Woodturning Magazine Aug-19 Edição anterior

In issue 334 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy. In Projects, Jason Breach makes a stunning mirror bowl for a dressing table; Pat Carroll turns a yakisugi-style charred vase; Emiliano Achaval looks to the Minoan civilization for inspiration for a vessel; Walter Hall tries ‘inside out’ turning on a tealight holder; Chris West makes a spice shaker; Mark Sanger makes an unusual, elongated box with a plinth; Rick Rich uses a skew chisel as he makes a spinning top; and, in an extract from Turning Green Wood, Michael O’Donnell explores turning wet end-grain bowls.

In our Techniques section, Andy Coates is inspired by Anglo-Saxon traditions; Richard Findley is challenged to make a torus box; Kurt Hertzog answers some readers’ questions; Geoffrey Laycock looks at static machinery dust extraction in the workshop; and John Plater considers the final stages of turning a bowl and applying a finish.

In Features, Mark Baker shares his thoughts on the British Woodturner of the Year competition and the Celebrating British Crafts exhibition; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury ponders the age-old question of what is craft and what is art.

As well as all this, we also have our usual Kit & Tools pages, Leader from the Editor, Community news and a sneak peek of our next issue.

All this and more in Woodturning 334!