Furniture & Cabinetmaking – Page 16

Don’t do a ‘bodged’ chair repair – Ian Whittington shows you the correct way. Chairs are misused and abused by

Are the new generation of water-based lacquers really a match for old school finishes? PHOTOGRAPHS BY DEREK JONES/GMC PUBLICATIONS. If

The notion of saving and reusing things goes back to the dawn of time. But more recently human beings have

Deciding which joint to use in cabinet and box construction relies on a number of different factors. Colin Sullivan tackles the

With the aid of a few machines, Anne Briggs Bohnett and Steve Dando solve a woodworking school’s workbench problem with

Have you now stood in your kitchen an considered how many joints you are surrounded by? Probably not. Continuing on

A revolutionary advancement The Gothic style started around 1150 in France with the cathedral of Saint-Denis in Paris. It spread

Vic Tesolin takes a detailed look at bevel-up bench planes in the shop. Often misunderstood and therefore frequently overlooked, bevel-up