In issue 104 of Woodworking Plans & Projects, we have lots for you to enjoy.In our a€~Projectsa€ section, Amber Bailey produces three cameo patterns using her treadle fretsaw; Neil Lawton makes an upcycled pallet table; Louise Biggs makes a table and stool in oak; Chris Grace deconstructs his garden pergola, Jamie Lake deconstructs his bathroom cabinet project and Simon Rodway completes the design of his handy shed workshop.

In a€~Techniquesa€ , the Editor talks mitre joints; we take a look at some of the conversion work in the lounge area of a Victorian farmhouse and the Editor comes up with a cutting list for making his hi-fi cabinet.

In a€~Featuresa€ , we delve deep into the world of sculptural woodworker Karl Smith; Briony Darnley looks at a range of woodworking books for you to enjoy and Mark Ripley has a failsafe cutting method for this most difficult of joints.

This month in a€~Kit & Toolsa€ the Editor looks at a range of Niwaki sharpening products and a range of machines from Logosol.We look at the latest tools, gadgets and gizmos in a€~Hot Stuffa€ and we also have a€~Leadera€ from the Editor, a€~Noticeboarda€ and we give you a sneak peek at the next issue.