Australian Wood Review

Editor’s Letter

P-words

his issue it’s all about P-words. No, I don’t mean the pandemic. What I’m talking about are the qualities highlighted in our first issue for 2022. Persistence, patience and practice are the ones Robert Howard refers to in his story about developing 3D forms using

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