS REWORK: Dave Roberts transforms an old table into a quirky CD and DVD cabinet
• FOLDING LAWN CHAIR: Carl Jacobson’s simply designed folding stick chair is perfect for lazy summer days
• MINIATURE STEERING WHEEL: Commissioned to make a steering wheel for a pedal car restoration project, Peter Vivian had to get creative in order to recreate the perfect circle
• NATURAL-EDGE TUBES: Colin Simpson shares his designs for two natural-edge decorative tubes, one of which is highly polished and the other sandblasted
• GARDEN SEAT: Tony ‘Bodger’ Scott makes a garden seat that won’t foul a mower

TECHNICAL
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop discusses everything from stink wood to parquetry and many things in between
• THE BRIDLE JOINT: Andy Standing takes a closer look at the bridle joint, which is also referred to as an open or slot mortise & tenon

FEATURE
• BRIAN A. HUBEL PROFILE: Entirely self-taught and deeply inspired by form and function, Brian A. Hubel believes a piece of furniture should stand on its own merit
• ARCHIVE: Prompted by an article in The Woodworker of October 1934, Robin Gates is moved to measure the years in sideboards
• TOOLS OF THE TRADE: Old and collectible tool enthusiast Daniel Letts shares some of his recent finds, including a moulding plane that holds a very elusive maker’s mark