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Woodworking Crafts Magazine Jul-19 Back Issue

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Issue 54 of Woodworking Crafts has lots of great articles for you to enjoy. In Projects, the Editor finishes his Remembrance seat; Michael T Collins transforms a desk into two bedside cabinets; Jean Grace carves a hedgehog; we learn to make a facecloth holder with an extract from Scrollsaws: A Woodworker’s Guide; green woodworking expert Ben Law makes a Sussex knee vice; and in Plans 4 You, Simon Rodway makes a kitchen trolley.

In our Techniques section, Louise Biggs repairs the cases of two Vienna regulator clocks; Anne Briggs Bohnett takes a look at block planes; the Editor makes a downdraught table for the workshop; Tricks of the Trade looks at patching torn or damaged wood; we have tips on choosing and using edge moulding cutters; and our joints series covers the lap joint.

In our Community pages, Krishan Vara tells us why he loves ‘unplugged’ woodworking; we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Woodland Heritage charity; and we learn what happened to all that fancy furniture during the French Revolution.

We also have the latest news and events; book reviews; product tests; and a sneak peek at our next issue.

All this and more in issue 54 of Woodworking Crafts, so be sure to get yourself a copy!

Jul-19 Issue 54 of Woodworking Crafts has lots of great articles for you to enjoy. In Projects, the Editor finishes his Remembrance seat; Michael T Collins transforms a desk into two bedside cabinets; Jean Grace carves a hedgehog; we learn to make a facecloth holder with an extract from Scrollsaws: A Woodworker’s Guide; green woodworking expert Ben Law makes a Sussex knee vice; and in Plans 4 You, Simon Rodway makes a kitchen trolley. In our Techniques section, Louise Biggs repairs the cases of two Vienna regulator clocks; Anne Briggs Bohnett takes a look at block planes; the Editor makes a downdraught table for the workshop; Tricks of the Trade looks at patching torn or damaged wood; we have tips on choosing and using edge moulding cutters; and our joints series covers the lap joint. In our Community pages, Krishan Vara tells us why he loves ‘unplugged’ woodworking; we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Woodland Heritage charity; and we learn what happened to all that fancy furniture during the French Revolution. We also have the latest news and events; book reviews; product tests; and a sneak peek at our next issue. All this and more in issue 54 of Woodworking Crafts, so be sure to get yourself a copy!

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