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Ben Plewes  |  Aug 04, 2010  |  0 comments
In this episode Ralph cuts the mortices out by hand.
Ben Plewes  |  Jul 28, 2010  |  0 comments
In this next installment Ralph marks the mortices ready for cutting.
dennis wake  |  Jul 23, 2010  |  0 comments
Pic.1 – This vase is 7.5 X 4.5in   I’m going to make this vase using oak and steamed beach strips with a solid base. The first step is to cut all the strips to an approximate size and then plane and thickness them. Now you need to establish what exact size the segments should be. This can be done using a chart such as the one shown below:   This vase will have 13 segmented rings with 12 segments per ring. To cut…

Ben Plewes  |  Jul 20, 2010  |  0 comments
Having cut the legs to length Ralph uses a sharp plane and shooting board to trim them to exact dimensions.
Mike Lawrence  |  Jul 19, 2010  |  0 comments
Among all the usual ingredients in your favourite woodworking magazine, we’ve unearthed a couple of entertaining stories this month with a distinctly outdoor flavour. The first is a description of the restoration of an old cider mill, a job that contributor Peter Bishop took on with relish. We suspect he was paid in pints… The second story also has a boozy connection! It started life with a bet in the pub that Kieran Felton…

Ben Plewes  |  Jul 13, 2010  |  0 comments
After glueing up Ralph progresses to cutting the legs to length ready for jointing.
Ben Plewes  |  Jul 09, 2010  |  0 comments
In this first video instalment Ralph talks through the hall table build and prepares the top for glueing-up.
Darren Loucaides  |  Jul 08, 2010  |  0 comments
FEATURES No pretensions It’s designer furniture and it looks fantastic, but there are no fussy, elaborate touches to the making – we peruse the work of Greig Fensome Raise your game Sunk, seated, raised and fielded: Whichever way you like it, Andy King shows you the art of panelling PROJECTS Spalted beech cabinet: Brian Barber allows some stunning timber to guide his design Outdoor structures: The perfect summer…

Mike Lawrence  |  Jul 02, 2010  |  0 comments
There’s a bumper collection of no fewer than five fantastic projects for you to tackle this month, whether you’re just a weekend woodworker or have more serious shed time at your disposal. • King of the castle – Paul Sellers returns to The Woodworker after a couple of years working in the USA to present a sturdy garden bench that’s fit for the National Trust… and look where he’s photographed it!…

Darren Loucaides  |  Jul 01, 2010  |  0 comments
If you can't find Good Woodworking in your local newsagent, you can order a copy direct from 0844 848 88 22    FEATURES Multi-talented It’s the most versatile of hand tools, but one of the most overlooked – get to grips with the multi-plane via Andy King Feeling flexible Think outside the box by using flexi-ply to create curves in your furniture PROJECTS Country gate: Iain Whittington…

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