Woodturning Magazine - Nov-19 Edizione posteriore

Woodturning Magazine Nov-19 Edizione posteriore

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In issue 337 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy. In Projects, Colwin Way builds a delightful Christmas music box; Andrew Potocnik turns a natural-edged, finned vessel; Jason Breach shows how to create a box with contrasting eccentric-turned rings; Mark Sanger makes a multi-part, nature-inspired sculpture; and Chris West creates a box with a bayonet fixing method.

In our Techniques section, Richard Findley makes a Christmas tealight holder; Andy Coates looks at the fundamentals of using pewter to adorn turnings; Les Symonds makes realistic-looking cherries; Mark Palma offers some ways of adding black to your turned work; Geoffrey Laycock discusses reusing and recycling items; Kurt Hertzog answers readers’ questions; Mark Baker and Felix Hemsley find out whether carbide-tipped tools can be resharpened; and Frederick Hill explores techniques for turning unusual-shaped pieces.

In Features, Mike Darlow considers the world of 21st-century woodturning; Kurt Hertzog takes a peek inside the workshops of some American woodturning professionals; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury shares his tips for finding new sources of inspiration.

As well as all this, we also have our usual Kit & Tools pages, Leader from the Editor, Community news and a sneak peek of our next issue.

All this and more in Woodturning 337!

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Nov-19 In issue 337 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy. In Projects, Colwin Way builds a delightful Christmas music box; Andrew Potocnik turns a natural-edged, finned vessel; Jason Breach shows how to create a box with contrasting eccentric-turned rings; Mark Sanger makes a multi-part, nature-inspired sculpture; and Chris West creates a box with a bayonet fixing method. In our Techniques section, Richard Findley makes a Christmas tealight holder; Andy Coates looks at the fundamentals of using pewter to adorn turnings; Les Symonds makes realistic-looking cherries; Mark Palma offers some ways of adding black to your turned work; Geoffrey Laycock discusses reusing and recycling items; Kurt Hertzog answers readers’ questions; Mark Baker and Felix Hemsley find out whether carbide-tipped tools can be resharpened; and Frederick Hill explores techniques for turning unusual-shaped pieces. In Features, Mike Darlow considers the world of 21st-century woodturning; Kurt Hertzog takes a peek inside the workshops of some American woodturning professionals; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury shares his tips for finding new sources of inspiration. As well as all this, we also have our usual Kit & Tools pages, Leader from the Editor, Community news and a sneak peek of our next issue. All this and more in Woodturning 337!

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