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Amber Bailey offers a multi-layered approach to the restoration of a 19th-century lacquered panel. Several years ago, I was asked by a
Colin Sullivan looks at making rope. Both Chatham and Portsmouth dockyards have massive purpose built rope walks, showing how important
John Adamson traces the origins of a tool that’s found a use in every trade. When, in 1915, the writer
Key considerations and making a modified basic mallet with Andy Coates. Bench mallets are a staple of any woodworking workshop,
This month, Kurt Hertzog talks about epoxy and the correct way to use it as a finish for your turning
In my experience, there is no better finish for small to medium sized turned objects than cyanoacrylate. When you know
Philip Greenwood looks at the pros and cons of different ways to form a spigot. Cutting a spigot may sound like
Rick Rich shares his ‘after dinner’ turning project to make a garden dibber. I know some pretty serious gardeners; my wife is one.