
Handle Turning
John Hawkswell looks at some eye catching handles and makes a magic wand, plus a magnifying glass and letter opener.

John Hawkswell looks at some eye catching handles and makes a magic wand, plus a magnifying glass and letter opener.

Ian Woodford takes on his woodturning club’s challenge and creates something with a hole in it… My local woodturning club

In an abridged extract taken from Turned Toys, the author turned a toy for a disappearing ball trick. This is

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

Andrea Zanini turns an ancient Italian pasta stamp. Italy and food are two words that often go together. Our culture

As a woodturner, we are often in pursuit of swift gratification. We like to create details with pin-point accuracy. A

In my experience, there is no better finish for small to medium sized turned objects than cyanoacrylate. When you know