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Good Woodworking Issue 243

Good Woodworking Issue 243 This issue includes: VENEERING SPECIALIn the bagWhat affordable vacuum presses are there on the market and how can you make the most of them? Elliptical hall tableWe revisit Nick Webb’s spectacular project for a closer look at the veneering techniques used Veneered MDF: friend or foe?For his latest project – a handsome oakveneered shelving unit – Dominic Collings explores a world beyond working in the solid TECHNIQUES Time is on your sideRestorer Stephen Simmons fi nds rewards in the painstaking process of restoring a longcase clock Working in the roundJeff Gorman looks at creating round legs, rails and spindles using planes instead of a lathe Forming, steaming, ironing...Nick Webb’s table is packed with techniques PROJECTS Off the shelfDominic
Collings combines oak-veneered MDF and shrewd design for this shelving unit Cross-boarded doorIain Whittington keeps the Devon air from intruding with an air-tight oak-planked build! Storage boxPhil Davy finds a home for all his abrasives and power sanders in this handy plywood number Tiny turned treatsWant to be popular with family and friends? Les Thorne shows you how to turn fruit and hand mirrors PEOPLE & PLACES Chichester CollegeIt’s two weeks until the furniture students’ end of your show, and there’s an awful lot to do – will they make it over the finish line? Return of the MackWhat’s they key to emulating the breathtakingly original furniture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh? Phil Whitfeld finds out YOUR FAVOURITES News from the benchGadget of the
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Good Woodworking Issue 243 This issue
Includes:: VENEERING SPECIALIn the bag What affordable vacuum presses are there on the market & how can you make the most of them? Elliptical hall table We revisit Nick Webb’s spectacular project for a closer look at the veneering techniques used Veneered MDF: friend or foe? For his latest project – a handsome oakveneered shelving unit – Dominic Collings explores a world beyond working in the solid TECHNIQUES Time is on your side Restorer Stephen Simmons fi nds rewards in the painstaking process of restoring a longcase clock Working in the round Jeff Gorman looks at creating round legs, rails & spindles using planes instead of a lathe Forming, steaming, ironing... Nick Webb’s table is packed with techniques PROJECTS Off the shelf Dominic Collings combines oak-veneered MDF & shrewd design for this shelving unit Cross-boarded door Iain Whittington keeps the Devon air from intruding with an air-tight oak-planked build! Storage box Phil Davy finds a home for all his abrasives & power sanders in this handy plywood number Tiny turned treats Want to be popular with family & friends? Les Thorne shows you how to turn fruit & hand mirrors PEOPLE & PLACES Chichester College It’s two weeks until the furniture students’ end of your show, & there’s an awful lot to do – will they make it over the finish line? Return of the Mack What’s they key to emulating the breathtakingly original furniture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh? Phil Whitfeld finds out YOUR FAVOURITES News from the bench Gadget of the month Solutions Letters/ Makers’ Notes Around the House Finishing Touch TOOLS ON TEST Concept KTX woodscrews Proxxon FET table saw Axminster AW10BSB2 table saw

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Clock - A device used for telling the time
Hand - A part of the body at the end of the arm
Hand - A pointer which indicates time on a clock face
Students - A group of humans who are still in full time education
Key - A physical or virtual device or code used for opening something
Friends - A close associate or a popular US based sitcom about a group of friends
World - A physical grouping, commonly used to describe earth and everything associated with ti
Tight - The opposite to loose
Spectacular - Something that catches that eye due to its eye catchingness.
Affordable - Something that is within a set price range that can be afforded due to its reasonable price.
Vacuum - An area which does not have any matter in it.
Home - A place of permanent residence for families.
Hall - A room at the inside of an entrance of a house.
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Design - A drawing or styles that shows the look and functionality of something before its made.
Solid - Something that is firm and not liquid, a hard shape that cannot be changed easily.
Oak - A member of the beech tree family that has acorns growing on it.
MDF - A shortened term for Medium Density Fibreboard
Family - A group of people that live together made up from parents and children.
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