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 The Woodworker & Woodturner - September 2015 English | 92 pages | True PDF | 18.4 mb REGULARS 3 Welcome 9 News 11 News & Diary 13 News 62 Subscriptions 88 Marketplace 89 Readersâ™ letters 90 Archive WOODWORK 14 Four shades of grey - Keith Smith creates a simple flat-pack wardrobe thatâ™s quick to make and easy to assemble 20 Reach for the sky - If you think traditional skills are dying out, think again. Hereâ™s a group thatâ™s keeping them alive 27 Cutting straight - Ian Wilkie explains how the scrollsaw can be used for general woodwork as well as more specialised purposes 33 Chips from the chisel - Weâ™re reviving a column that ran in the magazine for years, featuring readersâ™ past experiences and ideas 36 Tidy is as tidy does - Alan Holtham says heâ™s not particularly obsessive about his workshop. He simply likes to know where everything is 41 Shipshape again - In the first of a series about watery woodwork, we bring you an article about steam bending 47 Hidden strength - Andy Standing explains how to make a lapped dovetail joint 52 Router set-up - Our latest article in this series takes an in-depth look at setting up and using a hand-held router TURNING 57 Turn and turn about - Gordon Warr presents a collection of attractive little boxes made from a variety of hardwood offcuts in a range of unusual shapes. Theyâ™re fun to turn too… 65 Sycamore globe - Colin Simpsonâ™s stunning round pot is an exercise in creating a hollow form with a narrow mouth – quite a technical challenge for any turner 70 Holding turned work - Alan Holtham continues his series on turning for beginners by explaining the various ways of holding your work securely ON TEST 77 Ice Bear marking tools 78 Bosch GKT 55 GCE plunge saw and rail 80 Wolfcraft Master 600 folding workbench 82 Trend Varijig angle guide 83 Veritas miniature chisels 
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