n 6 of Woodworking Crafts, in a€~Power woodworkinga€ Gary Rogowski makes a versatile trestle table; Simon Rodway makes a workbench; Louise Biggs constructs an oak frame for three stained glass panels; the Editor looks at bearing guided cutters; Mark Sanger makes an turns a hollow form; and John Swinkels conjures up a magic wallet.
In our a€~Hand woodworkinga€ Michael T Collins creates a cutting board; Lee Stoffer shows you how to make a basic club; Ben Law shows you how to make a Swedish style tough; Peter Sefton looks at lippings; the Editor asks a€~Whata€ s your vice?a€ ; and makes a lamp base.
We also have Amber Bailey talking about traditional craftsmanship a€ reproduction of 19th-century marquetry; and the Editor looks at skirting joints in our a€~Recycling and restorationa€ section.
Finally, we have lota€ s for you to enjoy in our a€~Communitya€ pages, including; the latest news and events; we have our a€~Q&Aa€ page; we share with you some hints, tips and jigs; in a new group review, we focus on Tonkinois varnish; we have Kit and Tools page, a sneak peek at our next issue; book reviews; Woodland ways; and Simon Rodway makes a bay window in Woodworking Geometry.
All this and more in 6 of Woodworking Crafts, so be sure to get yourself a copy!