
Apothecary Vase
Steve Bisco delves into the dark art of fuming oak There is something about the word ‘apothecary’ that conjures up

Steve Bisco delves into the dark art of fuming oak There is something about the word ‘apothecary’ that conjures up

In an abridged extract from All New Turning Projects, Richard Raffan makes these simple handled bowls. In this project you

Andy Coates looks at a commonly made object and deconstructs it to make something more interesting. Once in a while

Thin bowls have never really done much for me. The thinnest bowl I’ve made was a small maple (Acer saccharum)

Colwin Way makes another dining table piece. This one’s a real favourite of woodturners and as a young apprentice 30

Alan Wasserman looks at using imperfect wood, starting with the implications and things to consider when using soft ‘punky’ wood.

Are the new generation of water-based lacquers really a match for old school finishes? PHOTOGRAPHS BY DEREK JONES/GMC PUBLICATIONS. If

Andrew Thomas looks at using wood finishes Wood finishing is an important and extremely enjoyable skill to learn. If accomplished