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Long Waxing Point - Heavy Duty Fixed-Tip Pen. This long, slender, delicate tip is used to work with jeweller's and sculptor's wax. It's delicate design makes it too weak for general use with wood or high heat/pressure applications.

Available only as a Heavy duty pen.

Medium Wax Writer - Tip Only. 18 gauge tip holds melted wax. Used for writing and drawing with beeswax when making Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) or any egg decorated using wax resist. Designed to be used at low temperature settings. Different tube sizes for varying line widths. Supplied with cleaning needle.

Use with the Binding-Post Interchangeable-tip Pen #BPH.

Available as: Standard pen and standard tip only.

In this month's issue:
The February issue contains a host of projects for you to make including five items for the office, a seedpod-inspired box, a triple neck vase, a polyester hollow form and an offset segmented platter. In terms of techniques, we look at moisture and drying timber at home, and Michael O'Donnell presents the last in his making a chess set series.

The features section includes part four of Richard Findley's series of a year in the life of a professional woodturner; Tegan Foley profiles pyrography master Bob Neill John Beaver shares one of his ‘Wave' bowls with us. In our special competition, you also have the chance to win one of four Robert Sorby ProEdge sharpening systems.

In terms of kit and tools, we have a host of new products for your workshop; we look at the new Killinger KM1400 SE & KM1500SE lathes before testing the CeraStar condiment mill mechanism, the Kelton Multi-Axis Scraper and the Les Thorne 12mm (1/2in) spindle gouge.

And if that's not enough, we also have the usual favourites including leader, Readers' Gallery, Community Comments and Round Up.

All this and more in issue 236!

Making Wooden Toys is filled with kid-approved, shop-tested projects. From classic board games to race cars, these heirloom quality toys are as much fun to make as they are to play with. BONUS! Learn how to use creative chemical-free natural finishes!

Inside this special issue from Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts, you'll find:

VEHICLES

•John Deere Tractor
•Making a Classic Train Engine
•Multi-Toy Medevac Helicopter
•Off-Road Jeep
•Building a P-40 Fighter Plane
•Make a Classic Race Car

GAMES

•Pocket-Size Tangram Puzzle
•Classic Compound-Cut Checkers Set
•Create a Tower of Tumbling Chairs
•Scroll Your Own Chess Set

TOYS

•Turn a Spin TopBuilding a Catapult
•Making a Tree-Branch Sling Shot
•Tissue-Launching Crossbow
•Create a Fun Flexible Robot Toy
•Pedaling Bobby
•Fairy-Tale Folk
•Building a Gumball Turtule Maze

DOLLS

•Building a Doll-Size Desk and Chair
•Barbie-Size Victorian Doll Bed

PUZZLES

•Freestanding Animal Puzzles
•F-14 Swinging Puzzle
•Jonah and the Whale Puzzle
•Quick and Easy Tree Puzzle

Celebrate the world of Steampunk: a world filled with beauty and innovation. A world in which steam power and technology intertwine to create machines that are not only functional and practical, but also unique and striking.

The Art of Steampunk brings the vision of Steampunk artists from around the world, alive on the page, providing a unique insight into the captivating and dynamic world of a vastly underground genre. The 17 artists featured have had their work displayed at an exhibition at The Museum of History of Science at the University of Oxford in England, and have attracted the media attention of BoingBoing, one of the world's largest blogs.

Their artwork consists of everything from clocks and watches to light fixtures and jewelry, and every piece demonstrates hours of painstaking work and devotion from its creator. In most cases, the artists themselves are just as unique and colorful as their masterpieces. Those fully embracing the Steampunk ideology have adopted a Victorian alter ego - mad scientists and world explorers - to match the complicated intricacies of their artwork.