Woodturning Magazine Issue 377 Edição anterior

In issue 377 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy, beginning with our Guest Editor, Andrew Potocnik, who welcomes you to the issue; experiments with texturing techniques; and introduces thin-walled turning expert Paul Barton.

In Projects, Andy Coates makes an olive oil bottle; Pat Carroll turns a pot with a textured lid; Sue Harker makes a pestle and mortar; Alan Holtham turns a table lamp; Les Symonds continues his toy series with a search-and-rescue helicopter; and Mike Stafford tackles a multi-axis lacewood Scherk.

We have some Christmas projects for you too, as Kevin Alviti gets creative with tree decorations; Cedric Boyns makes a charming skiing reindeer; and John Hawkswell uses pyrography to add festive flavour to a simple candle holder.

In our Techniques section, Chris West tries reverse sanding; Mark Palma reviews non-woven abrasives; and Kurt Hertzog answers readers’ questions.

In Features, George Parke describes the intricacies of his latest segmented pieces; Richard Findley tells us about an RPT initiative for young turners; we take a look at a selection of pieces from the Wood Symphony Gallery’s annual exhibition of small wooden masterpieces; John Holloway finds festive joy making gifts; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury suggests you pay attention to detail while turning.

Plus we have the latest news from the woodturning community and a sneak peek of our next issue.

All this and more in Woodturning 377!