Furniture & Cabinetmaking – Page 13

I’ve looked at a couple of variations of the Moxon vice in the last couple of years and in that

Master decorator and special effects expert Martin Green is the Master of Illusion who knows a thing or two about timber

Robert Paul Gurney explains how to use ordinary tools to get extraordinarily accurate layouts. The key to accurate marking and

John Lloyd looks at a 15th-century technique that revolutionised furniture making. No, this has nothing to do with secret handshakes

Laurent Peacock outlines the techniques used in the joinery of his Sika console table. When designers seek inspiration for new

Arris: A arris is the term for a sharp edge on wood where two edges meet. It is common to sand

Different countries use different measuring systems and typically the USA uses the standard/English/Imperial system and the UK uses the Metric

Michael T Collins makes an easily adjustable lectern. Dale Carnegie once said ‘there are always three speeches for every one