The Woodworker Magazine September 2022 Edizione posteriore

As well as featuring two fantastic competitions from ISOtunes and SanderCard, our September issue aims to debunk workshop secrets, make you a better woodworker, as well as entertaining and inspiring you along the way – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• ELEGANT CARRIAGE CLOCK: Peter Dunsmore’s clock project is simple to make, using little timber and a few router cutters
• LOOKING AT LELLÓ: Winner of our recent Liberon competition, designer-maker Ian Burnell takes us through the steps involved in making his critically acclaimed ‘Lelló’ cabinet
And many more!

TECHNICAL
• MORTISE & TENON JOINTS: John Bullar moves on to discussing mortise & tenon joints and how they’re traditionally used in furniture making, beginning with hand tool methods before looking at a few powered techniques
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 43: Peter Bishop finally reaches the end of his long-running series and finishes off with various terms including woolly grain, xylem and zebrano
And more!


FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Dipping into The Woodworker of July 1919, Robin Gates discovers how to turn a shapely leg and recalls a close encounter with a chuck key
• ERIK WOLKEN IN PROFILE: Through building functional sculpture – work that serves both a sculptural aesthetic and utilitarian function – furniture maker Erik Wolken seeks to create rhythm and poetry in every piece he makes
And more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S/BJ cordless biscuit jointer
• Woodpeckers Paolini pocket rules
• Ryobi R18F ONE+ fan
• Thorex 31-712R hammer
• Bad Axe saws

DOUBLE WIN!
COMPETITION 1: Win 1 of 2 pairs of ISOtunes LINK 2.0 ear defenders – worth £99.99 per pair
COMPETITION 2: Win 1 of 50 SanderCards – the ultra-thin hand-sanding tool