Woodturning Magazine Issue 409 Edição anterior

In issue 409 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy, beginning with our Guest Editor, Richard Findley, who welcomes you to the issue; and gets ready for summer by making a set of garden skittles using just a skew chisel.


In Projects, Les Symonds makes the same-shape jug in two different ways; James Duxbury turns a fascinating desk toy with a spinning top; Sue Harker turns a beautiful pocket watch stand; Andrew Potocnik creates a domed box inspired by an iconic view of the Taj Mahal; Andy Coates makes a bowl with a willow rim; Chris Redfearn turns a double box with pierced lids; and in an extract from his book Woodturning Trickery, David Springett creates a complicated puzzle with a trapped turned urn.


In our Techniques section, Kurt Hertzog answers readers’ questions; and Mark Palma introduces the world of miniature turning.


In Features, we meet Tinka Veldhuis, who has come a long way from her roots in counterterrorism research to pondering a woodturning business in Wales; we showcase stunning works from the Turned and Sculpted Wood exhibition; we review the updated edition of Wood Identification & Use; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury considers how to define woodturning.


We also have a sneak peek at our next issue, updates from the turning community and news from the Worshipful Company of Turners.


All this and more in Woodturning 409!