The Woodworker - July 2022

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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