The Woodworker Magazine June 2022 Edizione posteriore

Our June issue will get you in the mood for summer – how about dusting off your tools and making some outdoor projects, or learning a new technical skill? We also have two fantastic competitions for you to enter, so there's a lot to get excited about – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING INCLUDING:
• DOWEL-JOINTED CHILD'S CHAIR: Using birch ply offcuts and the WNew dowelling system, Geoff Ryan makes a personalised chair for his grandson
• WISHING WELL PLANTER: Using standard size timber and a few basic tools, Peter Dunsmore makes an attractive decorative outdoor planter

TECHNICAL INCLUDING:
• CARVED MIRROR FRAME: Peter Scaife presents an ideal project for those looking to use up leftovers, who may wish to practise or learn a few new woodworking skills
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 40: Peter Bishop rounds off the Ts, breaks into and finishes the Us, before starting with a V

FEATURES INCLUDING:
• ARCHIVE: Trouble with his butt hinges sends Robin Gates to The Woodworker of March 1927 for advice
• OUT OF THE WOODWORK: Eric Simmonds, the man behind Out of the Woodwork, creates bird boxes that are unique and inspiring, with an added touch of eccentricity

ON TEST
• Wnew 3-in-1 Dowel Jig & Multi Row Puncher
Robert Sorby SteadyPro system

DOUBLE WIN!
In conjunction with Robert Sorby, we’re giving one lucky reader the chance to get their hands on the versatile SteadyPro turning system, complete with lathe stem – worth £129 – find further details and entry requirements on page 20 or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win

Also, continuing to celebrate the launch of their new T18S range, we're teaming up with Trend yet again to give one lucky reader the chance to win a cordless biscuit jointer kit (with 1 × 4Ah battery and Fast Charger) – worth £351 – see page 60 for more information or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win