Form and Function, 18th-Century Style
Jim Broughton explains why there’s no real alternative to using traditional techniques when it comes to replicating authentic cross-grain moulding.
Jim Broughton explains why there’s no real alternative to using traditional techniques when it comes to replicating authentic cross-grain moulding.
Traditional seating in a simple, rustic style Making furniture doesn’t have to be difficult or complicated and, with that in
Gerald is a well-established professional carver, who remains as devoted as ever to his craft. But it hasn’t all been
Michael T Collins makes and elegant cherrywood box, fitted with plenty of drawers and compartments From childhood I have been
Cedar is a catch-all name for many different species of often unrelated tree – we show you a few of
The first workshop I spent time in was more of a dumping ground in a shared space at the back
We head to America’s West Coast to find out how this award-winning designer combines traditional and modern techniques to create
Anthony Bailey makes a sleek media centre This media unit is designed to be a height that makes a flat-screen
Winners and runners-up of the Mark Baker Woodturner of the Year Competition will be announced in Woodturning 406, out 20th Feb!