I’ve been getting a lot of good questions from people that, unable to find a good bowl adze, wish to make the most out of a less-than-ideal adze or refurbish an antique adze head. I’ve…
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Crosscut sleds have been around for a long time, but few are ideal. Many are heavy and hard to store. Most develop an extra-wide saw cut in the fence and allow the blade to throw sawdust in your face. My design solves all these problems.
A chisel is a tool with a characteristically shaped cutting edge of blade on its end, for carving or cutting a hard material such as wood, stone, or metal b ...
We are building a simple popsicle stick catapult for kids. This science and STEM activity works well for kids of all ages at home or in the classroom. We
Woodworking has a rich place in the history of human civilization, and artists today are keeping it alive.
Woodworking requires many tools without any cords or batteries. Here are the essential hand tools for successful woodworking projects.
Have you ever heard some wild stories about how to keep your workshop super neat and tidy? Well, today, we're going to explore some of those tales and see which ones are actually true and
Provides the basics for how to evaluate the species, cut, hardness price and other factors for choosing the lumber to use in your project.
If you're thinking of getting started in woodturning, here are some great guidelines. Our expert breaks down the "must-have" tools from the "nice to have" and even includes a few of his "dream shop" favorites.
Automatic Screw Sorter: You know you want one! If you have mountains of unsorted screws in your workshop, you probably spend lots of time looking for "just the right" screws for a job. This screw sorter is the answer! It can sort all your different screws to length, for …
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These rustic wooden nut bowls are handcrafted from sustainably harvested mango wood trees and feature rough-textured bark exteriors and smoothly finished interiors.
Booking Binding Press: In this guide, I show how I made this bookbinding press. It's a super easy project, so it's also quite a short video. I wanted to make a few notebooks for a while now, I usually have a few different ones and was fed up with buying them, so thought I…
Supplying the woodworking community with high quality full size woodworking plans including houses, bird houses ,clocks, chests, marble games, cars and Christmas designs.
Learn how to mix melted beeswax, boiled linseed oil, and turpentine to create a lovely historic beeswax furniture polish or beeswax wood polish.
This tutorial - Carving Bigfoot - will show you step-by-step how to carve a caricature of the elusive hide-and-go-seek champion.
How to Make a Sumac Pocket Whistle: Making a functional whistle that can fit in your pocket can be a difficult process that takes some practice, experimentation, and tuning, but I hope that this guide will well inform you in how to create a Sumac Pocket Whistle. Materials straight…
Discover a wide range of woodworking and carpentry tools, including hand, power, and accessories, to elevate your craftsmanship.
Hand tools, power tools, woodworking jigs, work benches, and everything else I use in my shop. Get your complete woodworking tools list here today.
"Robertson’s tool chest contains all the same tools that were found in the original. All the tools work, even the plane’s tote (handle) is set a scale 1/8″ to one side as the original. The saw has 160 teeth to the inch. Robinson says that the hardest tool to make was the folding rule with 5 leaf hinge. It is about .030″ thick and hand engraved on boxwood. Things like the shears and dividers also have nice little joints..."
Celtic wood carvings are a unique form of art that has been around for centuries. These carvings are often intricate and detailed, and they often feature
With an increase of off-gridders, hikers, campers, survivalists and travelers there is a need that brings us back to trusted primitive tools and appliances.
