Building a school of Japanese woodworking Wood Review TV 2022-10-26 | Over two years ago, an assembly of passionate carpenters from around Japan commenced building a school where craftspeople, woodworkers and artists from around the world can gather to learn, share and exchange skills, knowledge and cultures. Skyrocketing materials and construction costs have impacted its progress and support is now sought through a Kickstarter campaign at http://kck.st/3CugzfO
External Review Wood Review TV 2022-10-02 | In collaboration with the American Hardwood Export Council, manufacturers Evostyle, upholstery specialists Swiss Design and the Australian Design Centre, External Review followed the entire design process from the sourcing of the raw material through to manufacture and final presentation of Sydney designer Tom Fereday’s latest work, the Cove lounge at Australian Design Centre during Sydney Craft Week. The environmental impact of the new piece was carefully recorded, calculated and documented and the results are given in this video.Video by Venture Films
The White Oak Project, filmed by Nicky Murphy and Zeïna Thiboult Wood Review TV 2021-12-09 | In 2020, in the midst of lockdowns and Covid-19 restrictions, Melbourne furniture maker Alastair Boell undertook what he now regards as the job of a lifetime. On December 27, 2019, a much loved 150 year old oak tree at the Melbourne Royal Botanical Gardens Victoria (RBGV) collapsed. The White Oak Project that ensued was the brainchild of RBGV Landscape Architect, Andrew Laidlaw, who then collaborated with furniture maker Alistair Boell and Gardens' arborist Charlie Carrol to transform a fallen giant into a sculptural meeting place that would, in Andrew's words, 'allow the tree to keep giving'. The evolution of what is now a popular meeting place was filmed by Nicky Murphy and Zeïna Thiboult (see www.rareamazing.com).Alistair Boell is founder and director of the Melbourne Guild of Fine Woodworking, see www.mgfw.com.au Cover image: Alastair BoellYou'll be able to read about The White Oak Project in the March 2022 issue of Australian Wood Review magazine – learn more at www.woodreview.com.auVideo cover image: Alastair Boell
An interview with Thorkild Hansen, tutor at the Centre for Fine Woodworking, NZ Wood Review TV 2021-11-10 | Thorkild Hansen passed away last Saturday, November 6, 2021. He was a woodworker, a silversmith, blacksmith and jeweller and for over ten years tutored in furniture making at the Centre For Fine Woodworking in Nelson, New Zealand. An upbeat and lively character, he was by all accounts a key figure within the school. In 2017, Wood Review editor Linda Nathan interviewed Thorkild for a potential feature which didn't eventuate, however the interview is made available here for those who knew Thorkild, or for anyone interested to know a little more about this well loved and now sorely missed man.Please note: this interview was not made for public airing, so no apologies are made for the sound of the wind, birds twittering and sheep baa-ing throughout...A scholarship program has been set up in Thorkild's name, learn more about the Centre for Fine Woodworking and the scholarship program here: cfw.co.nzLearn more about Wood Review magazine: http://www.woodreview.com.au/
Review: Bosch GEX 18V 125 Cordless Sander Wood Review TV 2021-06-24 | So far so good with the new cordless 18 volt, 125mm Bosch random orbit sander we were sent to test. The last word, after a couple of months' use, will appear as a review in Wood Review magazine issue 112, out end August 2021. Reviewed by Raf Nathan. Learn more about Australian Wood Review magazine at http://www.woodreview.com.au/
Laguna 8 jointer and 16 thicknesser on test Wood Review TV 2021-05-20 | Armed with various boards of timber, squares and calipers, Raf Nathan recently put Laguna's JX8 jointer and PX16 thicknesser through their paces. He summarises his findings here. Read his full report in Wood Review magazine, issue 111, out now. Get print and digital editions of the magazine at https://www.greatmagazines.com.au/magazine/awrLearn more about Wood Review magazine at http://www.woodreview.com.au/
Tool test: Bosch cordless GKS saws Wood Review TV 2021-02-15 | A small cabin building project was the perfect opportunity to test the power and convenience factor of Bosch's GKS 57G 165mm (6-1/2”) circular saw and its big brother GKS 18V-68 GC Professional BITURBO 184mm (7-1/4”) saw. Raf Nathan tests both saws at the job site, in the workshop and in conjunction with the optional guide rail. Read the full report in Wood Review magazine, issue 110, out end Feb. Get print and digital editions of the magazine at https://www.greatmagazines.com.au/magazine/awrLearn more about Wood Review magazine at http://www.woodreview.com.au/And if you're wondering...the background sound is courtesy of the local "crickets" or cicadas. They flick their switch on when things warm up in this part of Australia, and keep their serenade up till the end of February or so.
Daniel Irwins glass top table Wood Review TV 2019-12-29 | Daniel Irwin's glass top table displays a laser cut jarrah and blackbutt relief map of the world representing continental elevations to scale. A wide range of joinery and techniques were used in its construction. Daniel is in year 12 at Barker College. His teacher is John Dennison.Entry is now closed however you can vote now for Popular Choice Award on our Facebook album of entries at bit.ly/36rUU6jStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Jacob de Dassels Round Pedestal Dining Table Wood Review TV 2019-12-29 | Jacob de Dassel researched and honed his lathe turning skills before making the design he settled on after making several prototypes. He has now completed year 12 at St John Paul College Coffs Harbour. His teacher is Lance Smith.Entry is now closed however you can vote for Popular Choice Award on our Facebook album of entries at bit.ly/36rUU6jSee all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Matthew Barras Liquor Cabinet with Sliding Tambour Doors Wood Review TV 2019-12-16 | For his year 12 major project wanted to make a piece that "stays true to skilfull craftsmanship yet be completely unique in as many details as possible". New materials and techniques meant many challenges were encountered. Matthew attends Gilroy Catholic College and his teacher is Stephen Bushell. Entry is now closed however you can see all the entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards, and you can vote for Popular Choice Award on our Facebook album of entries at bit.ly/36rUU6jStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Mats Leas Acoustic Guitar Wood Review TV 2019-12-16 | Mats Lea based his guitar on a plan but designed the bridge, headstock and rosette himself. The challenges included a bolt on/off neck system, and achieving the arched top, back and fretboard. Mathew is in year 12 and attends Waverley college. His teacher is Matthew Barr.Entry is now closed however you can see all the entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards, and you can vote for Popular Choice Award on our Facebook album of entries at bit.ly/36rUU6jStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Teagan Vellas Credenza Wood Review TV 2019-12-09 | For her HSC major Teagan Vella's brief was to make a piece of furniture suited to a high end modern living area. She combined figured blackwood veneer with a solid silver ash stand. Teagan is in year 12 at The Jannali High School. Her teacher is Mr Edgar.See all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsEntry is open at this link until December 11, 2019. Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Tom Normans American style display cabinet Wood Review TV 2019-12-06 | Tom Norman's American style display cabinet appropriately uses American oak, walnut and rock maple. The cabinet showcases a large range of techniques, notably the highly decorative result of fractal burning which can be seen inside the drawers. Tom has just completed year 12 at St George Christian School. His teacher is Joel Garlato.See all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsEntry is open at this link until December 11, 2019. Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Sean Richards bespoke guitar and stand Wood Review TV 2019-11-24 | For his year 12 major work Sean Richards decided to combine his passions for woodworking and playing the guitar by designing and building a custom electric guitar.Sean is in year 12 at Engadine High School. His teachers are Lloyd Bowen and Jacob Edmunds.See all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsEntry is open at this link until December 11, 2019. Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Hare and Forbes Machinery House 3 days of Demos Nationwide SALE Wood Review TV 2019-11-15 | Hares & Forbes Machinery House 3 Days of Demos Nationwide SALELAST DAY Saturday 16th November. See www.machineryhouse.com.au
Marco Grassos miniature Riviera sports boat Wood Review TV 2019-11-07 | For his 2019 HSC Industrial Timber major project, Marco Grasso made a miniature Italian Riviera sports boat to serve as part of his dream of owning a luxury boat, as well as a tribute to both grandparents who share a woodworking passion. Marco is in year 12 at St Patrick's College, Strathfield. His teacher is Matthew Herro.See all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsEntry is open at this link until December 11, 2019.Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Alice Turners cabinet on stand Wood Review TV 2019-11-04 | Alice Turner's cabinet on stand was inspired by the work of James Krenov and also Brisbane designer maker Ross Williamson. Creating the bent laminated stand and executing its complex joinery were challenges that she overcame. Alice is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus, NSW. Her teacher is Ben Percy.See photos of the finished piece and Alice's entry description at http://www.woodreview.com.au/photocompentry/cabinet-on-standSee all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards Entry is open at this link until December 11, 2019.Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Jared Horsfield’s Opulent Study Desk Wood Review TV 2019-10-27 | Jared Horsfield had it in mind to imitate 'a wave's natural motion' when he designed his Opulent Study Desk. Steambending and hand cut joinery were just some of the techniques used. Jared is in year 12 at Kotara High School, NSW. His teacher is Anthony Ryan.See photos of the finished piece and Jared's entry description at http://www.woodreview.com.au/photocompentry/opulent-study-deskSee all entries in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards Entry is open at this link until December 11, 2019.Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Jake Farnans stave snare drum Wood Review TV 2019-10-23 | Jake Farnan plays drums so making one in school time was a win-win project. The music you can hear on his build video is an original by The Legends of Perhaps played with the stave snare drum. Jake Farnan is in year 11 at Redlynch State College, Qld. His teacher is Kristian Slait.See more photos and read Jake's entry description at http://www.woodreview.com.au/photocompentry/stave-snare-drumSee all entries in Australian Wood Review magazine's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-...Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Mia Ballestys makeup desk Wood Review TV 2019-10-19 | For Mia Ballesty designing and making her major piece, a makeup desk, was a journey of discovery. There were challenges and difficulties but also 'a great amount of fun'. Mia is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus. Her teacher is Ben Percy.See Mia Ballesty's complete entry with photos of the finished piece at http://www.woodreview.com.au/photocompentry/makeup-deskSee all entries in Australian Wood Review magazine's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Jamen Knightons hollow timber surfboard Wood Review TV 2019-10-11 | Jamen Knighton is a passionate surfer so wanting to design and make his own hollow timber surfboard for his HSC major project was a natural progression. He built it to suit his own ability and required volume by using different CAD programs. Jamen is in year 12 at St Edwards College, Gosford. His teacher is Karl Beemster.See all entries in Australian Wood Review magazine's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Carbatec, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Miki Trbojevichs Pod chair Wood Review TV 2019-10-08 | Miki Trbojevich encountered many challenges with her industrial technology major project. CAD was used to determine angles used for jigmaking and the coopered segments and many more skills were gained. On completion of the project Miki said: "This experience was something I would never regret as everyday I was learning skills and establishing a passion for the furniture industry. Miki is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus. Here teacher is Ben Percy.See all entries in Australian Wood Review magazine's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Carbatec, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Katya Caterinas Pod Chair Wood Review TV 2019-10-03 | Entered in Australian Wood Review magazine's Student Awards 2019, Katya Caterina's Pod Chair required the development of many skills to execute its compound angles and complex joinery.Katya is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus.See all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Carbatec, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Sol Brownlows entertainment unit Wood Review TV 2019-09-30 | Sol Brownlow overcame many challenges in the design and making of his entertainment unit, another entry in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019. In his own words "I wrangled with this project and everything attached for hours. Plenty of routed joinery and hand tool use where the key processes involved, a lick of finish and the final piece came together and I am extremely happy with the final outcome." Sol is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus and his teacher is Ben Percy.See all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Tom Kellys hollow core surfboard Wood Review TV 2019-09-25 | Tom Kelly, year 12 made a hollow core surfboard to suit his local surf break, and also function as his kind of art piece when not being used. Tom attends St Edwards College, Gosford and his teacher is Karl Beemster.See all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Maia Moffats armchair Wood Review TV 2019-09-23 | Maia Moffat took inspiration from 1960s Danish design to create her armchair from blackwood. Alex is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus. Her teacher is Ben Percy.See all entries in Australian Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards.Student Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Alex Farquhars executive desk Wood Review TV 2019-09-22 | For his major project Alex Farquhar made an executive desk from solid jarrah. Alex is in year 12 at Knox Grammar School. His teacher is John Parker.See all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Nick Boyds spotted gum and silver ash sideboard Wood Review TV 2019-09-18 | For his major project, Nick Boyd made a sideboard from spotted gum and silver ash which featured inlays. Nick attends Knox Grammar School and his teacher is John Parker.See all entries at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Jason Dinglis Display Cabinet Wood Review TV 2019-09-16 | Another entry in Wood Review's Student Awards 2019, Jason Dingli designed his display cabinet to house his collection of diecast cars and to suit a small retro space. He attends Clancy Catholic College and his teacher is Michael MagnussenCompetition information and entry at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Carbatec, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Arbortech Tools and Triton Tools Australia.
Sam Leafes acoustic guitar Wood Review TV 2019-09-03 | For his year 12 major project, Sam Leafe made an acoustic guitar from blackwood, African mahogany, strip ebony, cherry burl, Huon pine and eucalypt. Samuel attends Knox Grammar School, NSW. His teacher is John Parker.http://www.woodreview.com.au/photocompentry/australian-blackwood-acoustic-guitarRoyalty free music by bensound.com
Daniel Trains Canadian Strip Plank Canoe: entered in Student Awards 2019 Wood Review TV 2019-08-26 | Daniel Train's Canadian Strip Plank Canoe is made from paulownia with a bent black walnut bow and decorative pattern along the sides. Daniel attends Muirfield High School, NSW. His teacher is Wayne Keevers.Wood Review's Student Awards are open to Australian students in years 11 and 12. Information and entry is via http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are proudly sponsored by Carbatec, Arbortech, Hare & Forbes Machinery House and Triton Tools Australia.
David Addiss acoustic dreadnought guitar Wood Review TV 2019-08-23 | For his year 12 major project, David Addis made an acoustic dreadnought guitar. "I have used tone woods to produce a rich and pure sound, and also used exotic woods such as striped ebony and Indian rosewood. David attends Knox Grammar School, NSW and his teacher is Matthew Clagnan.Wood Review's Student Awards are open to Australian students in years 11 and 12. Information and entry is via http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards
Mathew Jacksons Malibu surfboard Wood Review TV 2019-08-18 | For his major year 12 project, Mathew Jackson made his 9' hollow core, single fin Malibu surfboard from western red cedar, paulownia and Gaboon marine ply. Mathew attends Knox Grammar School, NSW. Teacher: John ParkerWood Review's Student Awards are open for entry until December 11, 2019 at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards
Heath Cauchis Modern Oriental Hallway Cabinet Wood Review TV 2019-08-11 | Entered in Wood Review magazine's 2019 Student Awards, Heath Cauchi's cabinet was designed to house his mother's aromatherapy collection and has a floating top and an ambient light feature. Heath is in Year 12 at St George Christian School, Hurstville, NSW. His teacher is Joel Garlato.To enter the awards head to http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsStudent Awards are generously sponsored by Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Carbatec, Triton Tools Australia and Arbortech.
Carbitool launch online marketplace Wood Review TV 2019-07-15 | As of last week, Carbitool’s extensive range of tooling is now available at the touch of a keypad with the launch of a new website with shopping cart. This is a short interview with David Wood from Carbitool, recorded at the Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show.See Carbitool’s new website https://www.carbitool.com.au/
Talking to Ben Percy about Student Awards 2019 Wood Review TV 2019-06-27 | At the Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show we spoke to Ben Percy about the work his students undertake for industrial technology in years 11 and 12. Ben teaches at Freshwater Senior Campus and two of his students (Riley Nichols and Jesse Seymour ) took out major prizes in last year's AWR Student Awards. We asked Ben what were some of the most important things for students to focus on when producing their major piece. Entry to Australian Wood Review's Student Awards 2019 is now open. Information and entry is via our website at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards
Just landed in Australia: Veritas Tools shooting board fence Wood Review TV 2019-06-14 | Carbatec’s display at the recent Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show focused on the Veritas range along with new Bridge City Tools. Veritas Tools’ shooting plane and track have been out for some time however the shooting board fence shown in this video has only just landed in Australia.See www.carbatec.com.au for more information about Veritas tools.
New release: Arbortechs Power Carving Unit is designed to optimise their carving attachments Wood Review TV 2019-06-13 | Arbortech is an Australian company with a worldwide reputation for developing innovative power carving accessories. As a first, the company has now developed its own angle grinder unit which is designed and now recommended as the preferred power unit for optimising use of Arbortech attachments. The unit has a soft start and variable speed switch and comes with two separate housings, a chip catcher and a levelling guide, both of which may be used with the included sanding pad or turbo plane attachment. At this year's Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show, Wood Review Editor Linda Nathan chatted with Arbortech representative Victor about the features of the Power Carving Unit. For more product information see arbortechtools.com/au
Talking to Brett Mould, Norglass at Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show, June 2019 Wood Review TV 2019-06-13 | At this year's first Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show we spoke to several suppliers and asked them about some of the products they were offering. Here Brett Mould of Norglass Paints and Specialty Finishes talks about their Australian manufactured liquid glass epoxy resin which can used clear or colourised for 'river' pours. More information about Norglass products from https://norglass.com.au/
Linda Nathan interviews Organiser of the Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show 7th June, 2019 Wood Review TV 2019-06-07 | The Sydney Timber, Tools & Artisan Show started today Friday 7th June 2019 at Rose Hill Gardens. Continues to Sunday 9th June 2019.
Testing Boschs new cordless trim router GKF 12V-8 Wood Review TV 2019-05-28 | Raf Nathan takes the Bosch 12V-8 Professional cordless trim router for a run. Read his review along with other projects and articles for fine woodworkers in Australian Wood Review, issue 103, out now June 2019. Get the magazine from https://www.greatmagazines.com.au/magazine/awr
Award winners at Studio Furniture 2018 Wood Review TV 2018-12-11 | Studio Furniture 2018 is a landmark exhibition of work by 65 makers, now on show at Bungendore Wood Works Gallery, NSW until January 31, 2019. The exhibition was jointly produced by Australian Wood Review magazine and Bungendore Wood Works Gallery. Over $24,000 in awards were presented. SF18 is featured in issue 101 of Australian Wood Review, available from https://www.greatmagazines.com.au/magazine/awrSee the exhibition at http://bungendorewoodworks.com.au/
Ben Bonds contemporary coffee table Wood Review TV 2018-12-11 | Ben Bond wanted to create a unique coffee table and also to exceed his limitations while expressing his skills through a variety of techniques. He is in year 12, Freshwater Senior Campus, NSW and his teacher is Ben Percy.See all entries for Wood Review's Student Awards at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards From December 14 to January 30, 2019 vote for your favourites for Popular Choice Award at facebook.com/Woodreview
Matthew Parvins curved toolbox: entered in AWR Student Awards 2018 Wood Review TV 2018-12-11 | Matthew Parvin followed in his father and grandfather's footsteps, both woodworkers and hand tool lovers. The curved top slides open from the centre and has storage within. Matthew attends St Clare's High School, NSW. His teacher is Mark O'Neill.See all entries for Wood Review's Student Awards at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsFrom December 14 vote for your favourites for Popular Choice Award at facebook.com/Woodreview
Owain Pierces desk with laminated curves and lasercut inlay Wood Review TV 2018-12-05 | Owain Pierce was aiming for function coupled with pleasing aesthetics for the desk he made for his year 12 major project. Careful planning for storage and equipment use were all part of the brief. Owain attends St Patrick's College Strathfield, NSW. His teacher is Lorenzo Fontana. Enter Wood Review's Student Awards at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardswhere you can also see all entries.
Sam Mozaffaris 3D-printed Furnijoin System Wood Review TV 2018-12-05 | Sam Mozaffari takes us through the design process he went through to create his 3D-printed Furnijoin modular furniture joinery system. This combines with wood componentry to create unique pieces of furniture. He is in year 12 at Freshwater Senior Campus and his teacher is Ben Percy.Enter the awards by December 12, 2018 at this link http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards where you can also see all entries to date.
Josh Gattos entertainment unit Wood Review TV 2018-11-28 | Entered in Australian Wood Review's Student Awards for years 11 and 12, Josh Gatto's slimline entertainment unit was designed to match his contemporary styled home. Josh attends Clancy Catholic College, West Hoxton, NSW. His teacher is Josh Dwyer.Info and entry to Wood Review's Student Awards at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsThe deadline for entry is December 12, 2018Proudly sponsored by Carbatec, Triton Tools, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Best Abrasives
Ethan Edwards makes a modern multi-functional cabinet Wood Review TV 2018-11-28 | For his year 12 project Ethan Edwards aimed to create a modern multi-functional use cabinet that would also showcase high-quality materials and elaborate techniques and skills. Ethan attends Freshwater Senior Campus, NSW and his teacher is Ben Percy.Info and entry to Wood Review's Student Awards at http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsThe deadline for entry is December 12, 2018Sponsored by Carbatec, Triton Tools, Hare & Forbes Machinery House, Best Abrasives
Chris Richards jarrah heirloom desk Wood Review TV 2018-11-23 | Chris Richard used traditional and modern techniques to build a strong, durable and beautiful heirloom desk using jarrah boards that were given to him by his grandparents. Chris attends Carlingford High School, NSW. His teacher is Alex Stewart.Entered in Wood Review's Student Awards 2018. Enter via http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awardsThe deadline for entry is December 12, 2018
The Making of Cameron OReillys Poker Table Wood Review TV 2018-11-21 | For his year 12 truly major project, Cameron O'Reilly designed and made this poker table to be "the centre of a future man cave". Cameron attends Clancy Catholic College, West Hoxton, NSW. His teacher is Josh Dwyer.Entered in Wood Review's Student Awards 2018.Enter via http://www.woodreview.com.au/student-awards Deadline for entry is December 12, 2018
