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    Peter Dunsmore makes an elegan’ elm burr & oak veneer chess board with pieces box to mark a special occasion Ceuljilele):))-\e)/\6 DECKING ~ GARDEN ROSE ARCH ~ GAZEBO. @ WOOD WORKERS WORKSHOP) «(= =)=)5):\jssy2-))/=1.)5'59 |N)=[0S N55 THE M&T JOINT REPAIRING SPLITS DELUXE BENCH HOOK Specialist products for specialist jobs Sliding door kits & hardware. High-quality solutions for commercial & domestic environments, all KLUG products come with a 10 year = guarantee as standard for peace of mind. as @ direct Direct.co.uk ‘Trusted to deliver Andy King demonstrates Trend's range of damond bench tones at the Makers Cental show While the North of England Woodworking & Power Tool ‘Sowis undoubtedly the highlight ofthe event calendar, it's always enjoyable to attend various others when the ‘opportunity arises. Having not previously had the chance tavist Makers Central atthe NEC, Gingham ~ ashow that's certainly risen in popula since inception and one that's badgedas being fun family event for creator, ‘makers and hobbyists ~ we were excited to see what layin store Coincidentally also taking place atthe NEC during the same tneframe — from 19-22 May albeit ina ifferet Hall, was the Materials and Finishes Show formerly W Exhibition So, relishing the prospect of touching base with existing and new advertisers and building cient relations, we st off for Birmingham, ‘Makers Central Itmade sense forusto start with the smaller ofthe ‘wo exhibitions ~ Makers Central - which we attended ‘onthe Sunday for its final day. Greeted by aifesize replica ofthe Bat Mobil, we familarised ourselves with the floor plan layout and made eur way tothe woodworking are, There appeared to be areal mix of vistors, many of whom were either watching demonstrators or getting hands-on inthe many workshops. While nat an event solely aimed at woodworkers and takinginto account all kinds of crafts and madel-making genres it was refreshing to seea mix of ages and demographics, and people with an obvious passion for ther individual hobbies. ‘The Trend stand was bustling and te staff happily reported what agreat weekend they'd had, in adition ta Lumberjack Tools and Odes i Pyrography expert Bob Nell had also enjoyed delivering demonstrations and showing people his sis over the two days. ‘The dates for the 2025 show have already been announced as 17—18 May, sobe sure to make anote in your diary ‘Materials and Finishes Show ‘Making our way to Halls 6 and 20, we were prepared fora more industrial woodworking experince and products aimed a ou sister tle, Woodworking News. The ast exhibition we attended inthe UK on simiar scale was W'18, ome sic years ago, so this presented a great opportunity to reconnect wth our target market current and lapsed advertisers, and most important wuru.theweodworkermag.com Feder Group UKs stand at Material and Finishes Show, where vistors could see the Kappa 550 sling table panel saw ination make connections. We hada number of meetings with various exhibitors over the two days, which alowed us to put faces to names discuss upcoming plans and cement those forthe year ahead, Meeting with event organisers, ‘The Montgomery Group, the overall feeling was one of great positivity and we look forward to working together further n terms ofthe 2026 show and offering our suppert. ‘Stopping by the Felder Stand, we vry much enjoyed a ‘nal-biting demonstration ofthe PCS® Preventive Contact ‘System device; and onthe Trend Stand, seeing the Yet CNC ‘SmartBench in action. llinall, this was avery werthuile \isitand very beneficial in terms of future leads. ‘Tisbrings me on ta the upcoming Harrogate’ show ~ finitely ane not tobe missed ~ which takes place from 15-17 November atthe Yorkshire Event Centre. To keep abreast of confirmed exhibitors and demonstrators, visit the website ~ wuru.harrogatewoodworkingshow.co.uk ~ and last but not last, we hope you enjoy the July edition! Ave Email tegan foley@dhpub couk ‘Lumberjock Tools stand ot Makers Central Tegan Foley croup tor Rhona Bolger eu averting Manager Phil Davy Tecnicn&Censutant Ear July 2026 The Woodworker 8 Good Woodworking 3 (ENE wats insicer teal Ce baa WAU TTY Py 3 7 Des ho cy beear a] trim & plunge router Pitch rat ra ea Sessa felis PROPOSITIONS: THE NOBLE SHAFT \itn a shared passion forthe age-old at TANNA i) une aa (al /ap gab wou:thewoodworkermag.com PROJECTS & TURNING {SUED 26 Check matet Tomatk his youngest daughters 18th birthday, Peter Dunsmore makes an elegant chess board Using beautiful elm bur and quartersawn oak ‘veneers alongwith a special box to hold the chess pieces 34 Coaster cool ‘Sarah Thirtwell uses plastic resin toilay ashand turn two creular coasters 47 Taking the indoors out Hf planning a garéen structure, youl find ‘ome useful pointers in Alan Willy's unusual gazebo project 70 Think of a letter Dave Long's simplebut delicate project can be accomplished ina weekend 75 Hands-on deck Phi Davy’ decking is perfect fora resco Woodworking 78 Feature or flaw? \Whether you tink Les Thornes spits clever design ora fui, there's plenty to be learned ‘rom his beaded and biowtorched bow 185 How does your garden grow? Opting to build his own ose arch same eight ‘years ago, Don Philips revisits the project and aids some modifcationsin oder ‘tomakeit more durable Es cay nen 2004 le cmon 262.270 ura theweodworkermag.com Juty 2024 TECHNICAL 24 Ayear in the life of a timber merchant [As David Smyth says, when working with timber, vou have to work wit nature, and this means paving cose attention tothe seasons inorder ‘tomaximise vied from fling to point of sale 42 How to be a proper maker Master the mortise & tenon joint and you can start bulding furiture, says Michael Huntley 52 Bad split Butters will repair aspitor sprung join, but prevention isbetter than cure, argues Stephen Simmons 56 Deluxe sawing board l’s worth taking trouble to construct yourset ‘aeally goad bench hook, as eff Gorman knows ‘only too well 90 Shaping sharp ‘Thee years on from his last knife-making project, what will Mike ley do cifferenty tis time? ON TEST ‘Trend T1EPS 7 10W Xin dual-base trim & plunge router 18 Trend MS/T/SET3/A ~ Profransit three-piece storage set & MS/T/DR3 ‘modular storage three-drawer set Eelacageeinoca { 66 Letters & readers’ tips SUBSCRIBE TODAY! evant ry causes FEATURES 23 The Alan Peters Online Furniture Award 2024 - ‘Excellence without elitism’ Continuing to champion UK furniture design and making talent while celebrating the life and work f the late Alan Peters OBE, the 2024 award returns sa bienal cormpetitionandis set ‘toadoptan online format as before +38 Run by woodworkers for woodworkers: 25 years of woodworking passion This year, Mood Workers Workshop — ‘company run by woodworker for wondworkers ~ celebrates its 25th anniversary under the successful owmership of master craftsman ‘and furniture maker, Peter Seton 60 Survival skills Luke many craftsmen, carver and gider Paul Stevens is upholding the tration of combining labour and art Dave Roberts reports, 72'Stiletto’ Splinterworis’ playful piece in French burr walnut, walnut and stained bird's eye ‘maples intended toraiseasmile 98 Take S Anincredible degree of technique and sill underpins alla the pieces shown here, with anod ta sustainability and utising leftover materials REGULARS 3 Welcome News ‘ie Around the House 168 Subscriptions 92 Next month 97 Marketplace Ae eace luly 2026 The Woodworker 8 Good Woodworking 5 Clarke So, FXTENDABLE TABLE SAW WITH STAN Clarke $8V CORDLESS LI-ION Nat GUN, Ceres wereT SUPERSTORES NATIONWIDE. 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The HIKOK!CV180A Multi-toolis a master of adaptabilty, accepting both Starlock and OS blades all with a quick and easy tool-reeblade exchange stem. This swift swap capability ago allows ou to transition between accessories with ease This Mult-to lightweight buld and cexgonomic grip allows users tonavigate the tightest corners ar stubborn js without sacrificing comfort or contol.’ the perfect too for busy tradespeople, ensuring that notime is wasted. This next generation Mul-tol features HiKOKIs UVP anti-vibration technology for superar control ensuring smooth operation while keeping \ibrations toa minimum. The CV1808's compact contral and ergonomic design makeitideal for hard-to-reach areas, ensuring that even the mast inviate tasks in confined spaces canbe tackled with precision and ease “The Mult-too's low vibration body also makes it really comfortable touse, especialy during extended runtimes as itreduces fatigue and enhances both control and accuracy. Addingto its user-friendly design isanintegrated LED light, which improves visibility in ory it areas, hich isa common scenario fr many tradespeople Operating at an oscilation angle of 36° and offering a no-load speed range of 6,000 to 20,000/min, the HKOKI CV180A Mul-toolis adept at everything from cutting and scraping to sanding With an overall length of 327mm and weighing just 12kg - excluding the battery this is a user-fiendly,ightweight companion an construction sites. Althis is backed up with three-year and five-year, Heavy-Duty ‘warrants, subject to product registration and terms and conditions, ving you extra peace of mind, For further deta, vit wih Powertools.co.uk Request your ait Con Timber Suppliers Directory — July 2024 Adhectic Ltd (Berkshire) Tel: 01235 5 Web: wwwadhecticco.uk Harrison (Northants) Tel:01536 725 192 Web: www aharrisonwoodturing.co.uk Albion Timber (Sheffield) Tel: 07580627921 Web: wwwalbiontimberco.uk Bennetts Timber (Lincolnshire) Tel: 01472 350 151 Web: www bennettstimber.co.uk Black isle Woodturning (Scotland) Tel 07862 18 743, Web: wwiw.blackisiewoodturning.com Brodies Timber (Perthshire) Tel: 01350727 723, Web: www brodiestimberco.uk Brooks Brothers Timber (Essex) Te: 0162187 400 Web: www brookstimber.co.uk 8G Barrett Ltd, Cilfiegan Sawmill (South Wales) Tel:01291 672.805 Web: wwwscilfiegansawmillcom Clive Walker Timber Ltd (West Yorkshire) Tel01132 704 928 Web: wwwclivewalkertimber.co.uk D Emmerson Timber (Lincolnshire) Tel: 01507 524 728 Web: www.erimersontimber.co.uk Earlswood Interiors (West Midlands) Tel:01564 703 706 Web: www earlswoodinteriors.co.uk English Woodlands Timber (West Sussex) Telr01730816 941 Web: www.engiishwoodlandstimberco.uk Exotic Hardwoods (Kent) Tel: 01732 355626 Web: www exotichardwoods.co.uk EO Burton, Thorndon Sawmills (Essex) Tel,01277 260810 Web: www eoburton,com Eynsham Parc Sawmill (Oxfordshire) Te01993 681 301 Web: www eynshamparksawmil.co.uk FH Ives (Essex) Tel: 01268 732 373 Web: www fhives.com Fulham Timber (London) Tel: 0208 685 5340 Web: wwwsfulhamtimberco.uk R=. a GAS Specialist Timber (Cumbria) Tek 01768 891 445 Web: www:toolsandtimber.co.uk Good Timber (Northamptonshire) Tel: 01327 344 550 Web: www goodtimbercom ‘The Hardwood off cut shop (Essex) The Wood Yard, Canterbury Tye Farm, Doddinghurst road, Brentwood, Essex, M15 05D Tel:01277 205880 Web: www hardwoodoffcuts.co.uk sales@hardwoodoffcuts.co.uk Horndon Timber Products Unit 8-9 Orsett industrial Park Stanford Road, Orsett, Grays Essex. RM16 3X Tel: 01375 67 999 Web: sales@horndontimber.co.uk Interesting Timbers (Somerset) Tek 01761-24133, Webs winwinterestingtimbers.co.uk ISCA Woodcrafts (South Wales) Tel 01633 810 148/07854 349.045 Web: wwwsiscawoodcrafts.co.uk Joyce Timber (London) Tel: 0208 883 1610 Web: www joycetimber.co.uk Lincolnshire Woodcraft (Lincolnshire) Tel: 01780 757 825 Web: www lincolnshirewoodcraft.co.uk Nottage Timber (South Wales) Tel, 01656 745 959 Web: www nottagetimberco.uk Ockenden Timber Powys) Tel: 01588 620 884 Web: wwvw.ockenden-timber.co.uk Olivers Woodturning (Kent) Te.01622 370 260 Web: wiiwiolverswoodturning.co.uk Oxford Wood Recycling (Oxfordshire) Tel: 01235 861 228 Web: www.owr org.uk Stiles & Bates (Kent) Tel: 01304 366 360, Web: wwwstilesandbates.co.uk Scadding Timber (Avon) Tel: 01179 556 032 Web: www scadding-son-Itd.co.uk TIMBER DIRECTORY ‘Scawton Sawmill (North Yorkshire) Tel 01845 597 733 Web: wwwscawtonsawmillco.uk S.L. Hardwoods (Croydon) Tek 020 3051 4794 Web: wwwisihardwoods.co.uk ‘St. Andrews Timber (Scotland) Tel 01316611 333, Web: wwwistandrewstimbersupplies.co.uk ‘Surrey Timbers Ltd (Guildford) Tel 01483 457 826 Web: wwwsurreytimbers.co.uk ‘Sykes Timber (Warwickshire) Tel: 01827718951 Web: www sykestimber.co.uk The Timber Mill (Cornwall) Tel 07966 396 419 Web: www.thetimbermill com ‘The Wood Recycling Store (East Sussex) Tet 01273 570500 Web: wwww.woodrecycling org.uk ‘Thorogood Timber Ltd (Esse) Tek 071206 233 100 Web: viww.thorogood co.uk Timberman (Carmarthenshire) Tel: 01267 232621 Web: wwwitimberman.co.uk Tree Station (Lancashire) Tel 01612 313 333 Web: wwwitreestation co.uk UK Timber Ltd (Northamptonshire) Tel: 01536 267 107 Web: wwwiuk-timber.co.uk Waterloo Timber Ltd (Lancashire) Tel 01200 423 263 Wenban Smith (West Sussex) Tel: 01903 230311 Web: www.wenbans.com Wentwood Timber Centre (South Wales) Tel: 01633 400 720 Web: www.wentwoodtimbercentre.co.uk W LWest & Sons Ltd (Surrey) Tel.01798861 611 Web: www.whwest.co.uk Yandle & Sons Ltd (Somerset) ek 01935 622 207 Web: ww yandlescouk Direct Trusted to deliver NEWS wrt. MORE THAN ‘JUST’ DUST EXTRACTION — How to get the most out of Festool extractors cen os More thon ust dust extraction: optimum werkfous with system exponsions fom Fest! Festool has been known for its extractors and entre dust extraction range for many ears. The German manufacturer offers avarety of clever solutions for many needs to optimise workflows and ideally organise workplaces, Thanks tomany practical ais, you can also get the most out of dust extraction. In this way, ‘customised, mobile and exible solutions create ahealther working environment in workshops and onthe goat construction sites. Festool extractors are manufactured in the company's factoryin ertissen, southern Germany, n recent decades, the premium brand has not only made a name fritslf inthe industry with ts diverse range of extractors, but also impresses with matching accessories. Festool has developed 2 range of system expansions that make extracting a seamless process always withthe aim of further improving effiency and user- friendliness. Fests clever solutions with practical ais areas varied as the requirements of everyday working Ife. Whether improved workstation ‘organisation, simple transport greater capacity for arg volumes of dust ‘or suitch-on via remote control ~ Festool offers compatible system ‘expansions to meet every need t ‘The etrofitableC-FUM-Set ‘Bluetooth® module/remote contol Remote control with Bluetooth® module For one theres the remote control With Bluetooth® madule which allows users to contal their Fstoal ‘extractors wirelessly, This saves abi tothe extractor ast canbe conveniently switched on remotely or started automatically via the cordless ‘tools with the auto-start function This remate-contrl function provides unrivaled flexibility and convenience and canbe easly retrofitted to older extractor modes = yr ae (CT-VA pre-separator Another highightis the CT-VA pe separator hich allows large quantities of dust tobe handed efficent, easly ‘andrelably. The pre-separator allows for continuous work with aconstanty high suction power. This eecively keeps coarse particles and dit away from the main iter and captures upto 98% of dust before teven reaches the extractor. nother words, the load onthe main filters releved ‘anda constantl high suction power ensured during the entire work process This extends the filters service life and maintains suction power. The CT-VBis easy to installand clean, thus saving time and effort. With the CT-UApre-separator, large ‘quantities of dust canbe handled efficent easly and 10 The Woodworker 8 Good Woodworking uly 2026 \EEEE- ct WER Workcenter X Festool has developed the WCR oO ‘Workcenter to improve workplace e cxgarisation and mabity.Itcan be Festol hos developed quickly attached to edtractors via T-L0C the WCR Workcenter ‘andiinstanty transforms them into a toimprove workplace ‘mobile workstation. The Workcenter crgonisation and mobility isrobust, easy to transport and offers ‘optimum workplace organisation. This practical accessory makes it possible to store tools, smaller accessories and work materials safely ‘and neatly, so that everything is practically always hand. This allows convenient, individual and flexible workstations to be setup very quickly “and easly, depencing onthe project and order. Extractor atthe bottom ‘and Workcenter at the top, with the required tols and accessories such ‘asa workstation for sanding installation, sawing and much mare Cleaning sets Festool offers practical cleaning ‘ets for thorough cleaning invarious application areas. EZ Paani arse rane wa oes 4 eae es especially for ferent floor surfaces. Whether youre cleaning building site ora workshop, the ight cleaning set wil alaays achieve the best results = — Festool offers o comprehensive ‘leaning st for thorough cleaning in various epplicatonareos, CT-ASA boom arm Inaddition the CT-ASA boom arm allows efficient and convenient dust extraction. “Tis pace oflat can be used at various workstations and ensures aclean and healthy working environment. With is easy handling and robust design, the boom arm san indispensable accessory Theboom arm allows for efeient foranyone who values convenient hose and convenient dst extraction. guidance from above for easier working. tean be used at various Thehandle alsoimprovesetractor workstations ond ensures a dean mobiity,makingiteasy topush the _andheithy working enironment. extract from one place to another ‘without having to it it This s particularly practical the extractors ‘moved frequentiy or used on uneven surfaces, Perfect results require pesfect accessories Festool not ony develops power tools, but also accessories ina comprehensive system, which helps our customers get aheay says Sascha Menges, CEO of Festool GmbH. "Afterall a power tools only ‘a good asthe accessories’ being used ith. We value precision ‘and quality, ficiency and reliability. Our accessory solutions increase productivity and reduce rework Our aimisto achive the best possible work processes. From saw blades and abrasives to router accessories ‘and solutions fr dust free work. ind since accessories play such an important rolenct only for our system environment bu especialy for ‘ur customers and thelr work, the spotlight i on accessory solutions that ‘are alays exactly matched to our system and the relevant application 2024 wile the year of accessories at Festool. You can look forward to ‘many exciting and clever solutions that make daily work even easier’ For further information an dust extraction, practcal aids and mary other extractor acessories, sit the Festool website: wus festool.co.uk. woru:thewoodworkermag.com Festool accessories. Take you further. You can rely on Festool accessories to get ahead. Our wide range of solutions meets your individual See Eee esp eee Ue ase US your possible applications and has exactly the accessory you're looking for, for every requirement. So you can achieve what really matters - your best result, TlSe[a]| scanme = in" 7 . LIBERON announces brand investment: interview with Richard Bradley, Liberon’s Head of Marketing With woodcare in its DNA, Liberon is known for excellence in products such as dyes, waxes, oils and varnishes ‘@: What s this news we're hearing about brand investment by Liberon? 1s Yes i's avery exitingtime for us We've madea numberof changes that our customers are going to benefit from, 1 So, what are these changes? [Re Thisinvalvesinvestmentn four key areas: we've introduced a ‘ew brand image; refreshed our packaging: developed a new-look ‘website; and nal, introduced new products fr exterior use. (The Liberon name and logo are very well-known among professional woodworkers. It was always quite a tradtiona-looking logo, so uty has been changed? ‘Re Yes, were very fortunate to have such a faithful fllowing among, the woodworking community People seem to love the brand as they know it can help them achieve high-quality results, and theyre very passionate about only using the best woodcare product to really show oftheir sis, We wanted to revitalise our woodcare offering and bring the company'simage fm int the 21st century, The new logo helps Ustoachieve that. (@: What do you think end-user customers will think? ‘Wel obviously it's very important tous that we don tlase any of the trade appeal we've garnered over the years, andi'simportant tanotethat this new look doesn't mean altered products. Everyone willbe very happy to know their formulae are exactly the same! We id alot of research and decovered thatthe profile of end-user customers is changing Professionals ae stil looking forthe products they know and trust; however, the numberof serious Divers wanting the best qualty products is increasing So, we fel that partof what we've done, therefore, isto secure aur traditional market, butalso broaden the brand's appeal to potential new users. (And what's the low-down on the new packaging? ‘As Inaction toa more modern look that's brighter and cleaner, we've ‘made finding the products much easier, because each product area {snow colour-coded It also help stockists to arrange ther displays ina more organised fashion. When you can see that all waxes, for example. rein yellow packaging as opposed to dyes thatare in ‘maroon youcan find what you need quickly and not get confused, With so many products avalable, thats got tobe abi hep! {@ What's new on the Liberon website? ‘i It'sso much easier to navigate and the whole look is leaner — less ‘duttered think say. People need tobe abe to get the information they need quickly and we think weveelped them todo that. In addition, we now have The Hub which features inspirational tips and advice as wellas how-to videos. (@: What sort of how-to topics can website visitors expect to se? ‘Re We've covered tings lke applying floor sealer, wax or floor varish, how to clean and oi a timber deck, ong a wooden table, waxing ‘wooden furniture and preparing wood before starting workon it Video tutorials area great way fr peape to see and lear some ‘ew tipsf they need them. Sothats the company's image ~ what can you tll us about product investment? ‘as Imreally pleased tobe able to say that we've expanded our range of formulations for outdoor application. So now, nado to our lagship decking ol we're now offering Superior Protection Woodstain’ and “Superior Decking Stan’ Exiting, both have genuine benefits that differentiate them from other available products. (@: Why did you decide that this part ofthe Liberon product offering was ripe for investment? ‘Re Qur research revealed thatthe outdoor woodcare market was a good areain which to invest. We decided to help driv forwards, and knew ‘that it was important fr us to offer a comprehencive woedeare range (© What makes the new decking stan stand out from others on| the market? ‘ae few tings, really Here's my Ist I's water-repllnt, protects against damage from sunlight; looks fantastic and has a special formula, including plant-based resins, which reduces environmental impact while still maintaining superior performance Is protection against moisture and sunlight is long-lasting and also has anti-sip properties ts e35y toapply thanks in patto an excellent spreading rate compared to other ‘option. t's quick-drying and produces a natural, semi-transparent finish think that’s everthing! ‘@ And what about the woodstain? Same question. {ie Thisisiillant because you ony need two coats oft, unike most ther wondstains. That means you can get the ob done easily in one day. The fist coat i dry after ust three hours and ready forthe second application, I's got an eight-year guarantee for outstanding protection and ideal fo things ike outdone cladding window frames or doors, Itproduces asatin irish and is smoath and simple to apply t's also \water-epellet ~ which ofcourse you expect ~ but nevertheless is ‘microporous once dey, which lowes wood to breathe. For mare infarmation on Liberon and the entire product range, visit the new-look website: wunwaiberon.c.uk MAKITA adds two new cordless |\gsaws toits GT range 4OVMAX Makita has added two new cordless jgsavs to its growing portfol the ‘4QVMax XT 1V001G Top Handle Brushless igsaw and ‘the 4OVMax XGT1V0026 Barrel Handle Brushless Jigsaw. Highly effective for the smooth cutting of tick materials even under heavy load, the new modes are the firstjgsaws tojoin the manufacturers powerful GT battery platform, Bath jigsaw benefit from ‘Malta's brushless mator technology, which deliuers constant speed control to easy manage the demands of tough cuts as well as pieces ‘that requ fine precision and conto, with each providing upto 266mm stro length. Capable of delivering smooth and efficient cutting thejigsaws can cutup to 135mm thidness in wood, 1ommin steel and 20mm in aluminum, The variable speed control dial andthre orbital settings ‘Malia 4oVMax XGTVOO16 Top Hondle Brushless igsaw allows users to eaiy match the appropriate speed to the appcaton athand, choosingeteen £800-3.500 strokes per minute for the ]V001G and between 03.500 strokes per minute forthe WOO. The compact VOOTG features Engnoored with a ergonomic power butonson each side of design, the M0026 compact {he bore grphousingtocffer _andlightweight witha D-handle superbhonding and ease afuse providing optmal mancewrabity whether woringuprightor and edung fabgue during upside down left orrigh-handed extended use. Te compact VOO1G features power buttons on each ‘ide of the bare grip housing to offer superb handling and easeof use ~ whether working upright or upside down, left- or right-handed. Both modes feature tooless bade change fr eficient operation ‘andthe dust extraction port canbe attached on ether side of the foot, thus minimising obstruction depending on the direction of work. Both also include twin LED ights wth pre-glow and afterglow functions, _whichfacitate superior iluination and more accurate work. ‘The VOO1G and 1V0026 are also available with arange of accessories, including a suite of jigsaw blades, guide ails andbag, in action toa guide ral connector, Kevin Brannigan, Marketing Manager at Makita UK, commentec:"We'e delighted to introduce the fist jigsaw into ‘ur XGT portfolio. hese are aur most compact and comfortable cones saws to date, as ull Sc eet comparedto any oftheother _The1V002Gis compact ond lightweight -ACand DC jigsaw with 0-hande proving optimal Forfurther information, manoeawbity on redtcng ative istwwmmaktaukcom ——_ dungertended use wuru.theweodworkermag.com Quality Tools to match our Service [i ea Mouldings hhapio Top aly end Certifies Too Mardwoods Wapanese

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