With summer in our midst, we bring you several outdoor and workshop projects, plus a fantastic feature on Jim Stickings FIOC, who's all-wood clock really is a technical triumph. There are also two competitions for you to enter, and much more in store – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
•Marquetry jewellery box
•Large pair of garden planters
•Turned vase replica 
•Back door bench
•Turned desk clock
•Workshop cupboard 

TECHNICAL
•Choosing & using a planer/thicknesser
•Tormek’s range of kits, accessories, consumables & storage solutions
•Confessions of a jobbing joiner

FEATURES
•Archive – glue factory visit
•Profile: Jim Stickings FIOC
•The importance of hedgelaying
•Take 5

ON TEST
•AUKTools Solid Brass Router Inlay Kit
•MPOWER Meta Bundle: full CRB7 kit & all accessories

DOUBLE WIN! 1 of 3 AUKTools Solid Brass Router Inlay Kits and 1 of 2 CRB7 Universal Combination Router Base Mk3 kits, plus all accessoriesSee inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter.

YOUR FAVOURITESYou can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more.We hope you enjoy our June 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Featuring such projects as a sublimely delicate furnace ring box and a turned waveform bowl, along with a technical piece on workshop mobility and lots more, the May issue also includes a fantastic competition: win a Robert Sorby Five-piece Traditional Bolster Satinwood Bevel Edge Chisel Set – worth over £290!

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Tturned waveform bowl
 • Furnace ring box  
 • Concorde guitar stand  
 • Cookbook stand  
 • Abrasives storage unit 
 • Nest of tables
 • Barley twists

TECHNICAL
         • Albion Timber column: hitting the ground running
         • Woodwork foundations: shooting board
         • Workshop mobility & helpful aids  
         • Wedged tenons

FEATURES
        • Heather Jansch’s equine-inspired driftwood sculptures 
        • Archive – indoor-outdoor spaces
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – make your entry count
 • Book review: Creative Woodturning Projects by Richard Findley
 • Wheels through the years
        • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Clarke CWS250 250mm whetstone sharpener
        • Pentel Graphgear 1000 Automatic Pencil Set 

WIN! A Robert Sorby Five-piece Traditional Bolster Satinwood Bevel Edge Chisel Set – worth over £290! See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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Join us as we celebrate 25 years of Turners Retreat, bringing you the lowdown on the company’s history as well as a very special competition: be in with a chance of winning 1 of 3 limited-edition 25th anniversary parting tools.

PROJECTS & TURNING
• Three-legged breakfast stool
• Beginners' guide to woodturning – part 1: Intro to the lathe, tools & consumables
• Krenov cabinet
• Fixings tote
• Caterpillar Bag
• Contemporary turned clock
• Playground for dolls

TECHNICAL
• Advice on using wood dyes
• Albion Timber column: balancing business & pleasure
• Guide to lock fitting
• Woodwork foundations: first workbench
• DeWalt DWE7485 210mm compact table saw – personal modifications

FEATURES
• 25 years of Turners Retreat
• Archive – books above the architrave
• The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
• Stitched-plank boats
• Caz Foster’s ‘Sycamore Leaf’ carving
• Take 5

ON TEST
• Makita HS012G XGT cordless circular saw
• MicroJig FitFinder Lock Mitre Bit
• Ooznest WorkBee Z1+ CNC Machine

WIN! 1 of 3 limited-edition Turners Retreat 25th anniversary parting tools. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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In the March issue, we finally announce the overall winner and runners up of our 2024 Liberon competition, not to mention a host of other exciting content. Plus, there’s also five Kutzall five-piece rotary burr kits up for grabs

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Coal bucket upcycle  
 • Farmhouse chair in sapele   
 • Make your own reproduction Generation Weil Chair 
 • Turned spheres 
 • Chisel handles 
 • Edwardian-style French doors  
 • Workshop build – part 2
 • Faux brass box with metallic knob 

TECHNICAL
 • Woodwork foundations – part 4
        • Essential woodworking toolkit

FEATURES
        • Liberon competition – winners’ showcase
        • Archive – smarten up your tool drill
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
 • Albion Timber - high quality British hardwood specialists
 • Marquetry in Sorrento
 • Metalcraft UK – metal crafting made easy
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Milescraft Grabber, GrabberPLUS & GrabberPRO push blocks
        • Kutzall five-piece rotary burr kit – 1⁄8in shaft

WIN! 1 of 5 Kutzall five-piece rotary burr kits – worth over £70 each. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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Our February issue is positively brimming with workshop projects for you to make and enjoy – from Bob Chapman’s miniature turned hats to Phil Davy’s through-dovetailed storage box for planes

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Curved oak desk 
 • The Sutton workbench 
 • Miniature turned hats 
 • Through-dovetailed storage box for planes
 • Pyrographed bowl 
 • Wurlitzer retirement presentation

TECHNICAL
 • Woodwork foundations – part 3
        • Choosing wax wisely for antique furniture
        • Protecting & preserving your timber

FEATURES
 • Archive – rearranging the deckchairs
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
 • The building of a Nordfjord faering
 • In profile: French woodturner, Daniel Salvucci 
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Trend T8EK 1⁄2in plunge router
        • Veritas Box-Maker's Plough Plane

WIN! A Trend Tool Technology MS/T/SET3/A – ProTransit three-piece Storage Set – worth £130 – or 1 of 2 14 litre MS/P/TB1 – Pro Modular Storage Toolbox 500s – worth £36.92. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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To mark the beginning of 2024, we bring you a whole host of exciting content to help you through a chilly few months! There's also two competitions for you to enter, from MPower Tools and Machine Mart – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Recreating the Sutton Hoo Lyre
 • A bee box for jewellery
 • Apto shoe rack
 • Door reversal
 • Mini caravan
 • Turned bowl with molecular structures
 • Natural-edge goblet

TECHNICAL
 • Woodwork foundations – part 2
        • Health & safety tips from Mirka® UK
        • Daltons Wadkin’s top tips for buying woodworking machinery 

FEATURES
 • Book review: The Art of Pyrography – by Bob Neill
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
 • Archive – tools at bargain prices
 • Contemporary blanket chest by Dovetailors 
 • Wooden artefacts commonly found beside the seaside
 • The Pallasboy Iron Age Vessel 
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • MPower Tools’ 8in single- & double-sided diamond benchstones
        • Veritas Jointer Blade Sharpener

DOUBLE WIN! MPower Tools' single & double-sided diamond bench stones; plus, a Clarke Pembroke II Eco-Design Multi Fuel Stove – worth £958.90! See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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Delivering some festive cheer to your workshop, the December issue contains some great ideas for Christmas toys & two competitions to enter: win a Festool TSV 60 K plunge-cut saw with scoring function, plus 1 of 3 Trend jig sets (CAB/JIG/A & CAB/JIG/B)

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Working toy yacht 
 • Commemorative turned trophy
 • Elegant elliptical carriage clock
 • Workshop build – part 1
 • Wooden snake jigsaw
 • Tall salt and pepper mills

TECHNICAL
 • Liberon Q&A – tackling wood preparation
        • Using veneers for furniture making
        • Understanding tool steel

FEATURES
 • Gino Masero – a modern woodcarving master
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 – 'Excellence without elitism'
 • Archive – shapely spokeshaves
 • Andrew Lawton – a very English furniture maker
 • Mike Taffinder Woodcrafts
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Festool TSV 60 KEBQ-Plus plunge-cut saw with scoring function
 • Expo pen knife & cutting mat kit

DOUBLE WIN! A Festool TSV 60 K plunge-cut saw with scoring function – worth over £950; plus, 1 of 3 Trend jig sets – Cabinet Handle Jig (CAB/JIG/A) & Cabinet Concealed Hinge Jig (CAB/JIG/B) – worth £70 each. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our December 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Boasting a wide range of workshop projects for you to make, our November issue is guaranteed to put a smile on your face – the perfect companion for any woodworker’s autumn/winter adventures 

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Banjo barometer
 • Ice cream van soapbox
 • Repurposing fence posts
 • Cottage door
 • Coco de Mer repair and restoration
 • Suffolk latch
 • Window board replacement 
 • Platter and apples

TECHNICAL
 • Evolution Power Tools
        • Boxes constructed with furniture maker's jointing techniques
        • Backgammon board repair

FEATURES
 • Stürmer Maschinen: Over 40 years of Precision & innovation
 • The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 - 'Excellence without elitism'
 • Archive: mitre shooting block
 • Anatomy of a Classic – Ercol
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Clarke CWL460 18in (460mm) woodturning lathe

WIN! A Liberon prize bundle worth over £300, plus two runner up prizes of a Liberon woodcare product bundle worth over £120

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our November 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Autumn woodworking at its very best – five fantastic workshop projects; fascinating technical topics; interesting features – plus three competitions for you to enter! 

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Stable door
 • Bespoke workbench
 • Replacement display board 
 • Letter rack
 • Mixed media collaboration

TECHNICAL
 • Native tree species
        • Collecting dust from furniture making
        • Sash cramp problems & solutions
        • Liberon Q&A: tackling the cleaning of wooden floors
        • Drill table pad

FEATURES
 • The Tormek Scholarship Award  
 • Archive: rush-bottomed chair
 • Book review: Turning Decorative Bowls by Richard Findley 
 • White Waltham Restoration
 • Sarah Kay’s ‘Bone’ table
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Clarke CBG6SC bench grinder with sanding belt & lamp
        • Optimaxx wood screws

TRIPLE WIN! 1) A Liberon prize bundle worth over £300; 2) Trend T8 router bundle worth £650; 3) 1 of 3 Bosch GEX 18V-125 cordless random orbit sanders plus EXPERT M480 Net Starter Kit – worth £225. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our October 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

With a fascinating feature on wood blocks’ use in the production of stamps, two woodturning articles, along with two new competitions for you to enter, the September issue is one not to be missed 

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • ‘Basket illusion’ turned dishes
 • Altar table
 • Repurposed cutlery cabinet 
 • All-wood clock – part 2 
 • Horizontal shelves
 • Wet-turned bowls & natural-edge vase   

TECHNICAL
 • Building tables 
 • Meet the Tormek Sharpening Ambassadors

FEATURES
 • Wood blocks & the production of stamps 
 • Felder Group: Precision * innovation * perfection
 • Book review: Whittling Woodland Animals by Peter Benson 
 • Wood’s use in smoking paraphernalia through the years
 • Archive – Greenhouse with brass knobs on
 • Katherine Fernie’s Plan Chest
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Makita LXT DLX2460TJ drill & driver combo
        • iGaging EZ Cal digital calliper

DOUBLE WIN! A Liberon prize bundle worth over £300 & 1 of 3 Shaper Trace vector conversion tools, courtesy of Shaper Tools – worth £109 each. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our September 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Showcasing fantastic furniture made by the Chippendale School’s 25 Professional Course graduates, our August issue is a celebration of woodworking. There’s also two more SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Stations up for grabs – good luck! 

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Gothic harp
 • Turned garden ornaments 
 • Three-tiered ‘flocked’ trinket box
 • All-wood clock – part 1 
 • Cook box for camping
 • Turned cup & ball toy  

TECHNICAL
 • Hammer A2-26 planer/thicknesser 
 • Table saw talk  
        • How to sharpen tools on a Tormek – part 2

FEATURES
 • Archive – rebating around the bend 
 • Chippendale School of Furniture 2023 graduate showcase 
 • Book review: Whittling Woodland Animals by Peter Benson 
 • The inherited toolbox 
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Shenton Woodcraft Repeat-Edge Sharpening System
 • Microjig Grr-ripper 2Go™

WIN! 1 of 2 SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Stations, courtesy of MPOWER Tools Ltd – worth £195.95 each! See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our August 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

With a turning project that’s out of this world and three outdoor builds to keep you busy, our July issue has lots in store, including two fantastic competitions: win 1 of 3 Milescraft PocketJig200s & 1 of 2 SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Stations

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Garden dovecote
 • Spaceship salt/pepper mill
 • The Jez Broun Ecoustic guitar
 • Outdoor mailbox 
 • Outdoor pizza kitchen  
 • Turned spinning tops 

TECHNICAL
 • Hidden joints for drawers – how best to cut lapped dovetails using hand tools
 • How to sharpen tools with a Tormek – part 1: various knives & drill bits 
        • Richard Warmisham’s Mont Blanc pen box

FEATURES
 • Archive – expanding book rack
 • Profile: East End veteran turner Maurice Franklin
 • Book review: Oak-Framed Buildings by Rupert Newman
 • In search of Japanese woodworking enlightenment
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Milescraft PocketJig200 pocket-hole jig
 • Vesper 7in blackwood infilled try square

DOUBLE WIN! 1 of 3 Milescraft PocketJig200s, courtesy of Wood Workers Workshop, & and 1 of 2 SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Stations, courtesy of MPOWER Tools Ltd.
See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter

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With two competitions for you to enter, plus exclusive details of Tormek's T-8 Black 50-year anniversary model, the May issue also boasts a wide range of projects for you to make – from a garden trellis to a guitar stand - along with some fantastic features, technical articles, and tests

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Mission-style clock case
 • Beginners’ table lamp
 • Mini pole-lathe  
 • Scratch-built lapstrake canoe
 • Guitar stand
 • Vice restoration
 • Obelisk trellis
 • Winged bowl

TECHNICAL
 • Furniture making finishing touches
 • Tormek honing wheels: a how-to guide
 • Anatomy of a plane

FEATURES
 • Archive – The magical grandfather clock  
 • Profile: pole-lathe turner Gudrun Leitz
 • Book reviews: Woodlander and Woodland Craft, by Ben Law
 • Profile: Michael Brown chairmaker
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Triton TSPL152 1,100W 152mm surface planer
 • AukTools Silicone Chisel Guards set
 • The Wood Veneer Hub – Ultimate & Coloured wood veneer packs

DOUBLE WIN! 1 of 5 sets of 10 AUKTools Silicone Chisel Guards and 1 of 2 MICROJIG Grr-ripper2 Go™ table saw accessories

See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter.

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A celebration of UK heritage crafts, in this issue we meet two highly-skilled practitioners – an instrument bow maker and a master clog maker – as well as bringing the usual mix of projects, technical articles, features and product tests for you to enjoy

PROJECTS & TURNING
 • Nest of bowls from crotch wood
 • Gate leg table
 • Mallets & cutting gauges from offcuts  
 • Oak garden tray 
 • Phone holder
 • Large vase on a small lathe
 • Round window 

TECHNICAL
 • Creating curves
 • Tormek grinding wheels
 • Strength & uses of wood

FEATURES
 • Archive – Oxford frame or teapot stand?
 • Endangered heritage crafts
 • Green chairmaking with Mike Abbott
 • William Morris – master of crafts
 • The miller’s tale
 • Take 5

ON TEST
 • Clarke CMS216S sliding mitre saw 
 • Makita DTD172Z LXT brushless impact driver
 • Asahi Free-Way coping saw

WIN! 1 of 2 Robert Sorby Sandmasters – worth £64.62 each! 

See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter.

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our April 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Spring has sprung and it's time to get back in the workshop – pick up the latest edition of The Woodworker & Good Woodworking and get inspired!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• ‘Baroque’ style guitar: a tribute to violin maker Arthur Richardson
• Slate coffee table 
• Graduation chest 
• 10 hollow form turning tips
• Oak side table
• Retro magazine rack
• Oak candlesticks

TECHNICAL
• Beginners’ guide to furniture making – fixtures & fittings
• Furniture additions
• Tormek grinding jigs
• Prepping timber

FEATURES
• Archive – correlated studies
• SFWW & CCFMS: An innovative collaboration
• Wood's part in art
• Take 5

ON TEST
• Niwaki Ryoba, Dozuki & flush cut saws
• AUKTools Circular Router Inlay Template

WIN! 1 of 5 four-piece AUKTools Router Inlay Template sets, courtesy of Wood Workers Workshop

See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter.

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our March 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

With a variety of content to suit all skill levels, the new edition includes two competitions and a fantastic technical piece from Jeff Maker 

PROJECTS & TURNING
• Map chest 
• Zipped vase 
• From sofa bed to easel  
• Tit simple tit & sparrow boxes 
• Single bed for a small space  
• Back to (spindle) basics  

TECHNICAL
• Making the ‘Luna’ chair 
• Tormek T-8 Custom 

FEATURES
• The ‘Harrogate’ show returns 
• Archive – Robin Gates explores details of door making 
• In profile: The Blind Woodturner
• Freed Veneers 
• Take 5

ON TEST
• Clarke CEP450 60mm 450W, CEP720 82mm & Contractor CON950 110mm planers
• Collins Spring Clamp Starter Kit
• UJK Bandsaw Buddy

DOUBLE WIN! 1 of 3 Clarke power planers and 1 of 5 Robert Sorby Tool Rest Adjustment Collars (TRAC) 

See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter.

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You can also find the usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more. We hope you enjoy our February 2023 issue – pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

Our first issue of 2023 includes two fantastic competitions, plus a wide range of projects – both general and woodturning – technical articles and features to whet your appetite for the year ahead

PROJECTS & TURNING
• ROUTER-MADE BLANKET BOX: Peter Bishop shares an elegant and functional router project for the intermediate woodworker, which is made using kiln-dried English oak
• HARDWOOD BOXES: Gordon Warr uses a variety of hardwood offcuts to turn a collection of little boxes, in a range of unusual shapes 
• And more!

TECHNICAL
• ROUTERS & ROUTER TABLES: Routers are great tools for shaping edges in furniture making, but they also have several other uses, as John Bullar discovers 
• TORMEK T-8 ORIGINAL: We move on to looking at the T-8 Original, which is described as a powerful and versatile water-cooled sharpening system

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Robin Gates wanders distractedly through the September 1926 issue of The Woodworker
• D&M TOOLS’ RECIPE FOR SUCCESS: Established in 1978 and proudly remaining an independent family business to this day, D&M Tools not only boasts a Twickenham tool empire but also the industry’s No.1 hand, power tools and machinery event, which recently celebrated its 20th anniversary
• And more!

ON TEST
• SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Station 
• Veritas plunge router base

DOUBLE WIN!
COMPETITION 1: Win 1 of 3 SBS Triple Diamond Stone Sharpening Stations – worth £195.95 each
COMPETITION 2: Win 1 of 2 Robert Sorby Micro Resin Pen Turning Sets – worth £75.60 each

See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter – good luck!

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As well as all this, you can also expect to find your usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, next month, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more.

We hope you enjoy the January 2023 issue of The Woodworker & Good Woodworking, which is now on sale! Pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH


Our last issue of 2022 rounds off the year perfectly with a wonderful novelty money box build, which would make the perfect Christmas gift, not to mention a whole host of other content to entertain you through the festive period and beyond

PROJECTS & TURNING
• PIANO MONEY BOX: Simple to make and requiring just a few tools and materials, Peter Dunsmore’s clever design can be modified so that music plays when the lid is opened
• THREE BOWLS FROM ONE LOG: Using seven core turning tools, Andrew Hall shows how you can produce two side- and one end-grain bowl, all without a bandsaw
And many more....

TECHNICAL

• TORMEK T-4 ORIGINAL: We take an in-depth look at this compact, high quality sharpening system, which is supplied with a 200mm wetstone
• RECONNECTING WITH TREES AS A RAW MATERIAL: John McMahon outlines the past, present and future of woodland management from a woodworker’s perspective

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Robin Gates finds gifts made from oddments in The Woodworker of December 1947
• ALAN PETERS FURNITURE AWARD 2022 PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONY: Jeremy Broun reports from this recent event, where judges and winners interacted, pieces were analysed in greater detail, and the power of social media was truly realised
• THE PEOPLE'S MOSQUITO: Are you interested in helping to build a British aviation icon? Aero Vintage Limited is on the lookout for capable woodworkers
• IT’S GOOD TO BE A PIPE MAKER: Arko Højholt meets Danish pipe maker Tom Eltang, who’s widely regarded as one of the very best 
And more...

ON TEST
• Shaper Origin precision router & Shaper Workstation 
• Makita DTD171 18V LXT brushless impact driver

And so much more!

In addition to finally unveiling the winners of The Alan Peters Furniture Award, we bring you a November issue filled with inspiring content and a great mix of projects, plus a fantastic competition prize courtesy of Makita

PROJECTS & TURNING
• FRAMED LEDGED & BRACED DOOR: Glenn Perry sets about replacing an old, worn out door with a custom-made framed ledged and braced version
• CUSTOM TOOL CABINET: So many tools, so little room – Tony Sutton describes his solution to the age-old problem: space and storage
And many more!

TECHNICAL
• WHY TORMEK? We learn more about Tormek’s unique, versatile and effective sharpening system for edge tools as well as the 10 reasons for owning one
• DOVETAILS GREAT & SMALL: Starting with a single large dovetail to examine the basic principle, John Bullar then creates a row of very fine dovetails, which can test the skill of any furniture maker

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Robin Gates finds an inlay project for beginners in The Woodworker of November 1908
• ALAN PETERS FURNITURE AWARD WINNERS 2022: After much hard work and deliberation, we finally present the 2022 award winners ahead of a physical prize-giving ceremony and exhibition
And many more!

ON TEST
• Trend Pocket Hole Jig Range
• Hedgehog Easy Air Wedge

WIN!
To celebrate 50 years of trading in the UK, Makita is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a DMR110 DAB+ job site radio – see inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter – good luck!


We bring you the perfect recipe for autumn woodworking: workshop projects, technical know-how, interesting features, tests on the latest kit & tools, plus a fantastic competition from Trend – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• 'A LOOK INSIDE 'LESS IS MORE': Philip Gay of Timber Robot Studio discusses the making of his Art Deco-inspired collector’s chest, as well as sharing a few other unique pieces
• MADAGASCAN MELODY – PART 2: In the second part of this instrument build, Shaun Newman puts the finishing touches to his Malagasy kabosy
And more!

TECHNICAL
• DOVETAIL DILEMMA: Join us as we weigh up the merits of hand-cut dovetails over their machine-made counterparts, discuss saws, then show how to sharpen one
• BASIC CARVING TOOOLS: Carving tools are a mecca for tool junkies, but which ones do you really need? Iain Whittington shares his suggestions

FEATURES
• TORMEK - A DIFFERENT BREED: Established by mechanical design engineer and keen hobby woodworker Torgny Jansson nearly 50 years ago, Tormek isn’t just a global brand made in Sweden, but a name that’s become synonymous with innovation, simplicity, quality and sustainability
• ARCHIVE: The December 1906 issue of The Woodworker stirs Robin Gates to boldly go
And more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S/CDB Brushless combi drill & Trend T18S/IDB Brushless impact driver
• Measuring & marking tools from FastCap & AUKTools

WIN!
In conjunction with Trend, we’re giving two lucky readers the chance to win a new T18S cordless biscuit jointer kit, featuring six biscuit settings and supplied with 4Ah battery and Fast Charger – see inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win to enter – good luck!


As well as featuring two fantastic competitions from ISOtunes and SanderCard, our September issue aims to debunk workshop secrets, make you a better woodworker, as well as entertaining and inspiring you along the way – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• ELEGANT CARRIAGE CLOCK: Peter Dunsmore’s clock project is simple to make, using little timber and a few router cutters
• LOOKING AT LELLÓ:  Winner of our recent Liberon competition, designer-maker Ian Burnell takes us through the steps involved in making his critically acclaimed ‘Lelló’ cabinet
And many more!

TECHNICAL
• MORTISE & TENON JOINTS: John Bullar moves on to discussing mortise & tenon joints and how they’re traditionally used in furniture making, beginning with hand tool methods before looking at a few powered techniques
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 43: Peter Bishop finally reaches the end of his long-running series and finishes off with various terms including woolly grain, xylem and zebrano
And more!


FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Dipping into The Woodworker of July 1919, Robin Gates discovers how to turn a shapely leg and recalls a close encounter with a chuck key
• ERIK WOLKEN IN PROFILE: Through building functional sculpture – work that serves both a sculptural aesthetic and utilitarian function – furniture maker Erik Wolken seeks to create rhythm and poetry in every piece he makes
And more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S/BJ cordless biscuit jointer
• Woodpeckers Paolini pocket rules
• Ryobi R18F ONE+ fan
• Thorex 31-712R hammer
• Bad Axe saws

DOUBLE WIN!
COMPETITION 1: Win 1 of 2 pairs of ISOtunes LINK 2.0 ear defenders – worth £99.99 per pair 
COMPETITION 2: Win 1 of 50 SanderCards – the ultra-thin hand-sanding tool


Showcasing some fantastic examples of new furniture-making talent along with the usual mix of projects, tech, features and tests, our August issue also gives you the chance to win a top routing prize from sauter – worth over £750!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• WHEELBARROW: Working from a project plan in the July 1945 issue of The Woodworker, Peter Dunsmore follows the original dimensions to recreate the ‘modern’ wheelbarrow design shown here, which doubles up as a handy garden planter
• HORIZONTAL ROUTER TABLE: You may think that a horizontal router table performs the same functions as a vertical one, but working with a router in this orientation actually has a number of significant advantages, as Alan Holtham shows
And much more!

TECHNICAL
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 42: In the penultimate part of this series, Peter Bishop is still in the Ws, but there’s not many more to go!
• DECORATIVE KNIFE-CARVING: Starting with a brief history of the carving knife, Iain Whittington goes on to demonstrate the practical use of various knives for a ‘flat plane’ carving depicting a troll perched atop a fence post

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Browsing The Woodworker of July 1958 reminds Robin Gates of adventurous family outings in a Ford ‘Pop’
• LIBERON COMPETITION WINNER: Having asked readers to share their woodworking projects and show off their workshop skills, we finally announce the deserving winner of the recent Liberon competition as well as sharing a few other selected entries
And much more!

ON TEST
• sauter router lifts & Suhner router motor
• Antex Fire Writer pyrography kit
• Nijihiro chisels & Genno hammer

WIN!
A powerful top combination for the router table, we’re giving one lucky reader the chance to win a pivoting sauter router lift OFL3.0 and Suhner 1,530W router motor – worth £750! Find further details and entry requirements on page 18 or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win



Featuring a varied selection of projects to make, techniques to learn and interesting features to pique your interest, our July issue also includes a fantastic competition from Trend, which gives you the chance to win a cordless sander kit worth £468!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• GARDEN WINDMILL ORNAMENT: Peter Dunsmore makes an attractive garden windmill ornament using standard timbers and recycled bicycle wheel hubs for the pivots
• THERMED SPOONS: Using a dedicated therming jig, exact duplicates of three, four or more can be made, as Andrew Hall shows here
• WORKSHOP SAWHORSE: Every woodworker needs a sawhorse or two, says Stuart Gooda and the following steps show you how to build one quickly and easily
And more!

TECHNICAL
• COLOUR-CHANGING CHATOYANCE: Paolo Pisani takes a look at this natural wood surface property, which involves a shift in colour depending on lighting or observation direction
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 41: Now into the Vs, Peter Bishop continues on to the Ws with a few lengthy descriptions
And more!

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: While honing neglected hand skills, Robin Gates discovers intriguing jigs and rare techniques for sawing in The Woodworker of October 1915
• LYME BAY CARVINGS: Drawing on his fascinating seafaring and boatbuilding past, Roy Gollop of Lyme Bay Carvings creates hand-carved driftwood sculptures that depict subjects from the animal kingdom, most notably sealife and birds
And more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S cordless sanders
• UJK Multifunction squares
• Shinwa H-201C steel rule
• WoodFox mini pocket hole jig kit

WIN!
Continuing to celebrate the new T18S cordless range, in conjunction with Trend, we're giving two lucky readers the chance to win 1 of 2 18V sander kits (complete with 2 x 4Ah batteries and 6A charger) – worth £468 per set – find further details and entry requirements on page 34 or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win


Our June issue will get you in the mood for summer – how about dusting off your tools and making some outdoor projects, or learning a new technical skill? We also have two fantastic competitions for you to enter, so there's a lot to get excited about – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING INCLUDING:
• DOWEL-JOINTED CHILD'S CHAIR: Using birch ply offcuts and the WNew dowelling system, Geoff Ryan makes a personalised chair for his grandson
• WISHING WELL PLANTER: Using standard size timber and a few basic tools, Peter Dunsmore makes an attractive decorative outdoor planter

TECHNICAL INCLUDING:
• CARVED MIRROR FRAME: Peter Scaife presents an ideal project for those looking to use up leftovers, who may wish to practise or learn a few new woodworking skills
• TIMBER TERMS – PART 40: Peter Bishop rounds off the Ts, breaks into and finishes the Us, before starting with a V

FEATURES INCLUDING:
• ARCHIVE: Trouble with his butt hinges sends Robin Gates to The Woodworker of March 1927 for advice
• OUT OF THE WOODWORK: Eric Simmonds, the man behind Out of the Woodwork, creates bird boxes that are unique and inspiring, with an added touch of eccentricity

ON TEST
• Wnew 3-in-1 Dowel Jig & Multi Row Puncher
Robert Sorby SteadyPro system

DOUBLE WIN!
In conjunction with Robert Sorby, we’re giving one lucky reader the chance to get their hands on the versatile SteadyPro turning system, complete with lathe stem – worth £129 – find further details and entry requirements on page 20 or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win

Also, continuing to celebrate the launch of their new T18S range, we're teaming up with Trend yet again to give one lucky reader the chance to win a cordless biscuit jointer kit (with 1 × 4Ah battery and Fast Charger) – worth £351 – see page 60 for more information or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win

If you want to hone your woodworking skills, try some workshop projects, learn a trick or two, read some excellent features, as well as have the chance to get your hands on Trend's latest routing kit, be sure to pick up our new May edition – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
•BASIC BOX-MAKING SKILLS: Dave Roberts’ set of plain pigeon holes tests skills of marking out, cutting, planing and chiselling small components
•JAN'S BIRD BUFFET: Geoff Ryan’s latest bird table build is precisely made and executed  
•DESIGNER DRAWERS: Brian Barber’s free approach to design exposes the simple beauty of his ‘designer drawers’
And much more!

TECHNICAL
•TIMBER TERMS Part 39: Peter Bishop is well into the Ts as he tackles a couple of lengthy subjects including timber-framed and tipped saws
•MARKING TOOLS & TECHNIQUES FOR FURNITURE MAKING: John Bullar explores the range of marking tools available to the furniture maker
•DECORATIVE CARVING - New series, Iain Whittington tells us more in this fascinating introduction to decorative woodcarving

FEATURES
•ARCHIVE: Tempted by The Woodworker of Jan 1904, Robin Gates ponders the practicality of a tool chest
•HOMEGROWN & FIT FOR AN AWARD: Jeremy Broun interviews English Woodlands Timber Ltd, a company passionate about trees
•WOODLAND SPIRIT: Trug maker, coppicer and green woodsman Carl Sadler is striving to keep traditional crafts alive
And much more!

ON TEST
•Trend T12 & T14 workshop and plunge routers
• General Finishes Pearl Effects & Enduro Extender

As well as three different competitions for you to enter and a host of fantastic prizes up for grabs, our April issue has a wide range of projects and technical content, some inspiring features, as well as tests on the latest workshop kit and tools – enjoy!

PROJECTS & TURNING
• TABLE LAMP: Peter Benson creates an Arts and Crafts-inspired square table lamp
• THREE-LEGGED STOOL: Glenn Perry comes up with a unique design for a three-legged stool’s central stretchers, which are cleverly joined by a central sphere
And much more!

TECHNICAL
• FESTOOL DOOR-CUTTING GUIDE: According to the experts at Festool, when cutting doors to length, it’s precision rather than guesswork that’s needed
• ROUTING: SMALL, BEAUTIFUL & CORDLESS: Some of the greatest gifts do come in small packages, as Jeremy Broun finds when looking at various routers
And more!

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Looking to bring the garden closer, Robin Gates turns to The Woodworker of April 1956 for a window box
• LES LIVELY IN PROFILE: Les Lively’s work is a fusion of different styles, which emphasise elegant lines and intricate details such as inlay, double dovetail corners and mortise & tenon joints
And much more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S/MS184 cordless mitre saw 
• Sakazume sanding blocks
• Rider awls
• Robert Sorby Stebcentres rangs

TRIPLE WIN!
We’ve teamed up with Trend once more to give two lucky readers the chance to win an 18V cordless mitre saw kit (with 2 × 5Ah batteries & Fast Charger) from their new T81S range. Also, in conjunction with Geocol, we have five Joiners Mate product bundles up for grabs, and there’s still time to showcase your woodworking skills and win a Liberon prize bundle worth over £300 too. See inside the issue for details or visit www.thewoodworkermag.com/category/win

YOUR FAVOURITES
As well as all this, you can also expect to find your usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, next month, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more.

With spring on the horizon, what better way to celebrate than getting back into the workshop. We've got a selection of simple projects to entice you, technical articles to help hone your skills, several fantastic features, plus a brand-new competition from Liberon, which runs over the next three issues

PROJECTS & TURNING
• CLASSIC CAKE STAND: Les Thorne’s design in English ash and sapele features a simple ‘T’ bar handle design
• MANTEL CLOCK: Michael Allsop presents an alternative approach to a typical mantelpiece clock project, using only hand tools
And many more!

TECHNICAL
• TOOL RACKS FROM OFFCUTS: When it came to sourcing timber for a new project, Gareth Jones turned to the offcuts pile, using various bits to make a range of tool racks
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop moves through the shadows to a stout heart, covers some swaging, then just about trickles into the Ts 
And much more!

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: The January 1915 issue of The Woodworker propels Robin Gates into the great outdoors for research into a springtime project
• MEET THE CHAIRMEN: Former editor Peter Scaife gives us a tour of his impressive chair collection
And more!

ON TEST
• Benchdogs MK2 Rail Square
• Timberland PRO® workwear
• Shogun Japanese saws

WIN!
We’re teaming up with woodcare experts, Liberon, to give you the opportunity to showcase your woodworking skills and win a prize bundle worth over £300. Running over the next three issues, see page page 22 for further details!

YOUR FAVOURITES
As well as all this, you can also expect to find your usual favourite pages, including news, welcome, marketplace, next month, letters and readers’ tips, plus much more.

We hope you enjoy the March 2022 issue of The Woodworker & Good Woodworking, which is now on sale! Pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH


The shortest and often one that passes in the blink of an eye, February is considered an odd month by many. For those struggling to adjust to the start of a new year, this issue aims to gently ease you back into workshop life following a bit of time out. To find out what's in store, see details below

PROJECTS & TURNING
• CONVENE CHAIRS & TABLES: This set by Mark Hampson nests into one compact unit when not in use, and looks stylish in both guises
• SCRATCH-BUILT WORKBENCH: Using reclaimed materials and a few workshop staples, Paul Chesterman builds a solid, freestanding workbench for around £10
And much more!

TECHNICAL
• SAFETY FIRST: We discuss the issue of unguarded machines and how to avoid dangerous practices
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop continues working his way through the Ss, and there’s still quite a way to go!
And much more!

FEATURES
• JOBS, JOINTS & JOURNALISM: Peter Scaife, editor of The Woodworker in the mid-1960s, recalls a very different world of woodworking
• BOX-MAKING MASTER: Hearing Steve Altman modestly describe his pieces as “bits of eye candy”, those not familiar with his incredible body of work would be forgiven for underestimating an immense talent
And much more!

ON TEST
• Trend T18S/R14 18V cordless 1/4in brushless router kit
• Veritas Side-Clamping Honing Guide
• Record Power SC1 (2in) mini chuck package & three-piece turning tool sets

WIN!
We’ve teamed up with Trend to give one lucky reader the chance to win a complete T18S cordless router kit, worth £398, which includes everything you need to get started. For entry details, see page 25 of the February issue and follow the instructions given – good luck!

We hope you enjoy the February 2022 issue of The Woodworker & Good Woodworking, which is now on sale! Pick up your copy today, or why not subscribe? https://bit.ly/3n60lTH

In the first of 2022, as well as a host of projects, technical articles, features and tests for you to enjoy, we're also delighted to announce the launch of The Alan Peters Furniture Award 2022. Let's take a closer look at what’s in store in this brand-new edition...

PROJECTS & TURNING
• MUSIC BOXES: Tony ‘Bodger’ Scott fits music into toys for children
• REVOLVING BOOKCASE: Shaun Newman’s revolving bookcase design saves on space and also features a handy usable surface
• EMERGING BOWL: Colin Simpson opts for something a little more abstract – a turned, well-polished bowl that seems to emerge from another piece of wood 
And much more!

TECHNICAL
• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop is cracking on through the Ss with loads of odd and interesting stuff
• CHOOSING & USING HAND SAWS: John Bullar moves on to discussing hand saws and how these are used and chosen by furniture makers to complete their everyday work
And more!

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Robin Gates explores the work of chairmaker Jack Goodchild through an engraving by Stanley Anderson in The Woodworker of March 1957
• THE ALAN PETERS FURNITURE AWARD 2022: For the second year running, this is your opportunity to be part of this prestigious annual award, which champions UK furniture designing and making talent while celebrating the life and work of the late Alan Peters OBE
And more!

ON TEST
• JessEm Rout-R-Lift Prestige
• Shogun 2-in-1 folding knife 

WIN!
In conjunction with Wood Workers Workshop, we’re giving away two pairs of Clear Cut Stock Guides from JessEm – quick and easy to set up, they’ll also improve the consistency and safety of your router table work. Further details can be found inside the issue – good luck!

Believe it or not, our December issue is here! Featuring a good helping of festive projects and themed articles, now’s the time to get creative in the workshop and ensure you have some fun along the way. Our cover star this month is 'Caroline' the Collinson rocking horse. Join Shaun Newman as he gives this family favourite a new lease of life before handing over the reins to his young grandson.

PROJECTS & TURNING

• LATHE-TURNED INSTRUMENTS: Andrew Hall shares his take on a traditional cajón as well as the novel ‘Bowlbro’ design, based on a Dobro guitar
• POP-POP STEAM BOAT: Peter Dunsmore takes a tried and tested design and modifies it to make use of scrap timber and a few basic materials
• ROCKING HORSE RENOVATION: Shaun Newman rescues ‘Caroline – an old Collinson rocking horse  from the basement and gives her a new lease of life.
AND MUCH MORE!

TECHNICAL

• WOODWORKER’S ENCYCLOPEDIA: Peter Bishop ploughs further on into the Ss, culminating in a monologue on shakes
• THIN END OF THE WEDGE: Andy Standing looks at the twin wedged mortise & tenon – a very secure version of an old favourite

FEATURES
• ARCHIVE: Searching for a practical wooden box, Robin Gates is spoilt for choice by the December 1944 issue of The Woodworker
• NORMAN MACKAY IN PROFILE: Combining his love of music and furniture making, Norman Mackay creates truly bespoke pieces that hit all the right notes
AND MUCH MORE!

ON TEST
• RYOBI R18MMS ONE+ MULTI MATERIAL SAW
• QUANGSHENG LUBAN NO.101 BLOCK PLANE
• JOURNEYMAN HANDCRAFTS TOOL ROLL & NAREX MARKING KNIFE
• WIXEY WL133 PILLAR DRILL LASER

WIN!
Ideal for bench top use, the Clarke CTS16 250mm (230V) table saw from Machine Mart is perfect for a variety of cuts in both hard- and softwoods. There’s two up for grabs, so see inside the issue for further details.

We hope you enjoy the December 2021 issue of The Woodworker & Good Woodworking, which is now on sale!

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Magzter Inc. (”Unternehmen”, ”wir”, ”uns” oder ”unser”) weiß, dass es Ihnen wichtig ist, wie Ihre persönlichen Daten verwendet und weitergegeben werden. Bitte lesen Sie die folgende Datenschutzrichtlinie (die ”Richtlinie”), um mehr über unsere Datenschutzpraktiken zu erfahren.Indem Sie eine der vom Unternehmen betriebenen Websites und deren Subdomains besuchen oder eine unserer mobilen Anwendungen und anderen Methoden der Inhaltsverteilung(zusammen der ”Dienst”) nutzen, erkennen Sie an, dass Sie die dargelegten Praktiken und Richtlinien akzeptieren in dieser Richtlinie und Sie stimmen hiermit zu, dass wir Ihre Daten auf die folgende Weise sammeln, verwenden und weitergeben.

Magzter Inc. ist der weltweit größte und am schnellsten wachsende plattformübergreifende digitale Zeitungskiosk mit Selbstbedienung mit über 80 Millionen Nutzern seit seiner Gründung im Jahr 2011 und Tausenden von Zeitschriften und Zeitungen in über 40 Kategorien und über 60 Sprachen. Magzter hat seinen Hauptsitz in New York und ist vor Ort in Amsterdam, London, Mexiko-Stadt, Chennai, Mumbai, Neu-Delhi, Bengaluru und Singapur vertreten und wird bald in andere Länder expandieren. Magzter wurde im Juni 2011 von den globalen Unternehmern Girish Ramdas und Vijay Radhakrishnan gegründet und ermöglicht Zeitschriften- und Zeitungsverlagen auf der ganzen Welt, digitale Ausgaben ihrer Titel zu erstellen und an globale Verbraucher zu liefern.

 Magzter ist bestrebt, unseren Benutzern eine sichere Plattform bereitzustellen. Bitte beachten Sie, dass Magzter lediglich eine Plattform für Verlage zur Verbreitung ihrer Inhalte ist. Wir kontrollieren oder unterstützen die auf unserer Plattform veröffentlichten Inhalte nicht. Wir können nicht für die Handlungen unserer Herausgeber oder deren Inhalte verantwortlich gemacht werden.

Magzter ist nicht dafür verantwortlich, eine Partei zu entschädigen, die aufgrund eines Inhalts oder eines Teils des Inhalts, der ihre Rechte verletzt, Schäden oder Kosten erlitten hat. Magzter haftet nicht für zivilrechtliche Schritte wegen Rechtsverletzungen, die durch einen Inhalt oder einen Teil des Inhalts verursacht werden, der die Rechte Dritter verletzt.

Magzter bietet den weltweit größten ”All-You-Can-Read” - Abonnementdienst namens Magzter GOLD an, der digitalen Lesern zu einem monatlichen Abonnementpreis unbegrenzten Zugriff auf mehr als 8.000 Zeitschriften und Zeitungen bietet.Darüber hinaus verfügt Magzter mit der bahnbrechenden ezRead 2.0 - Funktion für seine Apps über die größte Anzahl an Geschichten weltweit.Nutzer von Smartphones und Mobilgeräten mit kleinem Bildschirm können die Zeitschrifteninhalte so genießen, wie sie gedacht sind, nämlich mit Artikeltext Es ist leicht zu lesen und wird von atemberaubenden Videos und hochauflösenden Fotos begleitet.

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 Vor Magzter war er Präsident von Dot Com Infoway (DCI) und Galatta Media. Zu seinen Aufgaben gehörten strategisches Marketing, Partnerschaftsentwicklung und die weltweite Monetarisierung von Inhalten. DCI wuchs von einem kleinen Team von 3 im Jahr 2000 auf 300 im Jahr 2011 und beschäftigte sich mit der Web-, Software- und App-Entwicklung für Kunden auf der ganzen Welt.

Seit der Einführung hat sich Magzter dazu verpflichtet, mit globalen Organisationen zusammenzuarbeiten, um die bestmögliche Zeitungskiosk-Technologie und den besten Service für unsere Kunden anzubieten. Egal, ob Sie Magazin-Abos für Ihren Kundenstamm anbieten oder einfach nur mehr erfahren möchten, engagiert sich Magzter für das Wachstum Ihres Unternehmens. Um mehr zu erfahren, füllen Sie bitte den folgenden Fragebogen aus:

 Das DMCA ermöglicht es uns, die entfernten Inhalte wiederherzustellen, wenn die Partei, die die ursprüngliche DMCA-Mitteilung eingereicht hat, nicht innerhalb von zehn Werktagen nach Erhalt der Kopie Ihrer Gegendarstellung eine gerichtliche Klage gegen Sie einreicht.

Diese Richtlinie deckt den Umgang des Unternehmens mit personenbezogenen Daten(”personenbezogene Daten”) und anderen Informationen über Sie und Ihren Computer oder Ihr Gerät ab, die das Unternehmen erfasst, wenn Sie auf den Dienst zugreifen. Wir können personenbezogene Daten von Ihnen erfassen, wie nachstehend ausführlicher erläutert, und wir verwenden diese personenbezogenen Daten intern im Zusammenhang mit unseren Diensten, unter anderem zur Personalisierung, Bereitstellung und Verbesserung unserer Produkte, Dienste, Inhalte und Werbung und um Ihnen die Möglichkeit zu geben um ein Benutzerkonto und -profil einzurichten, um Sie zu kontaktieren, um Ihre Anfragen für bestimmte Produkte und Dienstleistungen zu erfüllen und um zu analysieren, wie Sie die Dienste nutzen. In bestimmten Fällen geben wir möglicherweise einige personenbezogene Daten auch an Dritte weiter, jedoch nur wie in Punkt 4 beschrieben.

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 Wir bitten Sie, jede Beschwerde im Zusammenhang mit anstößigen Inhalten per E-Mail an die oben genannte E-Mail-Adresse an den Beschwerdebeauftragten zu richten. Wir bitten Sie außerdem um die Angabe der folgenden Angaben, wenn Sie eine Beschwerde einreichen

und die App, die Ihnen die Möglichkeit bietet, verschiedene Zeitschriften, Bücher, Nachrichten sowie magazin- und publikationsbezogene Inhalte (gemeinsam als „Veröffentlichungen“ bezeichnet) zu bestellen, zu abonnieren und deren Lieferung zu erhalten und sich diese digitalen Versionen der Veröffentlichungen liefern zu lassen

C.Wir sammeln auch Informationen im Zusammenhang mit Ihrer Nutzung der Anwendung, um personalisierte Empfehlungen abgeben zu können.Wenn Sie uns die Zugangsdaten für Ihr Drittanbieterkonto zur Verfügung stellen, verstehen Sie, dass einige Inhalte und / oder Informationen in diesen Konten(”Drittanbieterkontoinformationen”) möglicherweise an Ihr Konto bei uns und an dieses Drittanbieterkonto übermittelt werden, wenn Sie solche Übertragungen autorisieren An den Dienst übermittelte Informationen fallen unter diese Richtlinie.

 F. Die von uns erfassten personenbezogenen Daten ermöglichen es uns, auf Ihre Anfragen zu reagieren, unsere Produkte und Dienstleistungen zu verbessern, die Werbung und Inhalte, die Sie sehen, anzupassen und mit Ihnen über neue Produkte zu kommunizieren.

ist der weltweit größte und am schnellsten wachsende plattformübergreifende digitale Zeitungskiosk mit Selbstbedienung mit über 85 Millionen Nutzern seit seiner Gründung im Jahr 2011 und Tausenden von Zeitschriften und Zeitungen in über 40 Kategorien und über 60 Sprachen. Magzter hat seinen Hauptsitz in New York und ist vor Ort in Amsterdam, London, Mexiko-Stadt, Chennai, Mumbai, Neu-Delhi, Bengaluru und Singapur vertreten und wird bald in andere Länder expandieren. Magzter wurde im Juni 2011 von den globalen Unternehmern Girish Ramdas und Vijay Radhakrishnan gegründet und ermöglicht Zeitschriften- und Zeitungsverlagen auf der ganzen Welt, digitale Ausgaben ihrer Titel zu erstellen und an globale Verbraucher zu liefern.

 N. Wir verwenden Nutzungsinformationen auch, um sicherzustellen, dass Benutzer unsere Nutzungsbedingungen einhalten. Mithilfe der Nutzungsinformationen eines Benutzers können wir beispielsweise bestätigen, dass ein Benutzer eine Zeitschrift oder andere Inhalte nur zulässig oft oder auf eine zulässige Anzahl von Geräten herunterlädt.

 Damit erhalten digitale Leser zum monatlichen Abonnementpreis uneingeschränkten Zugriff auf über 8.000 Zeitschriften und Zeitungen. Darüber hinaus verfügt Magzter mit der bahnbrechenden ezRead 2.0-Funktion für seine Apps über die größte Anzahl an Geschichten weltweit. Nutzer von Smartphones und Mobilgeräten mit kleinem Bildschirm können die Zeitschrifteninhalte so genießen, wie sie gedacht sind, nämlich mit Artikeltext Es ist leicht zu lesen und wird von atemberaubenden Videos und hochauflösenden Fotos begleitet.

The Woodworker - June 2023

The Woodworker - June 2023

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