In issue 389 of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy, beginning with our Guest Editor, Pat Carroll, who introduces the issue; turns a three-sided ash bowl; and introduces the colourful work of artist Elizabeth Weber.
In Projects, Andy Coates laminates a banksia pot; Andrew Potocnik makes a platter using two types of wood; James Duxbury incorporates squares, spheres and tapers into a box design; Mark Palma makes a seam ripper; Sue Harker creates a salt pincher; Ian Woodford turns an elegant ring stand; Colwin Way takes inspiration from a pole lathe turner to make a porringer; John Hawkswell creates a hanging vessel; Les Symonds makes a triple branch candlestick; and Rick Rich whiles away an hour on a quick egg cup project.
In our Techniques section, Kurt Hertzog answers readers’ turning questions.
In Features, we review Richard Findley’s new book on bowl turning; we showcase miniature masterpieces from the Small Treasures exhibition; Chris West reports from the oak study day at Chevithorne Barton; Richard Findley visits the Emerging Turners event; and Pete Moncrieff-Jury asks: ‘What does a woodturner do when their mojo disappears?’.
Plus we have the latest news from the woodturning community and a sneak peek of our next issue.
All this and more in Woodturning 389!
