Issue Number 109
June 2003
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How to Turn Beads,
Hollows
and Fillets
Make your own MiniBar
Wind-Up Merry-go-Round
An Aid to Drilling
Wall Telephone
Mini Clock Project for
your Scrollsaw
A Rosewood Mirror
Table of Contents
Features
The
Wonderful World of Woodturning
Hints and tips on getting started in woodturning
Cover
Story: The First Auckland Timber & Working with Wood Show
This should
convince you to mark the Auckland Show on your 2004 calendar.
Across
the Teacher's Bench
by Les Miller
Les continues his back
to basics introduction to woodworking.
Woodturning
in NZ
by Ernie Newman
New Zealand continues to be fertile
ground for the development of world-class woodturning.
The
Texas Rocker
by Geoff McGowan
Striving
for Excellence
by Steven Burrows (Managing Editor)
When Festool
invited a select few of the world's woodworking editors to visit Germany, Steven
was there to see the Festool factory, some of their cabinetmaker customers and
Europe's leading woodworking trade show.
Woodturning
Tips
by George Hatfield
George's treatment of Beads, Hollows
and Fillets is designed to help beginners and remind more advanced turners.
Good
Egg Competition
A new competition for woodturners. Great prizes and a
chance to be a good egg as well as make one.
Sydney
2003 Timber & Working with Wood Show
The organisers say it will be their
biggest Sydney Show.
Squeezing Space for a Saving
A Display Befitting Treasures
George's
Corner
by George Hatfield
Angle Mag
Sydney inventor, Jeff Snell, won a gold medal with his Angle
Mag at the Salon International des Inventons in Geneva.
This
is a Big Bowl
by Con Jansen
If you want to make a big bowl,
a really BIG bowl, first design your lathe...
Triton
Wooden Toy Competition
Get your entry form today. Second Prize winners
receive woodworking instruction course from three generous sponsors.
User Report
PVA Aussie Glue
by Les Miller
User
Report
Carbrasive Power Carving Disc
by Maricha Oxley
User
Report
Wattyl Professional High Gloss Estapol
by Les Miller
Projects
Make your own MiniBar
by Alan Burns
Alan shows how the
Minibar was finished and describes making the wine racks based on trial and error
to ensure they would accept a wide range of bottle size and shape.
Wind-Up
Merry-go-Round
by Ted Stewart-Wynn
This simple toy is a classic
beginner's project.
An
Aid to Accurate Drilling
by Paul Mether
This simple arrangement
could be used as the basis for workbench jigs too.
A
Call From the Past -- Wall Telephone (c. 1940) Pt.2
by Robert Allison
The author not only completed the woodwork, he made this a working telephone
for the hallway of his home.
Musical
Interlude - Mini Clock
by Neil Shulz
Neil's pattern will
help you start to really use your Scrollsaw.
Designs
The Easy Way
by Cynthia Rogers
A guide to Design-It-Yourself
woodcarving.
A
Rosewood Mirror
by Cynthia Rogers
Other Features
Club
Drumbeat
Queenscliff show a sizzler