Woodturning Magazine April 2012 Numero posteriore

Woodturning is read by turning enthusiasts in over 60 countries worldwide and is packed with projects, features on turners around the world, tests and reviews, as well as news, letters and tips. Our projects cater for varying levels of ability, so there is something for everyone, from beginner to professional.

The April issue contains a host of projects for you to make including a range some Easter projects including pierced & coloured eggs and a commemorative eggcup. There is also kitchen storage jars; a shallow offset segmented dish and a carved mini hollow form. In terms of techniques, Michael O’Donnell introduces the sideways turning technique; Kurt Hertzog, in a brand new series, looks at drive centres, and we show you how to cut a clean, correctly shaped spigot every time.

The features section includes part six of Richard Findley’s series of a year in the life of a professional woodturner; Tegan Foley profiles turner of sculptures, Clay Foster, before she spends 20 minutes finding out more about Andy Cole. Lastly, David Nittmann shares one of his basket illusion vessels with us.

In terms of kit and tools, we have a host of new products for your workshop; we look at the Woodart high-speed rotary handpiece kit; the Beall Treen Mandrel and the Keith Tompkins ‘V’ skew chisel.

All this and more in issue 238!