Our Very Own Alf In Trad Wood

[Philly]

Hi Folks
If you pick up this months copy of Traditional Woodworking (Sep issue) you'll find our very own woodworking superstar Alf talking about her workshop. Two very interesting pages-well done Alf! =D>
Philly

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Hi Alf

Brilliant news. Well done.

Cheers
Neil

 

[paulm]

Great news Alf, will take a look in WH Smiths next week and see if I can pick up a copy. It had better be good to get a Scotsman to part with another three quid or so ! :lol:

Don't forget Scrit too, who had an article in Good Woodworking this month also on guarding and stuff.

What a talented lot !

Cheers, Paul.

 

[Alf]

Thanks, Phil - cheque's in the post :wink: Fear not, folks; just a blip before I return to anonymity.

Cheers, Alf

P.S. I do know the difference between a bandsaw and a SCMS btw - you'll see what I mean #-o

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Hi Scrit

Congratulations.

Don't forget Scrit too, who had an article in Good Woodworking this month also on guarding and stuff.

I've just looked through issue 178 and couldn't find it. Can you please point me in the right direction?

Cheers
Neil

 

[DaveL]

I've just looked through issue 178 and couldn't find it. Can you please point me in the right direction?

Glad its not just me. :roll:

I shall go and buy Traditional Woodworking tomorrow lunch time to see just what Alf has been up to. :^o

 

[paulm]

Whoops, it was The Woodworker September edition page 72, not Good Woodworking !!!

Sorry Scrit !

Cheers, Paul.

 

[Philly]

I really liked the photo's in the Dado article-wonder where they got them from...........
Phillytographer

 

[Losos]

Well done Alf - That should get the circulation up this month :wink:

 

[Scrit]

Whoops, it was The Woodworker September edition page 72, not Good Woodworking !!!

Sorry Scrit !

Cheers, Paul.

Actually, that's news to me! Now I've got to go and buy one.....

Scrit

 

[Paul Chapman]

Nice articles, Alf and Scrit. And by Steve Maskery in GWW.

Steve, in your article on the chest of drawers (which looks really nice) I was surprised that you said it was not necessary to veneer the backs of the drawer fronts because the veneer and groundwork were both maple. Is this the reason you have had no problems with warping or could it be that the drawer fronts were screwed on, thus counteracting any tendency to warp? Just interested because everything I've read before about veneering suggests that it is usually necessary to veneer both sides :?

Paul

 

[DomValente]

Well done Alf and Scrit, wish I could write like wot you do :wink:

Dom