The Woodworker Magazine September 2021 Retour à l'édition précédente

Whether you choose to make projects, learn from technical articles, be inspired by features, or perhaps all three, the most important thing is to ensure you’re having fun with your woodworking journey. Our September issue is packed full of fantastic content, so don’t delay in finding out what’s inside

PROJECTS & TURNING
• VIENNA WALL CLOCK – PART 2: Peter Skilton makes the backboard, under bracket, pediment, front and octagonal panels, before finishing and putting it all together
• HAT TURNING – PART 3: Andrew Hall makes a stand for displaying turned hats, a mirror frame using the ring saved from a wet-turned hat, plus various decorative buttons for placing around the brim
• HALL TREE: Matthew White takes inspiration from a vintage effect hall tree and creates his own walnut version that incorporates even more storage space
• MISSION COAT RACK: Phil Davy shows you how to make a neat little coat rack in the Mission style – one which is well known for its understated elegance and straight lines
• COMIC STORAGE DRUM: This unusual project by Edward Pulleyn is straight out of the school workshop, and here at The Woodworker we’re always pleased to see this sort of thing – highly commendable!
• CHESS SET & BOARD: Not only easy to play with, when not in use Terry Diss‘ modern chess set also makes a great centrepiece when displayed on a table or sideboard
• TURNED MARACAS: Les Thorne’s turned maracas not only make for a fun project, but also represent a great exercise in copy turning and airbrushing

TECHNICAL
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop watches his Ps and Qs before trickling into the Rs for a bit of a rabbet
• CHOOSING WOOD FOR FURNITURE MAKING: John Bullar discusses the subject of selecting appropriate timber for your furniture making projects