In 14 of Woodworking Crafts, in a€~Power woodworkinga€ Louise Biggs builds a painted dresser; James Hatter helps a€~hide that cluttera€ with a hall stand; Simon Rodway makes a loveseat and a belvedere roof; the Editor looks at sequenced routing; Walter Hall makes a wall-mounted workbench; make your own carving knives with John Swinkels; and Amber Bailey makes a simple jigsaw puzzle.

In our a€~Hand woodworkinga€ Peter Sefton makes drawer handles with his students; we look at building a shave horse with Peter Wood; Michael T Collins makes a Shaker-style hanging cabinet; and the Editor makes a copper pipe shelf.

We also have Chris Grace looking at chopsaw technique; Kitted out; and our reader group test in the a€~Kit & Toolsa€ section.

Finally, we have lota€ s for you to enjoy in our a€~Communitya€ pages, including; the latest news and events; we have our a€~Q&Aa€ page; we share with you some hints, tips and jigs; a sneak peek at our next issue; and book reviews, Woodland Ways and Catherine Kielthy looks at building a Nutshell dinghy.

All this and more in 14 of Woodworking Crafts, so be sure to get yourself a copy!