In this issue of Woodturning we have lots for you to enjoy.In our a€~Projectsa€ section, Sue Harker takes us through the steps for creating an embellished church candle bowl; Mark Sanger turns a beaded pot based on a traditional African design; JimDuxbury makes a chandelier from cherry and maple; and Philip Greenwood shows us how to turn a simple table lamp.
In our a€~Technicala€ section, Kurt Hertzog explores the subject of adhesives; Richard Findley further explores the subject of using a router on the lathe; Dave Bates looks at beech; the Editor looks at the different types of equipment you will need for turning; and Larry Jensen shares his tips and techniques for working with resin in your turning.
We also have three great features for you: we meet John Plater and find out more about his varied work; We meet Roy Weare and learn more about his textured turning work; and Seamus Cassidy shares an award-winning piece with us in a€~Featured Artista€ .
As well as all this, we also have Kit & Tools, Leader from the Editor, Community News and we also give you a sneak peek at our next issue.
All this and more in Woodturning 269!