SAFETY NOTICE: During filming it issometimes necessary to remove safety equipment to help the subjectpresent to camera and keep footage as clear and concise as possible.Please ensure that you are familiar with your tools, read themanufacturer guidelines on safety and always make sure you areadequately protected when using power tools and machinery by wearingeye and ear protection and safeguarding against dust.
SAFETY NOTICE: During filming it issometimes necessary to remove safety equipment to help the subjectpresent to camera and keep footage as clear and concise as possible.Please ensure that you are familiar with your tools, read themanufacturer guidelines on safety and always make sure you areadequately protected when using power tools and machinery by wearingeye and ear protection and safeguarding against dust.
SAFETY NOTICE: During filming it issometimes necessary to remove safety equipment to help the subjectpresent to camera and keep footage as clear and concise as possible.Please ensure that you are familiar with your tools, read themanufacturer guidelines on safety and always make sure you areadequately protected when using power tools and machinery by wearingeye and ear protection and safeguarding against dust.
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The Indian summer is finally at an end and autumn is slowly taking hold. The shadows lengthen as the leaves fall, and it’s time to turn the heating on in the workshop. But don’t worry; you’ll still have plenty to do there once you’ve browsed through the latest issue. We have another bundle of…
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KNOW YOUR TABLES
20 page special: Be it coffee, pembroke, pedestal, side or all out dining. If you want tables we’ve got them and all you need to know about making them so you and your guests are seated comfortably
PROJECTS
Ring box: Ian Hawthorne’s inspiration for a…
The Bleeding Yew of Nevern weeps a blood-like red resin-like substance that apparently baffles botanists. Folk tales and legends abound. One explanation is that the tree weeps in sympathy with Christ’s wounds. Another says that a man was hanged in the tree and a third that it weeps, "until a Welshman is once again Lord of the castle on the hill". It is one of trees to visit on the new Great Yews of Wales Tree Trail a downloadable…
A
woodland which was recently felled to provide timber for the forestry industry
has won an award for the way in which it has been carefully re-planted with
trees for a future generation.
The new
trees planted at Wentwood Forest, near Chepstow, by Forestry Commission Wales
in 2009 have established very quickly meaning chemical weed control measures
have been kept to a minimum.
The Commission’s
Wales…
If you can't find Good Woodworking in your local newsagent, you can order a copy direct from 0844 848 88 22 PROJECTSQuick-build sawhorse: Makers’ notes regular Stephen Gooda chips in with a simple but handy project
Wenge bathroom units: Mark Griffith’s latest project is truly a triumph of beauty over adversity
