In Issue 232 of Furniture & Cabinetmaking, we have lots for you to enjoy.In our a€~Projects & Techniquesa€ section, Jennie Alexander and Peter Follansbee demonstrate two simple techniques to recreate authentic 17th-century mouldings; John Bullar looks at the gooseneck joint in a number of variants; Pete Simpson shows how he made and fitted wooden hinges to a box; Anne Briggs Bohnett explains why router planes are essential; Mark Harrell tackles the disassembly and cleaning of a vintage saw; we look at how you can make a piece of furniture twice the size of your workshop and still get it through the door; Chris Yates makes a stopped rebate jig and Geoffrey Laycock puts the specially designed shelf pin drilling set from Festool through its paces.

In a€~Design & Inspirationa€ we speak to Peter Follansbee, who specialises in 17th-century joinery; Kieran Binnie talks about the effect of a€~communitya€ in the woodworking crafts; Jim Cooper demonstrates how to set up a bench plane in a€~Apprentice Notesa€ and we take a look at another prized lot from Bonhams.

As well as all this, we also have a€~Leadera€ from the Editor; a€~News & eventsa€ ; a€ F&CUKa€ ; a€~Editora€ s round-upa€ and a€~workshop librarya€ , where we have a number of furniture-related reads that we think youa€ ll enjoy, as well as our website of the month.

All this and more In Issue 232 of Furniture & Cabinetmaking!