Good Life Collection by Wooster & Prince Jelly Roll Featuring fabrics from the good Life Collection this Jelly Roll contains 40 strips each 2.5" x 44" which is enough make one 60" Quilt (with a bit spare for your other projects!) Please note some fabrics may be duplicated. ...

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Good Woodworking Issue 219 Projects Turn a corner 26 Turn a plant stand 32 Saw renovation 38 Key cabinet 44 Boxing clever 60 Garden containers 76 Bridled to the past? 20 Healing old wounds 22 Bit System 81 Lidwig clamps 82 56 Meet Kieran O’ Cuneen Signifi cant Styles 64 People & places Kieran O’ Cuneen 56 Your favourites News 8 Journeyman 12 Solutions 19 Letters 16 Around the house 69 Gadget of the month 81 Readers’ ads 96 Next month 97 ...

Good Wood Working Issue 220 Projects Free-style woodwork 54 The Lombard Cabinets 66 Acoustic guitar 78 Outdoor decking 86 A new mortiser… 24 Brassed off 26 Routing 101 38 Lee Valley bin holders 43 Startrite 352E bandsaw 44 C. I. Fall Chisels 46 K&T Special: Budget routers 48 72 One-man workshop 60 Turner Richard Raffan explains how to get the best out of the ‘humble’ scraper People & places Johnny Pilgrem 72 Your favourites News 8 Journeyman 16 Solutions 23 Letters 20 Gadget of the month 43 Around the house 85 Readers’ ads 96 Readers’ tips 98 ...

Good Woodworking Issue 235: Included in this months Good Woodworking Issue 235: Curves, capitals & columns It might look complex, but Ralph Harvey’sturned carriage clock isn’t too tricky toemulate. Comes with full-size plans Defi ning features Designer-maker Greig Fensome explains how tocreate the extraordinary blockboard effect onhis pair of beautifully shaped wine tables Maximised space Dominic Collings’ handsome drawer unitswould look great in most home offi ces Ample support Peter Benson explains how to construct hissturdy woodcarving stand Fuel for the winter Build a fi rewood box in Around the House Technique Mistakes of the past Stephen Simmons takes on Victorian restorers Bowled over From faceplates to long-grinds: the Turning Troubleshooter returns to answer commonbowl turning questions Turning Troubleshooter Blowing away bowl turningproblems with Les Thorne People & places Pure & simple Exploring the inspirations & aspirations ofaward-winning new designer, Jason Muteham Expert tuition Building up to next year’s GW Live, what can weexpect from David Charlesworth’s masterclass? Raw talent Learning green chairmaking with Paul Hayden ...

Good Woodworking Issue 236: Included in this months Good Woodworking Issue 236: The boxmaker’s art It’s with incredible precision that Ian Hawthorneputs together his beautiful jewellery box Away with the fairies Iain Whittington carves himself a spritely friendto keep birds away from his fruit cage Keeping up appearances Mark Griffi ths is commissioned to build some American oak wardrobes to match a client’s 18th century décor Mission accomplished Phil Davy’s clean & simple-designed coat rackis inspired by Mission furniture More than just a box Using spalted hornbeam, Les Thorne shows thatwoodturners can be boxmakers, too Technique Bending the rules Kerf bending provides a solution where steamisn’t an option, explains Stephen Simmons Mad for methodology A softwood door gives Andy King a vehicle todemonstrate the ideal timber prep sequence Beautiful boxes There’s more to boxes thansquares, proves Les Thorne People & places Perfect blend Old & new collide in Tortie Hoare’s fusion ofwoodwork & boiled leather The world keeps turning We profi le turning icon Richard Raffan’scolourful career in anticipation of GW Live ...

Good Woodworking Issue 240 In this issue: ON THE COVER The art of boxmaking The fi rst of our Collected Wisdom specials is full of tips, techniques & plenty of inspiration Three of a kind The router is an essential piece of kit for the modern woodworker – Andy King looks at some new offerings from Triton & De Walt Dissecting the beast Centuries-old pipe organs present Michael Young with diverse challenges, but what can he teach the woodworker? Turning Troubleshooter Suffering from spindle-related ailments? Les Thorne has the cure for what ails you... COLLECTED WISDOM Boxmaking fundamentals Three approaches Projects to test your skills PROJECTS Pyramid scheme In his month’s Weekender project, Peter Benson constructs a triangular plant stand Three-piece shoot Phil Davy’s shooting board only takes a couple of hours, but will serve you for years TECHNIQUES Don’t overdo it Trying to make something look like the day it was made is anethema to Stephen Simmons Spindle doctor“ What seems to be the problem, then?” Les Thorne welcomes you to the Turning Troubleshooter’s surgery PEOPLE & PLACES Talking Tools Andy King attends the inaugural instalment of Axminster’s specialist hand tool show When the wind blows Restoring organs requires the talents of a polymath: meet Michael Young, one of a select few still up to the job’s demands YOUR FAVOURITES News Gadget of the Month Solutions Centrefold Letters/ Makers’ Notes Around the House Reader Ads Finishing Touch Tools on Test Magnet Source magnetiser Bosch GSR MX2 Drive Worx H3 rotary hammer drill Record SM100 spindle moulder Axminster AW16BMST2 mortiser Group test: three new router ...

Good Woodworking Issue 241 June 2011 PROJECTS Inner beauty Brian Barber’s cabinet floating within a cabinet employs burr sycamore to great effect Office suite complete Dominic Collings brings his offi ce revamp to a close with some upper storage units to match his desk & storage cupboards Mirror mirror Phil Davy’s mirror frame takes its inspiration from Mission furniture Spot the difference A pair of lacquer-sprayed lamps give Les Thorne the ideal opportunity to discuss copy turning TECHNIQUES Fill it up Stephen Simmons sheds some light on the trickier-than-it-looks art of fi lling grain Fortune cookie Iain Whittington tests a cheap Chinese plane he found on e Bay. Will it prove to be a brilliant bargain or a false economy? Alive & kicking Timber is like people, says Michael Forster, in that it is alive, & therefore you should always account for the inevitable changes that will occur over time The eye of the maker Former Good Wood cover star Toby Howes affords us a look through his eyes as he takes us through the creation of his coopered Iris drinks cabinet Turning report card Andy King removes his turning stabilisers & rides off into the wild alone. The results are…interesting, to say the least PEOPLE & PLACES Tales of the expected Malvern-based maker Gavin Davidge approaches furniture making wearing a problem solver’s hat Flexible joints Intricate Japanese joinery, explains Stephen Simmons, is designed to be both attractive & functional YOUR FAVOURITES Gadget of the month Solutions Letters/ Makers’ Notes Centrefold Around the House Reader Ads Finishing Touch ...