Wood Review 105

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On the cover: Internationally renowned furniture designer maker Michael Fortune sheds light on his process for creating curved and angled furniture.

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Presentation Trays: As a centerpiece, these trays are perfect for displaying fine timbers as well as serving food. Story by Raf Nathan.

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Breaking the Golden Rule: Know the rules, then challenge them in order to create your own unique work, says Bryan Cush.

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The Midi with the Most: Andrew Potocnik trials three mid-range lathes that attempt to balance overall size
with capacity.

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Mid Century Dining Table: Angled and tapered legs require strategies but these are not insurmountable challenges, shows Charles Mak.

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Through a Contemporary Lens: West Australian furniture designer and maker Rick Knopke reimagines the traditional art of marquetry...and we asked him about sustaining a 45 year career in woodworking.

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Conversations in Design: A group forum event for makers to discuss and critically evaluate their work took place at Wood Dust this year. Story by Adam Markowitz.

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Science and Art: For Leslie Webb, woodworking was the perfect synthesis of her interests in science, geometry and art.

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Build a Cajon Drum: Finely made and resonant, this box construction is also a popular percussive instrument. Story by Vic Tesolin.

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Preserving Our Past: A state-of-the-art workshop enables the tight-knit team at Queensland Art Gallery to frame artworks and safeguard furniture.

 

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Making a Seat at the Table: Forty-three women makers created work for an exhibition that marks new directions
in woodworking.

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The Measure of Things: The humble tape measure is a core tool for woodworkers. Raf Nathan looks at some
of its distinguishing features.


Machinery & Tool Reviews
• For Measuring and Marking: Neil Erasmus writes about the three basic workshop tools that he can't do without.
• Everyday Users: Kelly Parker nominates three tools in her workshop that regularly relies on.
• Hafco PT-254S Planer/Thicknesser
• ProDrill Press Table V3

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