The Woodworker Magazine April 2021 Back Issue

"As we look forward to some warmer weather and a brighter outlook for all, we hope our April issue inspires, educates and entertains in equal measure

PROJECTS & TURNING
• JEWELLERY BOX: Geoff Ryan shares a stunning design in maple and walnut, which also features corner post dovetails
• CELLO PODIUM: Shaun Newman undertakes an unusual musical commission
• UNDERSTAIRS STORAGE: Dave Long’s bespoke storage solution solves an untidy, cluttered area
• BIRD WHISTLE: Annemarie Adams takes a simple design for a wooden whistle and gives it wings

TECHNICAL
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop pauses at the halfway point in this series and begins to cover a few key headings in detail
• CNC-ROUTING: Using a workshop CNC router, Dennis Keeling uses his know-how to create a simple step-stool in just 30 minutes

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Robin Gates shares his admiration for the artist Stanley Anderson whose engraving ‘The Wheelwright’ graced the July 1958 cover of The Woodworker
• LEARNING FROM WOOD: Jeremy Broun highlights the importance of engaging with others as well as having dreams, aims and projects with deadlines, all of which help us feel connected and keep our spirits high
• 50 SHADES OF GREY: With over 14 billion pencils made worldwide each year, and a history dating back to the 15th century, Paul Greer explores this fascinating subject in greater detail
• FLYING HIGH: For furniture maker Sophie Moraveg-Oskooie, the sky’s