In this issue of Woodturning magazine we have lots for you to enjoy.In a€~Projectsa€ Andy Coates uses off-set techniques to make a contemporary bowl;
Neil and Liz Scobie make a rolled edge bowl; Mark Palma pays tribute to his watchmaking grandfather; and Rick Rich shares his a€~after dinnera€ turning project.
In our a€~Technicala€ section Richard Findley looks at techniques of turning bowls without a chuck; Colwin Way rough turns on a small scale; Chris West helps you decide on the mechanisms used for turned mills; Kurt Hertzog gives top tips on dealing with wooda€ s natural flaws; and Philip Greenwood looks at fitting chuck jaws.
In a€~Featuresa€ , we meet Jean-Claude Charpignon; we go in the workshop with Graham Drury; Ray Key completes his journey through; and Mike Mahoney describes the wood that led him to a set of bowls.
As well as all this, we also have our usual a€~Kit & Toolsa€ pages, a€~Leadera€ from the Editor, a€~Community newsa€ and a€~Commuity lettersa€ as well as a sneak peek of our next issue, and a special news piece on a€~Turners Without Bordersa€ .
All this and more in Woodturning 293!