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search facility for
The Australian Woodworker & House & HOME back issues, and contents of books. |
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Established
in 1985, The Australian Woodworker
is Australia's most popular woodworking magazine. Available
in most newsagents Australia wide or you can buy it direct for $11.50
inc. postage. |
Index
of contents of
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Selecting
a CNC Machine |
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Rectangular
Cheval Mirror |
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Turnfest
2019 |
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Building
a Barn Door |
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The
Australian Wood Design Exhibition Orbost 2020 |
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Notes
on Woodturning Part 49 - Designing an Urn |
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Club
Drumbeat |
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Making
Your Own Featherboards |
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Gallery Fred Gee presents his design for a non-turned non-scroll-sawn chess set. Following up on his fire trucks in AWW #203, David Flintoff has built an Ahrens-Fox 1927 fire truck. A similar vehicle was purchased by the NSW Government in 1929 and is now preserved in the Museum of Fire collection. |
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Turning
a Triangular Bowl |
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Reading
Drawings |
Child's
Trinket Box |
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Hardwood
Woodware by John Swinkels John makes a selection of kitchen woodware utensils from two pieces of discarded Meranti, to show the variety of items that can be made from close-grained hardwood scraps. |
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Old
Gentleman Magpie by Carolyn McCully This image came from a series of drawings Carolyn generated from daily prompts. Carolyn liked the Magpie caricature so much that she burnt the pattern as a piece of pyrography. |
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Wooden
Puzzle 1c by Eric Lysaght and Richard Collins Richard presented this wooden puzzle in issue AWW #206 and described how he made it on a router table in AWW #207. In this issue Eric decribes how he made the same puzzle on a scroll saw and the enhancements possible with this alternate method. |
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