The Woodworker & Woodturner - May 2015 (gnv64)

The Woodworker & Woodturner - May 2015
English | 92 pages | True PDF | 19.6 mb

REGULARS
3 Welcome
9 News
11 News & Diary
13 News
62 Subscriptions
88 Marketplace
89 Readers’ letters
90 Archive

ON TEST
76 Axminster HBS250N
Hobby Series bandsaw
78 Mafell EVA 150E orbital sander
79 Bosch PKP18E glue gun
81 Skelton dovetail saw
82 Wolfcraft cramps

WOODWORK
14 Slot machine - Mark Cass sets up an egg-box assembly line to produce a pair of tailor-made alcove bookshelves from 18mm mdf
20 Pier pressure - Keith Smith describes one of his most challenging projects to date – building a jetty at the edge of a local farm reservoir
26 The invisible mitre - Andy Standing shows you how to cut a perfect mitre joint with a hidden secret – it’s reinforced within by concealed dovetails
29 Up country - Mark Cass takes a trip to Yorkshire to find out what’s behind the launch of a new range of hand-made saws
37 Order, order! - Alan Holtham replaces a tottery tower of stationery trays on his desk with a smart little storage unit made from Brazilian mahogany
45 Tea for two - Gordon Warr designs and makes a neat little picnic table that folds away compactly when it’s not in use
52 Bandsaw set-up - The first of a new series takes an in-depth look at setting up and fine-tuning a range of woodworking machines and larger power tools, starting with the bandsaw
57 Clearing the clutter - Ian Wilkie says that most of us need to take stock from time to time of the tools and equipment in our workshops. He’s just tackled his…

TURNING
65 Stirring it up - Colin Simpson explains how to turn a couple of simple but useful kitchen implements – a spurtle and a honey dipper
70 Cracking cheese! - Chris Child creates a round cheese platter with a drop-in circular tile centre, and adds a cheese knife with a matching turned handle