What You Need to Know to Start Turning – More
What You Need to Know to Start Turning – More: Mark Baker takes a look at holding work on the…
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Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 6: Precise Countersinks
Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 6: Precise Countersinks: One sign of professional work on a project is the precision…
Stack Marking – More
Stack Marking – More: Robert Paul Gurney continues his series on marking and measuring techniques. If you could take your…
Workshop Geometry: Perpendicular Line to a Point:
Workshop Geometry: Perpendicular Line to a Point: Part of our “Workshop Geometry” series for solving geometry problems in the woodworking…
Giving Woodwork a Decorative Facelift
Giving Woodwork a Decorative Facelift: Amber Bailey reflects on the benefits of adding decorative metalwork to wood. Natural glue for…
10 Tips For Using a Hand Plane
10 Tips For Using a Hand Plane: Take a tip from the Editor on the uses of a hand plane …
Living Willow Arch
Living Willow Arch: Peter Wood archly weaves his willowy way through another satisfying technique. In this article I will be…
Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 4: Pattern Routing:
Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 4: Pattern Routing: Using a pattern is the best way to create identical parts.…
How Square is Your Square?
How Square is Your Square?: Michael T Collins looks at making your squares just that little bit sharper in shape.…
How to Accurately Locate Holes: Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 3
How to Accurately Locate Holes: Custom Knife Scales (Handle) – Part 3: Accurately transferring the location of a hole from…