Woodturning Magazine March 2019 Edição anterior

In issue 329 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy. In Projects, Emiliano Achaval turns a four-sided vase; Chris West provides plans for making your own keyrings; Andrew Potocnik creates a floral-inspired box from Huon pine; and Rick Rich makes an oval-shaped, natural-edge dish.

In Techniques, Chris Grace begins a new series about box making; Mark Sanger textures a wide-rim bowl using rotary tools and a burr; Andy Coates makes a shrink pot with a hinge and fastener; Richard Findley’s Editor’s challenge is to turn a medieval-style bowl on a standard lathe; Colwin Way offers some invaluable advice for new turners; Adrian Jacob fine-tunes his homemade ornamental lathe; and Geoffrey Laycock looks at fitting and using dry bench grinder wheels.

In Features, we take a look at some of the winning entries from the Worshipful Company of Turners 2018 competitions; friends of the late Ron Kent share their thoughts on his life, work and influence; John Plater considers what makes an artistic piece of woodturning; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury suggests some ways to keep your turning costs down.

As well as all this, we also have our usual Kit & Tools pages, which this month focus on box making products; plus there’s Leader from the Editor, Community news and a sneak peek of our next issue.

All this and more in Woodturning 329!