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Our cover star for the February is BBC Young Carpenter of the Year, Tibby Singh, who takes us through the steps for making a unique font cover for his local church.We also have the next of John Bullara€ s series, which sees him discussing the subject of choosing wood for your furniture making projects.
Young furniture makers represent the future of the craft, and this month we have a young lad whose passion for making is abundantly clear - Warwickshire College student Philipp Stummer, who shows us how he went about making his a€~Hemispherea€ wall cabinet.
We also have some great features for you to enjoy: Mark Griffiths tells us the story of the Pallasboy Iron Age Vessel project, and Barrie Scott visits Mike Abbotta€ s green woodworking school and speaks to some of his students who are thoroughly hooked on this enjoyable and relaxing pastime.
We also have a great competition for you.We have 50 sets of Pica-Dry and Pica POCKET markers up for grabs and the first 50 people to enter will be selected.Andy King tested both products in this and he described them as the a€~ideal workshop marking solutionsa€ .
We also have lots more for you including Michael Huntleya€ s puzzling Japanese joints, Les Thornea€ s tale of two candlesticks, Phil Davya€ s clever bathroom storage solution and Andy King gets to grips with the latest kit.Be sure to pick up 302 of Good Woodworking, which hits the shelves on 29 January 2016.
Young furniture makers represent the future of the craft, and this month we have a young lad whose passion for making is abundantly clear - Warwickshire College student Philipp Stummer, who shows us how he went about making his a€~Hemispherea€ wall cabinet.
We also have some great features for you to enjoy: Mark Griffiths tells us the story of the Pallasboy Iron Age Vessel project, and Barrie Scott visits Mike Abbotta€ s green woodworking school and speaks to some of his students who are thoroughly hooked on this enjoyable and relaxing pastime.
We also have a great competition for you.We have 50 sets of Pica-Dry and Pica POCKET markers up for grabs and the first 50 people to enter will be selected.Andy King tested both products in this and he described them as the a€~ideal workshop marking solutionsa€ .
We also have lots more for you including Michael Huntleya€ s puzzling Japanese joints, Les Thornea€ s tale of two candlesticks, Phil Davya€ s clever bathroom storage solution and Andy King gets to grips with the latest kit.Be sure to pick up 302 of Good Woodworking, which hits the shelves on 29 January 2016.
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