The Woodworker Magazine Dec/Jan-21 Edizione posteriore

"Christmas is coming and we are very excited to share our new issue with you, which features a remade Land Rover project from the Christmas 1955 edition as well as a few other festive treats for you to enjoy

PROJECTS & TURNING
• ‘MOXON’ TABLE VICE: Robin Gates hones his hand skills while making a hybrid vice for bigger boards using two Record Juniors and reclaimed oak linings
• FESTIVE FROLICS: Carl Jacobson shows you how to turn a fun snow couple using leftover pieces of timber
• CANDLESTICK: A very prestige project sees Les Thorne make a candlestick that combines Victorian style with a contemporary finish
• FLEXIBLE STORAGE: Phil Davy’s cabinet construction can be adapted to suit any type of storage, from first aid items to CDs

TECHNICAL
• EXHIBITION QUALITY FURNITURE: Jeremy Broun, Organiser of the Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2021, shares his top tips and highlights key points for creating your own exhibition quality piece ahead of the entry deadline
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop delivers part 22 of his ongoing ‘series, which sees him making his way into the Ks and Ls

FEATURES
• GRADUATE SHOWCASE: Principal Tom Fraser provides a roundup of the Chippendale International School of Furniture’s 35th annual Graduate Exhibition and Sale before we give you the full lowdown on the work of 2020’s graduates
• FLIGHTS OF FANCY: Paul Greer looks at archery over the ages and the evolution of wood as a primary material
• KEBONY CHRISTMAS TREE: This festive offering from Habitree is the perfect ingredient for a sustainable