Issue Number 107
February 2003
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Pine Wine Cooler
Carving Calligraphy
The Rose Engine
Neil Scobie's
Curved Front
Table Part II
Using your Scrollchuck
Cutting Gears
Table of Contents
Features
You
can be a Woodcarver
Our introduction to woodcarving makes it easy for
you to get started - includes tips on tools, timbers and techniques from some
of Australia's leading exponents of the craft.
Festival
of the Forest
by Art Burrows
Each year, for 30 years, Ravenshoe
in Far North Queensland has been host to a unique exhibition of woodcraft.
The
Teache's Bench
by Les Miller
Like every other aspect of woodworking,
cramping has to be approached with care if it is to be effective.
Choosing
Japanese Tools for your Workshop
The second part of this series introduces
traditional Japanese saws
2002
Orbost Wood Design Exhibition
by Hamish Hill
Hamish tells
us his personal philosophy on viewing exhibitions.
2002 Triton Toy Competition
User
Report
EZ Sand Pro
by Les Miller
Kids
in the Workshop
by JK Bond
If you go about it the right way,
the kids will do something useful, they will enjoy themselves - and so will you.
Student
Woodworking adds to Festival
Five schools participated in this Woodworking
Competition.
George's
Corner
by George Hatfield
Machined figurine gives George
a 'Gulliver' feeling.
Buying
Your First Scrollsaw
by Neil Schulz
Models
or Toys
by John Hollinshead
Models may not be toys - but
they can be a woodworker's passion.
Projects
Pine
Wine Cooler
by Graham Redden
The perfect table accessory
for dinner on a warm evening.
Carving
Calligraphy
by Buddy Smith
If you have never carved letterforms
before, now is the time to start. Buddy gives advice on tools and techniques.
The
Rose Engine (Pt 1)
by Geoff O'Loughlin
You could spend years
searching for one of the few remaining Holtzapfell lathes - or you could follow
Geoff's lead and make your own Rose Engine.
A
Curved Front Table (Pt.2)
by Neil Scobie
Part 2 of this article
completes Neil's description of how to make an attractive curved front table for
your home.
Technical
Sketching - 6
by Terry Gosschalk
Two Point Perspective helps
make your furniture sketches more realistic.
Woodturning
Tips
by George Hatfield
Wooden pads extend the use of your
scrollchuck.
Get
into Gear
by John K Looker
Ever wished you could make your
own hard to get replacement parts? A retired patternmaker shows you how.
Other Features
Good
Ideas & Short Cuts
Truning twisted planks and bandsaw safety
Club
Drumbeat
Toowoomba Goes Gold
Book
Reviews
Woodworker's Power Tools
by Rick Peters
Carving
Architectural Detail in Wood
by Frederick Wilbur
Wooden Toys
by Ingvar Nielsen
The Scroll Saw Handbook
by Patrick Spielman