In this montha€ s Woodworking Plans & Projects we show you how to introduce the kids to the wonders of woodworking and birdlife with a bird table project; Anthony Bailey makes a simple jewellery box in a€~RouterCentrica€ ; and Jim Robinson builds a freestanding display cabinet.Fred & Julie Byrne are at the scrollsaw once again, this time with an Eastern influence, to create a chopstick display stand; while at the lathe we have Mark Baker turning a bud vase in spalted beech.For your two-page a€~Plans For Youa€ project, Simon Rodway makes a bar stool.In techniques, Walter Hall shows you how to master yet another piece of workshop machinery, this time the compound mitre saw; James Hatter shows you how to entirely refit and update a kitchen; and The Editor takes you on a tour of Japanese saws.This montha€ s main feature is a studenta€ s perspective of furniture conservation and restoration, courtesy of Amber Bailey.In a€~My Working Daya€ , we catch up with WPPa€ s technical illustrator Simon Rodway, and in a€~Tools of Yesteryeara€ , Colin Sullivan looks at a 100-year-old Disston saw.
On test, wea€ ve got an Einhell mini saw, Mirka Abranet abrasives and, in a€~Craftsmana€ s Cornera€ , Jet lathes and the Bosch tile router.If all that wasna€ t enough, wea€ ve got the latest upcoming events and projects from our forum in a€~Noticeboarda€ , and a€~Hot Stuffa€ , our monthly roundup of all the latest kit and books on the market.Dona€ t miss out!