Enlarging a Pattern Using a Grid
Enlarging a Pattern Using a Grid: Using pencil and paper to sketch out patterns or designs can be a great…
Browsing: Techniques
Inlay: There’s a Place for Both Hand and Power Tools
Inlay: There’s a Place for Both Hand and Power Tools: A rotary tool plunge base is a useful addition to…
Calamity Control
Calamity Control: Dave Western talk about making mistakes on your carvings and how to avoid them Just once in my…
Master of Illusion
Master of Illusion: Master decorator and special effects expert Martin Green is the Master of Illusion who knows a thing or…
How to Cut a Spigot
How to Cut a Spigot: Philip Greenwood looks at the pros and cons of different ways to form a spigot Cutting…
The Mighty Ox
The Mighty Ox: Bob Jubb provides plans for carving a musk ox The musk ox is really tough, living in…
A Cracking Good Bowl
A Cracking Good Bowl: Andrew Potocnik makes the best of a bad situation by finding an inventive and artistic solution…
When is a Stove not a Stove?
When is a Stove Not a Stove? When it’s a ‘Log’ Stove, of Course!: A dry log and a chainsaw are all you…
Lamb’s Tongue Twister
Lamb’s Tongue Twister: The lamb’s tongue chamfer on my oak Moxon vice Stopped chamfers are a recurring form in both…
Try Turning a Wearable Ring
Try Turning a Wearable Ring: Kurt Hertzog provides his top tips on using your lathe to make jewellery Most woodturners…