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PROJECTS & TURNING
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15 D&M editorial
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62 Letters & readers’ tips
72 Around the House
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42 Woodworker’s encyclopaedia – part 7
Peter Bishop continues to look at everyday terms
and phrases used within and about the timber and
associated industries58 The Lost World
A long time in the making, Dave Roberts
hopes this turned applewood sphere will
be even longer lastingON TEST
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46 Recycling + turning = happy birds
Coming across some discarded plastic tubing that
was destined for landfill, Andrew Hall
has the idea to turn these 1m lengths into novel
bird box designs, complete with an oak pagoda
roof and base34 World Wood Day 2019 –
the Stockmühle reconstruction
Taking place at the Austrian Open-Air Museum
Stübing, Mark Griffiths, along with a group of
carpenters, set about building a Stockmühle
watermill to celebrate World Wood Day 201938 Garden gate
Robin Gates presents an open and shut case
for a new garden gate, with a little help from
the June 1951 issue of The Woodworker26 The Alan Peters Furniture Award 2020
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of
this fantastic new award, which champions UK
furniture making talent while celebrating the
life and work of the late Alan Peters OBE50 Confessions of a timber gleaner
Robin Gates explains his reasons for using wood
from the wild and relives an alarming encounter
on the beach64 Making success happen
Anselm Fraser, Principal of The Chippendale
International School of Furniture, introduces four
professional course alumni, each of whom share
their personal secrets of success79 Me and my workshop – Caroline Arbon
While Devon-based artist, sculptor and furniture
maker Caroline Arbon waits for a new workshop,
she’s making the most of her garage98 Boxing clever
Origami woodwork (with ship-building)52 Waste not, want not
Rescuing some finest-quality Swedish kitchen
knives from the bin, Martin Pim-Keirle strips off
the original plastic handles and turns new ones
using pieces of oak root, which he then polishes
to a high shine67 It’s not easy being green
Dave Roberts has a hard time with JAZ, a
wood-substitute that’s made from recycled paper80 Shake things up
Les Thorne comes up with two different designs
for a pair of salt and pepper shakers, both using
oak and paduak: one with a toothpick holder and
one without86 Anyone for nibbles?
Denis Whittaker uses pieces of scrap to make two
alternative designs for tapas or ‘nibbles’ trays88 Hands free!
Johnny Wikk’s clever and simple design for a bike
rack makes use of wall space when floor space
is at a premium