n this issue of Woodturning we have lots for you to enjoy.In our a€~Projectsa€ section Andrew Potocnik experiments with bonding twigs and resin to create a hollow form; Nikos Siragas shows you how to make a turned and carved a€~wingeda€ bowl; Chris Grace makes two mug stands and Philip Greenwood demonstrates offset turning with two candlestick designs.
Our a€~Technicala€ section has the first of a new series looking at timber species; Richard Findley explores the subject of turning for restoration; Mark Sanger continues looking at the subject of natural-edge turning; Kurt Hertzog looks at just a few of the ways you can use your lathe to multitask; the Editor looks at turning tools and accessories in a€~Starting turning a€ part 4a€ and in a€~Glossary of terms a€" part 3a€ looks at some more woodworking terms.
In our features section, we look at the work of John Shrader; we find out more about the work of segmented turner Hans Finsterwalder and Michael Gibson shares a stunning piece with us in a€~Featured Artista€ .
As well as all this, we also have our usual Kit & Tools pages, Leader, Round & about and next issue.
All this and more in Woodturning 268!