In this issue

Segmented, polychromatic turning can produce dazzling objects like this distinctive tree ornament. Now you can learn how to assemble small, precisely cut parts and produce a geometric blank that can be turned into a unique and beautiful bauble.

We love projects that provide maximum impact from minimum materials. A handmade mirror can be delightful to hold and behold. Learn how to personalize each mirror you make with incised lettering that’s created using a freehand routing technique.

Wenge, bocote and bird’s-eye maple combine in a treasure box that includes velvet-lined interior dividers and a unique shop-made handle. Construction involves spline joinery, a hinge mortising jig, and a tiny tapering jig for the legs.

Helical cutterheads offer definite advantages over straight planer knives, and now you can get this performance on affordably priced portable machines. Check out our test results.

Bringing a beat-up chisel back to life takes elbow grease and the right sequence of flattening, grinding and honing operations. Old chisels (and some new ones, too) will reward your restoration work with years of sharp service.

Don’t miss our editors’ gift picks for budgets big and small. They’re certain to increase accuracy, enjoyment, and sawdust production.

Small strips of wood can improve strength, add visual interest, and keep joints aligned during assembly. Here’s how to get spline joinery done right.

Woodcraft Magazine Description:

Woodcraft Magazine is a Bi-Monthly magazine published by Woodcraft and is aimed at woodworkers of all levels.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics related to woodworking, including projects, techniques, and inspiration. It also publishes articles on a variety of other topics, such as tools, materials, and the history of woodworking.

Woodcraft Magazine is aimed at a wide audience of woodworkers, from beginners to experienced professionals. It is a popular resource for anyone who wants to learn more about woodworking or who wants to be inspired by the work of other woodworkers.

Here are some of the things you can expect to find in Woodcraft Magazine:

* Projects for a variety of woodworking skills, from beginner-friendly birdhouses to advanced-level furniture.
* Techniques for all levels of woodworkers, from basic joinery to more complex techniques.
* Inspiration from other woodworkers, including interviews, tutorials, and gallery spreads.
* Articles on tools, materials, and the history of woodworking.
* Tips and advice on woodworking, such as how to choose the right wood and tools, how to fix mistakes, and how to troubleshoot problems.

Woodcraft Magazine is the perfect resource for anyone who is interested in woodworking. Subscribe today and start learning!